Alpha Giants Defeat Boys Club In Downingtown Clash
The Alpha Giants defeated the Boys Club of Downingtown 22 to 9 on Saturday June 9. Dugans and Harmon anchored the Giants strong pitching and solid defense while the Giants scored 15 runs off a generous Boys Club defense. Giants lineup featured F Clark Harmon W Clark Hicks Broadly Vinson Hannums Vanleer Dugant with Dugants on the mound. Boys Club lineup included Lomax Seamon Seamon Jones Flowers Allen Warnick Thomas.
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F. Seamon
Jones
P. Flowers
Hilldale to Meet Bacharach Giants in Hilldale Park Game
Hilldale hosts Bacharach Giants in the second game of the series at Hilldale Park. Hilldale’s offense overwhelmed Towanda A A on Saturday with Pinder's stops Brigg's fielding and key hits by Harris Burgee and Valentine. Schedule shows Bacharach Giants June 23 and other games through June 30 against Pottstown and R. G. Dun.
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Bacharach Gants
Atlantic City
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Towanda
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Pottstown
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Valentine
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Blue Ribbon Notes on Germantown Baseball Encounter
The Phila Hall B B C faced the Blue Ribbon B B C at Germantown last Saturday with standout fielding from both sides. Rousley and E. Johnson starred at short, Sonny Blackston shone for the Halls, and Bentley and Haney were relieved in the sixth by Epps and Miles who pitched well. Ayles hit hard and fielded well as Fra zer Stars and Red Caps are scheduled for upcoming Germantown games.
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Ayles
Red Caps
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Tribune
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Epps
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Hilldale Faces Bacharach Giants at Hilldale Park in Darby
Baseball brief notes a scheduled game between Hilldale and Bacharach Giants at Hilldale Park in Darby Pennsylvania on June 23 at 3 PM. The venue is described as near Walnut Street with Park access from 3P.M. on June 23.
Hilldale at Dan Pa Darby Car on Walnut Street Park
Baseball note lists a game between Hilldale and Dan Pa Darby Car on Walnut Street direct to Park with Thursday June 28. Details are fragmentary but identify teams Hilldale and Dan Pa Darby Car and a park venue on Walnut Street.
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Linwood Field Club Seeks Engagement Terms in Chester
The Linwood Field Club of Linwood Delaware County opens for engagement with all clubs. For terms and games apply to Harrison E Bantum at 2nd Street, Chester Pennsylvania.
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Peerless American Giants Lose To Parkesburg 7 to 2
Parkesburg Pennsylvania June 16. The Peerless American Giants fall 7 to 2 as a flag raising with a military band precedes the game. Philadelphia aristocrats and a Red Cross unit attend. Parkesburg Iron Works hosts a royal reception that aids Parkesburg victory. Score Peerless 7 Parkesburg 2. Earlier June 13 the Peerless Giants lost 8 to 2 to the Baltimore Black Sox. rain stopped the June 14 rematch.
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Transfer Bow To St Catharine In Tight Win
St Catharines edged Transfer 14 to 8 in a hard fought game on Saturday June 16 played at St Catharines arena. The win improves St Catharines record while Transfer suffers a narrow defeat.
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Anchor Giants Fall to Bacharach Giants in Wide-Open Game
The Anchor Giants lost an evenly matched game to the Bacharach Giants 8 to 6. Next Saturday at 3 45 p m the Anchor Giants meet the Brooklyn Royal Giants at 9th and Cedar Avenue Delaware County Athletic Association grounds.
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Delaware County Athletic Association
Madison Colts Defeat Frazier Stars 12 to 8 in Victory Streak
The Madison Colts, ages 18 to 23 under Jno. Tuck, beat the Frazier Stars 12 8 with Happy White pitching eight innings of two hits and Lanky Lewis handling catching. Howard White filled in at second, while Kerr Robinson A Poulson and Philips batting stood out. Next Saturday June 28 Maryland Stars visit.
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Maryland Stars
Track Team Prepares for July 4 Meets at Belmont Park Starr Garden
Coach Mitchell and Manager Bailey drill the boys daily to reach first class form for July 4 meets at Belmont Park in the morning and Starr Garden in the afternoon. George Johnston the distance man is at top speed while Bren Mitchell Gaskins and Bowers look for strong showings. The club also competes in field events at Saint Marys picnic Maple Grove on June 28 and the Junior team is shaping up well.
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Maple Grove
Philadelphia Colored Stars Baseball Rebuilds For Hilldale Return
The Philadelphia Colored Stars announce a fresh lineup after releasing veterans and adding fast new players. They seek a rematch with Hilldale. Mondelle Club beat Fleming A C 15 to 7 as William Jones started wild but settled to dominate. Batteries Shorts, Tony, Jones, Walker.
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Browns Win 5 to 1 Over Golden Links B B C
The Bryn Mawr Browns were held to 5 to 1 by the Golden Link B B C in a southpaw duel. Lefty Tom Thornton pitched for the Browns and Nichol as the Links starter kept them in the game. Nichol also worked out of multiple jams, while the Links scored their only run in the second inning and the Browns failed to capitalize when runners were on.
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Swarthmore
Swarthmore A A Plans Games After Disappointment
Swarthmore A A canceled Saturday’s game due to a last minute disappointment but plans a clash with Sharon Hill Gts on June 23 and a match with the Anchor Giants on July 21. The club seeks a series with the Republican Club of Swarthmore, while member Samuel Brown remains missing since June 11.
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Swarthmore A. A
Sharon Hill Gts
Anchor Giants
Samuel Brown
Sharon Hill Giants Triumph Over Newton Coal Nine
The Sharon Hill Giants defeated Newton Coal B B 16 to 8 in an easy win. Manager C Anderson led the Giants, who were formerly Stanton Field Club, with the June 16 game noted at Stanton Field.
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Newton Coal B
Stanton Field Club
C. Anderson
Sharon Hill Gts
Newton Coal C
Baseball News Desk Rules Deadline Change
The office requires all game reports from Saturday to be submitted by Monday noon. Failure to comply will result in non publication. Editor notes enforcement.
Olive Taylor visits Sadie Place in Philadelphia
Moorestown resident Miss Olive B. Taylor returned for the summer from Simmons College Boston and visited Miss Sadie Place of Philadelphia last Sunday.
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N. J
Olive BE. Taylor
Simmons College
Boston
Sadie Place
Philadelphia
Ocean City Daily Briefs Highlight Local Attendance
Sunday brought good church turnout and many visitors to Ocean City New Jersey. Notables include Miss Marie Burks visiting Mr. Abraham Taylor ill Reverend Decker injured but healingProgress at Shiloh Baptist Reverend G Harris received a gift from Rose Bud Sewing Circle Mrs Hardy home for summer Josephine Cole and Gertrude Green left for Dover State College to attend summer school David Payne visiting for the summer.
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Evergreen Hall A A Baseball Club Dominates Red Caps
In Woodbury New Jersey on a Sunday outing Evergreen Hall A A Base Ball Club routed the Red Caps of the Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia team 16 to 1. Waples starred with four hits as Evergreen Hall shut them out until the final inning.
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