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Newspaper
Philadelphia Tribune
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1917
Page
7
Pop Walter C. Young says he only joined for the tryout on Decoration Day when facing the Crescents at Moorestown. He volunteers to join his regular team and challenge the Moorestown players, urging them to let conscience guide the outcome.
Hilldale pitcher Frank J. Sykes allowed only three hits and fanned ten as Hilldale defeated Logan Square 8 to 0 at Hilldale Park. Valentine, Mayo, Harris and Briggs powered the offense. Rhoade handled defense. Upcoming Hilldale games listed for June.
The Madison Colts defeated the Southern Giants 9 to 0 after a disputed umpire call in the ninth inning with bases loaded and one out. Star shortstop Bishop Childs was sidelined by illness as Owens pitched and Kerr Bass and Poulson led at bat. The Colts outhit and outpitched the Giants, knocking out all three opposing pitchers. The article notes key players including Lewis catching and A Poulson's batting in a late lineup reference to June 1 and the Frazier Stars.
The Peerless Giants of Norristown have finished their primary schedule under Assistant Manager Jove. They played six games, with one loss, against top amateur teams from Montgomery County and declare themselves champions of the county.
Baseball event at Hilldale Park in Darby Pa features Hilldale versus Bacharach Giants at 3 PM. Route details note a Darby car No 13 on Walnut Street bound for the park.
The Linwood Field Club of Linwood Delaware County is seeking engagement with all clots. For tense corrections apply to Harrison E Bantum Chester Pa.
Swarthmore, Pa. June saw the Gordon A C meet a surprising setback as Berkley defeated them after a close contest. The Swarthmore squad played a tied game and finished with a score of 13 to 13 in a rare stalemate.
Saturday afternoon the Philadelphia Oriole B B Club of Philadelphia faced Blue Ribbon at Germantown. Epps pitched five innings allowing one hit. Blue Ribbon’s hitting and fielding impressed. Forrest, Bowens, Johnson and Ayles starred in the infield. Haney and Simmons pitched for Germantown. Blue Ribbon won 12 to 0 in a game noted for strong defense and timely hitting.
The Sharon Hill Giants lost 8 to 5 to Argo A A in a well fought contest on June 9. Giants had an off day but played an interesting game. Manager Anderson expressed interest in a rematch with the Anchor Giants.
Moorestown New Jersey June 13 1930 Children’s Day celebrated at Bethel A M E Church with morning service sermon by Dr D J Brown afternoon program speakers Rev O J Tillman and Rev Robert Forman and a flower filled church.
Sunday at Bethel Church in Pensauken featured a large congregation and a fine Children’s Day program with flowers decorating the church. The day included sermons by Rev Smiley and upcoming quarterly meetings with Rev Coleman and Presiding Elder Cooper scheduled for the morning and evening services. Local visits included Mrs Draper and Mrs Cammel of Philadelphia and Mrs Cook of Moorestown visiting Pensauken observers.
Sunday attendance at all churches marked by good turnout. Local graduates include Miss Lillie Turner. Visitors and residents noted include Mr and Mrs Shorts of Philadelphia and yacht club leader Mr Shorts. Several residents, like Mrs M B Comfort and Mrs Marshall, arrived for the summer.
Camden residents report a weekend of visits and hospitality. Mr and Mrs William Bennett and child stayed with Mr and Mrs H J Hall at 187 Mt Vernon street. Mr Charles P Smith and Mr Stephen Gaines left for Gettysburg. Mrs L B Smith and Mrs Ida My Gaines visited Liberty Baptist church. Mrs Cora McKim entertained luncheon for sister Mrs H R Clement at 321 Benson street. Mrs Robert Thomas called on Miss Effie Jenkins at 321 Benson street. All Camden news should be sent to Rev C H Harmon at 139 Mt Vernon street each Monday.
Woodbury New Jersey June 12 The Violet Embroidery Club closed its season with a grand social last Friday night with about two hundred and fifty guests from seventeen States. The event showcased the club’s social work and refined young ladies aiding county youth. Mrs J H Howard entertained Bordentown Industrial School teachers Mr Jones and Capt Taylor Thursday.
Burlington notes report Children's Day events at Pearl Street A M E church and upcoming services at A M E Zion and Second Baptist churches. Local games saw Bordentown beat Trenton 9-8 with Ford and Binn starring. The Robnson Reading reunion is postponed to August 1918.
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