Blue Ribbon Triumph Over Clinton A A 11 to 4 in Regional Match
Blue Ribbon dominated Clinton A A in a two hour game at Wildwood with strong batting and solid defense. Key players included J W Jones and Edward Groves as spectators, J Henry Sellars umpired, and Batteries Wildwood Vance Ballard with Cape May Dickerson Robinson reported.
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A. M
Manton A. C
P. m
East Phila
Giants
Clanton A
E. Knapper
A. Lockiey
James
Meeen
Ee F
Ee Miller
Tals
ESS
Ee Warner
Hainey
Wis
Wingfield
Cccm
Tee
Mee Foi Ae
Willis
Ui Se NS
Met
Ss Leura
Ak Ee R Johnson
Clinton A. A
Lockley
Haney
Griffin
Farrell
Pinder
Knapper
Vincent
Warfield
Sturges
J. Henry Sellars
Vance
Jackson
Cooper
Cape May
Wildwood
Ballard
Dickerson
Robinson
Jos
Washington
N. J
Hilldale Beats West Phila Giants 9 to 2 in Easy Show
Hilldale toyed with the West Phila Giants and won 9 to 2 at Hilldale Park. Pitcher Clark turned in steady work as Coach Summers pushed the team through a thorough workout and inviting them to take chances. The lineup shows strong performances from multiple Hilldale players as they outslugged the Giants.
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Hilldale
West Phila Giants
Clark
Summers
Pitman A
Hilldale Park
Liebz
Didell
Pitman
Liebz Fanped
Putman
Ideal Travelers
Virginia Royals
A. m
Folcroft
P. m
S. W. Branch
Nepaul A. C
Hilldale R
My E. Pinder
Burgee
Studeven
Jenkins
Clarkson
Thompson
Simmons
Goodall
Jackson
Gatewood
Wilkinson
Sisicic
Edwards
Boone
W. P. Giants
Bryn Mawr Browns Pitch No Hit Versus Peerless Giants
Six Bits Harris star pitcher of the Bryn Mawr Browns pitched a no hit game against the Peerless Giants of Germantown on June 12, winning 8 to 0. Harris walked one and had two hits. Gene Tuck added four hits and a circus catch. Center fielder Showell and shortstop Spady combined on a dazzling outfield play. The Browns seek first class opponents and open dates in July and August, address T. Thornton, 30 Warner Ave Bryn Mawr.
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Marris
Peerless
Six Bits
Harris
Bryn Mawr Browns
Peerless Giants
Germantown
Gene Tuck
Penn St
Showell
Spady
Bro
Browns
T. Thornton
Warner Ave
Bryn Mawr
Peprless
Gmith
Draper
Jaes
Stanton Field Club Plays Strong Ball In Ninth Season
The Stanton F C a leading Philadelphia semi pro team begins its ninth season led by Pop Young. The roster includes Bruce Heavelow Frank Harris Clark Harris Jimmy Harris Nutter Mark Forman and new add Sam Warren Bud Price Leon Nelson and Fred Perry. They have scheduled games with La Mott Jenkintown Crescent Moorestown Hilldale Swarthmore Beverly Browns Palmyra Riverton and Atlantic City Giants. They beat Diamonds 4 3 and Empire 4 3 in extras and also defeated St Catharine 14 6 while losing to Reliance 11 6 and Blue Ribbon 8 9. Warren and Harris Nelson Perry star infield with Bud Price at pitcher and Heavelow finding his bat.
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Stanton F. C
Philadelphia
Pop Young
Pop
Stanton
Ggaeon
Bruce
Heavelow
Frank Harris
Clark Harris
Jimmy Harris
Nutter
Mark
Forman
Bud Price
Sammy Warren
Fred Perry
Anchor Giants
Leon Nelson
la Mott All Stars
Jenkintown
Crescent
Moorestown
N. J
Hilldale
Darby
Swarthmore
Beverly Browns
Palmyra
Riverton
Jimmy Marshal
Atlantic City Giants
Stanton Field
Diamonds
Empire
Frazier
St. Philadelphia
Reliance
St. Catharine
Blue Ribbon
W. H. C. Young
North St
Bed Price
Lonnie Nelson
Demon
Warren
Harris
Nelson
Perry
Norther A A Beats YMCA 11 to 6 In Poorly Played Game
Saturday afternoon at the grounds of the Northern A A the Norther A A men made frequent hits count while YMCA players showed apparent indifference and were kept on the short end 11 to 6. Two YMCA home runs were the game's features.
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A. A
Fraternal Lodge News and Health Updates
Fraternal lodge members and visitors gather for the Mount Laurel No. 1 meeting on June 11 to complete the last three degrees and donate ten dollars to Sister Lo Aldridge’s home admission. Members of various lodges plan visits, prayers, and sick list outreach as June events occur at local churches and addresses.
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Ganized
G. C
Daniel Clark
Lewis Russell
Theo. Morrison
D. G
Nottingham
Bro Blackwell
Clara Jasper
Maurice Rumsey
Bro. Barnes
Thadeus Stevens
Mount Laurel
Lo Aldridge
Locust Street
Marie Craig
White Hall
Evening Star Lodge No. 9
Frankford
Silver Star Lodge No. 10
Sharon Hill
H. D. Bradley No. 16
Bright
Hope Church
Alder St
York
Bertha Mills
Kimbal St
Cora Johnson
Order
Smedley Street
Rose Bud
Sharon #i's
H. D. Bradley
Colored commander reelected at Spanish War Veterans encampment
The Eleventh Department of the United Spanish War Veterans met in Johnstown Pennsylvania from Monday to Wednesday. Charles Young Camp No 27 was represented by Commander Jordan and delegates Gibson and Toleon. Rev W Spencer Carpenter was unanimously reelected Department Chaplain after praise from Hector Mansfield.
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Johnstown
Charles Young
Department of
Penna
Jordan
Gibson
Toleon
W. Spencer Carpenter
Allen A. M. E
Hector Mansfield
Philadelphia
Carpenter
Mansfields
Children Day Services and Community Notes in Philadelphia
Blue bunting flags and flowers marked a Children’s Day program with sermons, speeches by Rev Julian C Caldwell of Nashville, and a large youth program led by Master Nathan Brown. Social notices recall visits, funerals, and ongoing church community events across Morris Brown and West Philadelphia, with plans for August picnic and church activities.
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Nathan Brown
Julian C. Caldwell
Ablon Christian Endeavor League
Nashville
Tenn
Jemnie Rice
Darby
J. Jackson
Wilmington
Del
Allen
Philadelphia
E. Murray
J. White
West Philadelphia
A. Clayton
J. Foulk
Abel P. Caldwell
Jennie Rice
Elvira Murray
Hattie Fields
Neice
Bryn Mawr Baptist Services Highlight Community Gathering
In Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania on June 13 services drew large attendance. Morning sermon was spiritual and a children’s day march led by L Scott and Leah Hairston highlighted afternoon events. Rev Woolforts of Philadelphia preached in the evening. A concert by Mrs Non and Claudy impressed attendees.
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Sarah Butler
Morris Brown
Philadelphia Tribune
Ella Whitaker
Morris Brown A. M. E
Florence Turner Bradley
Josephine Richardson
Nicholas St
Ceci Ten
Jeremiah Morris
Anna Carpenter
M. Payten
Ida Yeocum
P. P. Gaines
Mary Taylor
Ringgold St
Chester Fisher
Morrig Brown Sunday School
E. McNair
Bella Strawberry
Miss White
Millers Memorial Church
Edna McClane
Bryn Mawr
L. Scott
Leah Hairston
Wool Forts
Philadelphia
Mesdam
Non
Claudy
the Baptist
Dobbs
H. Townsend Bar Bosun
Thornton
Brooke Hall
W. Oliver Jr
J. Oliver
Mira Ion
Dennis
A. Es Wells
L. Ricks
W. Blantos C. Taylor
M. Dabney
H. Brown
L. Greaves
E. Cletheas
Howard
Antone
R. Mason
Pittsburg
Mia
Mackall
Wayne
Williamer
Norristown
Messrs
W. Jr
F. and
W. Curtis
Brym Mawr
W. Thorton Sr
Thursda
N. H
First Baptist Church
Dr. Walker
Cannon
Hali
Children Day Observed at Shor ter Church Morton Pa
Children Day observance held at Shor ter Church with a crowded house. Mrs Nellie Burrell in charge and Mrs L E Hubert delivering the Mind Pictures address. Services continued at the First Baptist Church with Rev Lincoln leading the morning.
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BELL
15Th Street
Broad Street
B. F. Butts
South 15Th Street
Bell Phone
Dickinson
Baltimore House
Lombard St
L. J. Waters
SCOTT
Hotel
Amos Scott
Ocean House
Gorden Sea View
Sea Isle City
Lucy Lee
Atlantic Beach
Conservatory
Plain St
Elmhurst
Searle
Helper
THE
United Gas
Brunswick
Rio Grande Ave
Holly Beach
E. C. Boswell
Smos
Pennsylvania
S. W. Cor
20Th and
Spring Garden Sts
Philadelphia, Pa
Evan G.ee
KDW
H. Gurk
Mgr
See
Scott & Hunsicker
S. Thirteenth Street
Scott & Hunsicker’s
108 & Thirtwenth BT
Joney
Brown
How Y Streets
Justice
Perienced Optician
Fellman & Co
Oculists
Chestnut St
Fev
Monogram Whiskey
Phentetas
Theodore Netter
Riginal
Frice Liquor House
Market Street
BASE
Clinton A. C
Hilldale Trims
Roxborough
Reid
Johnson
Gould
Roxborough R. H. O. A. E. Carlins
Sturgis
C. Smith
Stanton Field Club
Phila Hall
Bently
Evergreen Hall
Woodbury
J. Boyd Ass’n
Fisher
Andrews
Evergreens
Wissahickon
E Lester
Seen Watkins
Naet
McFadden
Ford
Blackstone
Martins Village
Truxion
Ewes Irons
Es Flamer
Ee Gay
Aiken
Wheeler
Stewie McFadden
Bentley
Henry
Ee Irvin
Peewee Ewes Ord
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Myers
Dickson
Sree Eee Butler
Anderson
Eeeweee
Vincent Eee
Ewe
Phila
Hall
Bev Browns
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