South Phillies/ Corley C.C.

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1922-5-10 Wed. South Phillies beat Fleisher Yarn 8-3.
1922-8-27 Sun. South Phillies lose to Viscose 6-1. 

John "Muggsy" Meagher

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1928-4-01 Corley Catholic Club will play independently this year - leaving South Philadelphia League. Have Lohr, Gerner, Bill Hockenbury, Jr. etc. Park at 13th and Bigler, as usual. A South Philadelphia player centerfielder named Gorman who played for Corley last year has mysteriously refused all pro offers. An expert on the South Philadelphia scene says it is because he gets homesick.

1928-4-22 1st game rained out. Corley CC will play ball on Saturday afternoons and twilight ball on weekdays. Will not play on the sabbath. Meagher has signed three players from Harrowgate: Dean, Lohr, and Devinney.

1928-7-14 Will play two doubleheaders today.

1977-1-25 Death notice.

1977-1-26 Remembering Muggsy.

1928-5-01 Tues. Hilldale 6, Corley 3. 5K ATT. Season opener.

1928-5-02 Wed. Lancaster 3, Corley 2. George Brand's Lancaster club.

1928-5-05 Sat. Cuban Stars 9, Corley 8. 

1928-5-06 Sun. La Mott 2, Corley 0. Tom Brett's La Mott club. Corley club without its stars.

1928-5-12 Sat. Corley 5, Allentown 0. Called Johnny Meager.

1928-5-15 Tues. BRG 7, Corley 4. 1st loss of season. (Wrong.)

1928-5-19 Sat. Atlantic City Police 2, Camden 1.

1928-5-22 Tues. Corley 5, Camden 5. Big crowd.

1928-5-26 Sat. Corley 6, Kensington Congregational 5. 

1928-5-28 Mon. Corley 4, Wentz-Olney 3. Kensington Cong beats Black Sox.

1928-6-02 Sat. Corley 13, Reading Professionals 4. Lai stars. 

1928-6-07 Thu. Quartermasters 8, Corley 0. Colonel Wood's Quartermasters club.

1928-6-08 Fri. Philadelphia Elks 14, Corley 0. Vann at 1b for Elks. Kensington Cong beats Cuban Stars.

1928-6-12 Tues. Corley 9, Wentz-Olney 4.

1928-6-13 Wed. Corley 11, Wentz-Olney 3. 

1928-6-16 Sat. Corley 3, Haywood CC 2. Jonnie Meager. 

1928-6-18 Mon. Camden 5, Corley 2. 

1928-6-20 Wed. Corley 5, Cuban Stars 1.

1928-6-23 Sat. Corley 2, Allentown 0. 

1928-6-26 Tues. Corley 8, Quartermasters (South Philadelphia League leaders) 0. 

1928-6-27 Wed. Lincoln Giants 7, Corley 5. 

1928-6-30 Sat. Cuban Stars 10, Corley 9. 

1928-7-02 Mon. Corley 5, Northeast Shrine (Suburban League) 0. 

1928-7-06 Fri. Corley 6, Trenton 1. 

1928-7-07 Sat. Corley 6, Bridgeton 3. Bridgeton = South Jersey champs. 

1928-7-12 Thur. Wentz-Olney 12, Corley 1. 5 innings. Stan Baumgartner pitched for Al Rue's Wentz-Olney. 

1928-7-13 Fri. Kensington CC 5, Corley 2. 

1928-7-16 Mon. Cuban Stars 6, Corley 3.

1928-7-17 Tues. Corley 5, Girard Estate 3. Johnnie Meager. Lai stars in win.

1928-7-21 Sat. Audubon (Camden County League) 6, Corley 0. 4K ATT. 

1928-7-28 Sat. Corley 15, Millville 1. Millville = South Jersey champs.

1928-7-30 Mon. Corley 4, Chester 2.

1928-8-01 Wed. Bacharach Giants 5, Corley 1.

1928-8-04 Sat. Corley 7, Audubon 4. 

1928-8-06 Mon. Corley 7, Girard Estate 5. 

1928-8-10 Fri. Corley 8, Lincoln Giants 3.

1928-8-13 Mon. Corley 4, Jack Hines' Old Timers 3. 3K ATT. Stan Baumgartner pitched and won for Corley.

1928-8-18 Sat. Corley 5, Chester 1.

1928-8-25 Sar. HOD 9, Corley 6. Capacity crowd.

1928-9-15 Sat. Corley 4, Quartermasters 0. Kupie Dean - also called Cupie Dean.

Gault, Charlie c 1928 Corley