Camden to Play Benefit Game

Camden to Play Benefit Game, Philadelphia Inquirer, October 17, 1906
Philadelphia Inquirer, October 17, 1906
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Camden to Play Benefit Game Camden will wind up its season next Saturday with a benefit game, the receipts of which are to go toward a fund being raised for Ike Toy, one of Camden's most popular ball players of the early '90's, who is at present very sick and must seek another climate.

Camden will wind up its season next Saturday with a benefit game, the receipts of which are to go toward a fund being raised for Ike Toy, one of Camden's most popular ball players of the early '90's, who is at present very sick and must seek another climate.

The Camden players have volunteered their services, and they will be opposed by a team composed of Wid Conroy, Kid Gleason, Harry Gleason, Danny Green, "Farmer" Steelman, George Clayton, Billy Fischman, Perry Verga and Eggie Lennox, all local men playing in the various leagues. The police have the game in charge, and another big crowd is looked for.

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