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FRAZIER A. a BARER ALL CLUB Reading from left to right, top row, J. Reed, 2nd base; Ham Miller,c. field; Wm Smith, manager; David Van Dyke, r. field; Samuel Chamber*, 1st base; Albert Lowe, ehort atop. Bottom row, Clarence William*, catcher; Pete Hull, 3rd base; Jamea Smith, pitcher; Edward Johneon, left field,Frailer Athletic Baaeball Club Win* Three Straight Games.The baseball team of the Frasier Athletic dab. of the Eighth want Hettlenient, christened their new uniforms by winning three straight games, they played two games on July 4th a ad one ou last Ha turd ay. The first game was with the Young Southwark Club, at Falnnount Park, Belmont grounds, the morning of July 4th. Heore.Young South'k. Oil 0 0 0 4 0 O b Frasier A. 5 5 0 2 0 8 7 0 x—27The feature of the game was the phenomenal pitching of J allies Smith. Batteries—Levy and Manuel; Smith and Green. -The second game was plated in the afternoon at Fairmount Park. Score. Frasier A. O.. S 0 8 8 0 0 10 0-15Fahmioum A. C. 1 18 0 1 1 0 0 0— 7Last Saturday they played the Croat-well dob on the same grounds. Score:Cromwell ..... 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 lt;L- 8Frasier A. 2 2 8 7 8 0 0 0 0-17and the surrounding community. Managers can make no mistake is arranging a game.July 13. C. C.; July 20th, Hwartk-more; July 25th, Evergreen HaU, at Twenty-sixth and Allegheny avenue Mention this paper When you write. Address Bdw. Bolden. mgr.,Marks avenue, Darby, Pa.Easy for 8outh Philly Giants.Before a crowd of fully 1500 people the South Philadelphia Giants witfc young Joe Forbes ou the slab easily defeated the Broad St. Station B, B. Q.on last Saturday, at Sixtieth street aadk Woodland avenue. The Giantg ran Qft a score of 27 runs against 15 for Urn Railroaders and eased up in order In\'v i Y' 'y'gfWr .make it a little interesting for the spec* tators. On the bases the Giants «ua at will. The SoJth Philly boys mate a record, scoring 18 runs in two in-BASE BALL( .
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Philadelphia Tribune

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US

Sat, Jul 13, 1912

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