Hilldale to Host Midweek Games With Lincoln Giants
Hilldale Park will feature Spotwood Poles and the Harlem crowd favorite in Hilldale’s home lineup for midweek games. Delaware County League clubs Poth’s Chester and J. G. Brill are slated for Thursday games at Hilldale Park. Schedule lists Potts Town on Saturday June 30, Norwood and Penna. Red Caps Ex Lincoln Stars with Lankford Forbes Parks Perkins Pierce and Culver. Logan Square to visit Darby July 7.
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Spotwood
Harlem
Hilldale Park
Poth
Chester
J. G. Brill
Pottstown
A. m
Norwood
P. m
Penna
Red Caps
Lincoln Stars
Lankford
Frank Forbes
Parks
Perkins
Pierce
Culver
Logan Square
Darby
Sharon Hill Giants Face Holiday Doubleheader Schedule
The Sharon Hill Giants of Swarthmore A A Club post a 9 to 0 win over Swarthmore. They schedule a June 30 matchup with Horntown B B and a July 4 doubleheader against Berlin Giants. Manager C Anderson leads a hopeful season with strong play.
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Sharon Hill Giants
Swarthmore A. A
Giants
Horntown B
G H C Baseball Team Opens With Big Win
The G H C baseball team opened against Downingtown Pennsylvania on Saturday the 23rd and won 21 to 1. They boast the fastest Western Bran dywine Summit team and have played close scores this season traveling to Georgetown Maryland and returning with the bacon. They are open for the fourth of July awaiting a reply from Media Y M C A.
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Downingtown
Brandywine Summit
Georgetown
Alpha Giants Fall to Brandywine Summits in Lopsided Game
In Downingtown on June 23 Brandywine Summits defeated the Alpha Giants 20 to 1 at Brandywine Summit. Battery for Brandywine was Johnson and White. Giants pitchers were Lomax Wilburn and Clark.
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Downingtown
Alpha Giants
Brandywine Summits
Brandywine Sumit
Giants
Battery
Johnson and White
Lomax, Wilburn and Clark
Hilldale Edges Bacharach Giants in Second Game
Hilldale wins 3 to 0 in the second game at Hilldale Park as Sykes shuts down Bacharach Giants with strong pitching. Burgee Pinder Harris Barnard and Valentine produced key hits while Hilldale fans see record crowds and improved transport arrangements for game days.
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Hilldale
Bacharach Giants
Hilldale Park
Sykes
Johnson
Giants
Syke
Burgee
Pinder
Harris
Barnard
Valentine
Roberts
Bacharachs
Brigg
Rhoades
Hill
St Orr
Bacharach R. HO
Mack
L. Roberts
Meuimegic
Maryland Stars Defeat Madison Colts 13 11
Baseball recap notes the Maryland Stars beat the Madison Colts 13 to 11 on June 23. Poor lineup and missing regulars left the Colts vulnerable as H White at second and Captain Lewis with a home run led Maryland, while McNeal at short misplayed the ball and Childs moved to first.
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Madison Colts
Maryland
Colts
H White
Capt. Lewis
McNeal
Childs
Poulson
Port Richmond Defeats W. C. C. 6 to 4 in Weekend Showdown
Port Richmond topped W. C. C. on Saturday with a 6 to 4 score. Inning by inning details appear garbled but indicate Port Richmond led early and held on for the win.
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Port Richmond
Peerless American Giants Forge Strong Lineup for West Tour
The Peerless American Giants completed trials and stitched a seasoned squad. Cannon Ball Jackson and Lefty Brown will join next week to bolster the mound. The team departs for a twelve day West tour after facing Frankford today, a 19 game winner.
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Peerless
American Giants
Giants
Bacharach
Cannon Ball Jackson
Big Lefty Brown
Frankford
Hilldale and Pottstown Play at Hilldale Park
Baseball today features Hilldale against Pottstown at 3 P M on June 30 at Hilldale Park in Darby Pa Darby car No 13 on Walnut Street directs to the park.
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Hilldale
Pottstown
Hilldale Park
Darby
Walnut Street
Hilldale Baseball Schedule Notes for July 4
A fragment lists Hilldale games on July 4 with matchups against Norwood Patents Delaware Company at 10 a m and Hilldale versus Red Ex Lincoln and York at 3 p m. It mentions Darby and Walnut Street, plus a Thursday event at Tilda Park No 13.
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Hilldale Ve. Norwood
Patents del, Co
Hilldale
Ae Red
Lincoln One
York
Tilda Park
Thurs- Darby Tar
Walnut Street
Blue Ribbon Beats Red Caps In Baseball Showdown
Blue Ribbon routed Red Caps 14 to 3 at Germantown with strong hitting and fielding. E Johnson starred at shortstop and Si held the mound, allowing three unearned runs. Key moments included home runs by Bowers and Farrell and stolen bases by Forrest and others.
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Blue Ribbon
E. Johnson
Frazier Starr
Bryn Mawr Browns
Germantown
Berlin Giants
Madison Colts
Stanton A. A
Manhattan A. A
RED Caps
A.B. Carter
Abe
Douglass
Cameo
Harman
Washington
S. Blake
A. E. Ayles
Bullock
Perkins
Bowers
OO Haney
Forreat
O. R. Johnson
Simmons
Dorn Vcian
Forrest
R. Johnson
Farrell
Mer. Johnson
J. Henry Sellars
J. T. Reid
Swarthmore Young Rep Defeat Berlin Team In Close Game
Swarthmore Young Republicans beat Berlin of Philadelphia 4 to 3 before a large crowd. Perry and Miller pitched well. Chissen at short and F Johnson strong in field. Swarthmore offense included hits by Johnson Dickerson and others, with solid defense and key sacrifices.
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Swarthmore
Swarthmore Young
Berlin
Philadelphia
Perry
Miller
F. Johnson
Chissen
Swarthmore R. H. O. A. E. Chien
Ccs
Bem
Johnson
Dickerson
Sadler
Hiloka
Csss
Ecs Ingram
Freeman
O. A. B. Wenete
B. Henry
Iss
Ss Perel
Gmeek
Tgeris
Peine
Dickson
Hicks
Polk
Edwards
Marshall
Pernell
Henry Taylor
Smack
Struk
Balle
E. Frisby
Holiday
Manhattan Defeats Giants In Saturday Park Game
The Manhattan team beat the Giants 11 to 7 at Manhattan Park on June 23 with Sprouce shining in fielding and batting. The Frazier plan to visit Manhattan on July 4. First game called at 10:30 a.m. Blue Ribbon event set for July 27 at Germantown grounds.
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Manhattan
Giants
Manhattan Park
34Th
Reed Streets
Sprouce
Frazier
Blue Ribbon
Germantown
Randolph
Wm. Brown
Wm. Dun
Geo, Pratt
al, Getts
Ae Ee
Dos OG Osha
Charseuea
Scott
Phil. Wilson
Grays Ferry
F. Rhoads
Dixon
Taylor
Pratt
Forsythe
Day
Rhoads
Harvey
Miles and
Jones
Crescents Defeat Cherokees Club in 20-0 Shutout
The Crescents of Moorestown overpower the Cherokees Club Philadelphia 20 to 0 in a late evening game halted after 7 innings due to darkness. The Crescents schedule shows June 30 at Evergreen Hall and July 4 two games at Frazem A. C. and July 7 at La Mott Stars.
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Crescents
Moorestown
Cherokees Club
Philadelphia
Evergreen Hall
Frazem A. C
la Mott Stars
Swarthmore A A Club Fight Back Over Scheduling
Manager Gardner questioned why Man ager Herndon or the Young Rep BB Club refused a game. The reply says it is not cold feet but readiness to enlist and play to defend the national game as teams have done on their grounds. Ruffin J. Herndon signs off.
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Gardner
Swarthmore A. A
Herndon
Rep. B. B
Ruffin J. Herndon
Notice to Baseball News Correspondents
The editor orders all game reports from Saturday to be submitted by Monday noon. Reports arriving late will not be published.
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Baseball
Bordentown Notes Summer Picnic At Bordentown School
Statewide visitors will attend a Bordentown School picnic on July 4 with boating and fishing as attractions. The summer school opens with special rates for students. Four Mt Holly ladies hosted a peas canning day on June 23, yielding 86 quarts canned plus 11% bushels, with more volunteers from across the state offering similar service.
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Bordentown
Mt. Holly
Frank J. Dillion
Edward Stanley
Arthur Lowrie
Edward Harmon
Ocean City Briefs Report Summer Visitors and Local News
Sunday’s sunshine drew many to the ocean as bathing remained fine. Summer visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Albert of Philadelphia and Mr. Charles Davis. Gorden Bird of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Gillett, Otto Thompson and wife, and Miss Marie Burkin are listed. Rev. Rosco of Philadelphia preached at Shiloh Baptist with a large crowd. Rev. Harris’s health is noted as not so well.
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Ocean City
N. J
Mrs. Albert
Philadelphia
Charles Davis
Atlantic City
Abaram Taylor
Gorden Bird
Baltimore
Harris
Bethel services and local social notes in Pensauken
The Pensauken brief covers Bethel church services with a morning sermon on The love of God constraineth me and a Sunday Sabbath school talk by the County Superintendent. It notes evening praise and choir music, a lawn entertainment raising funds, and upcoming services led by Rev Foster and his choir. It also lists visitors, social visits, a recent wedding, and local movements and gatherings among residents.
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Pensauken
N. J
Bethel
Florence Hammond
Foster
Charles Gibson
Thomas
Helen
Alverta Sordon
Anna Polk
Benjamin Jones
Margaret
Riverton
Louisa’ Collins
Gertrude Butler
Samuel Jackson
Lawnside
Anna Dorman
Philadelphia Post Office
Maple Grove
Ollie Wright
Nellie Thomas
Ella Brown
Mary Jacob
John Jacob
Sordontown
Park Avenue
Camden Briefs Highlight Lodges and Visits in Camden
Camden reports guest visits from Raye mond Gould of Bridgeton and Edward Carter of Cedarville. Philadelphia visitor Irene Berry sees Mme. M. I. Weaver. A fall caused Mrs. Rice to break her neck. Rising Sun Lodge and Oriental Lodge held St Johns Day at Macedonia church with De Molay escort. Master Chas N. Robinson Jr led a historic program. papers read by CA Polk and J. J. Merrill. Rev H. W. Cummings preached. Community honors included Heroines of Jericho and Carnation Circle contributions.
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Camden
N. J
Rayemond Gould
Bridgeton
Edward Carter
Cedarville
Jennie Coward
Percy Wilson
New York
Rising Sun Lodge
Oriental Lodge
St. Johns
Macedonia A. M. E
de Molay Commandery No. 1
J. J. Merrill
H. W. Cummings
Jericho
Carnation Circle
James W. Allison
Walter W. Wilson
W. L. Stevens
A. A.inson
Wm. L. Stevens
George Farrow
Wm. BL Preston
Howard Milburn
Children hold Mt Zlom church program in Berwyn
Berwyn Pa June 26 children’s day exercises were held at Mt Zlom church Sunday night a very good program was rendered by the little folks. Mrs Helen Carroll Foster leaves Thursday for Adirondacks Mountains for the summer. Mr Wm Carroll motor to Lancaster City Sunday for a pleasant time. Several locals attended a dinner hosted by Mrs Wyngate Short Edgewood Ave with Mr and Mrs Cornelius Yeaths Radnor and others. Funeral in Millsboro Del for Geo Hitchens drew relatives including Chas Hitchens and others.
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Berwyn
Mt. Zlom
Helen Carroll Foster
Adirondacks
Wm. Carroll
Lancaster City
Cornelius Yeaths
Radnor
Edgar Powell
Helen Powell
Heeter Richardson
Devon
Coatesville
Parvin Sweeney
West Chester Notice on Sunday School Attendance and Visits
West Chester June 26 report shows Bethed A. M. EB Sunday School at 9 36 a m largely attended with lessons reviewed by Miss M. Brock. Morning service at 4 30 p m with sermon by Deacon Wright. St Pauls Baptist Sunday school attendance noted at 4 30 a m and guests from Philadelphia attended a local commencement and visited town relatives.
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West Chester
Bethed
M. Brock
Deacon Wright
St. Pauls Baptist
Jennie Nash
Jennile Morris
Philadelphia
State No School
A. J. Darnell
Joseph Deshields
Town
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G. Jones
B. F. Butts
Ene
BELL
Steam Heat First Hotel
Henderson Cafe
North Illinois Avenue
S. I. Henderson
Bell Phone
South 15Th Street
Dickinson
Lombard St
L. J. Waters
Philadelphia, PA
Sylvester
Ohio Ave
J. M. Hutton
Baystate Hotel
N. Ten
James Ottery
Con, Second St. and
Bay Ave
Ocean City, N. J
M. B. Comfort
Proprietress
Rae
Thorley
The
United Gas Improvement Company
Perienced Optician
Fellman € Co. Occulists & Opticians
Chestnut St
Hilldale Lands Poles
Lincoln Giants
Sharon Hill
Maryland Stars
C. C
Cee
Richmond
the Ocean House
Sea Isle City, N. J
Sonaline
Lee
Plain St
Elmhorset
Ocean House City
Henry G. Herrmann Confectioner
South Street
Ella Saunders
Annie Gibson
State St
West Phila
C. J. Walker
Frank W. Burrell
Bainbridge Street
Brown's Drug Store
Roth & Arch Streets
Lett Taya
Age
the Tribune
All Stars
Stars
A. E Halen
Henson
Eeeee Smith
Sewer
Peet
P Taney
Ee . Robinson
Peterson
Oe Willis
Steers Redman
Clark
Green
Driver
Morrison
Gordon
Cabbage
Veasey
Ray
Geo. James
Diamond
New Jersey
Pensauken Briefs
Camden Briefs
Pennsylvania
Berwyn .News
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