Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-09
The Coming Players.

| THE Frankstown Echoes beat the NJ. ]. Kellys by
| Is to yesterday.
THE Silver Leafs yesterday defeated the Silver
| Stars by score of l6 toe.
| THE Coraopohs Juniors want to play any junior
| team. Address Sam Mccoy, Coraopolis.
| THE Acorns of Lawrenceyille claim Yesterdays
| game from the P. Lavell's by score ofs too
IN game between the R. D. Nuttals and the
John Jacksons yesterday the latter won by 10 to 8.
THERE was an interesting ball game at Schenley
Park yesterday afternoon between c. ?. Mugele's
score was II to 10 in favor Of Our Pride.
THE Jarecki nine state that they are ready at any
time TO play the nine Of the Oil Well Supply Com;
pany. The latter have been repeatedly challenged
| by the former but have declined to play.
AT the Mt Pisgah Presbyterian Church picnic,
on Thursday last, baseball was very generally in
dulged in by the married and single men. in which
the Young fellows came out ahead, the score being
9to3.
THE Silver King and Metropolitan game, which
%as TO aTe eesn tc was p neq
streets. ..-....- l.-r ...---. -- .-.
lowing clubs: st. Pauls, Frankstown Echoes, Glen
shaw Browns. j. S. Murrays. Of De Haven. Ad-
dress Manager G. c. Salmon, Southsfde Station,
Pittsburg Pa.
THE Twentieth street Stars added another vic
tory to their long list by defeating the G. H.
Address @ Frank P w W. Mcarey 1901 Carson ms street, ''
THE Joseph Hornes defeated the Pittsburg Drum
ptcSed fof S the aornes and only one hit was made
Off his delive.y, Mullen pitched a good game for
the Drummers. Alexander was the heavy hitter of
the game.
THE PENNSYLVANIA Railroad brakemen defeated
the Allegheny Valley brakemen in a ball game
yesterday by score of 10 TO I. Collier and Scott
were the Valley battery. and Lightner and Irwin
filed the same points for the Pennsylvania Rail-
road boys.
THE Riverside Grays defeated the Allegheny Reds
snyder and sarva for the Riverside Grays, and
Scotsman and Westerman for the Allegheny Reds,
The winners would like to hear from the j. 6. Con-
nellys, Silver Kings or the j. W. Doyles.
THE challenge issued by the De Haven club in
last Sundays DISPATCH to the Hoboken club was
resulted in a victory for the former club by the
score of Ii to 0. shannon shut the visitors out
without single hit. The Hoboken club are anxi-
ous to hear from any amateur club in Allegheny
county,
. THE Silver Kings and j. NJ. Bradleys. now the
Farreils, will play match game of ball on the
Young Americas grounds ut Braddock Tomorrow
for $50 4 side. Sankey and Salmon will be the bas
fciate for the Farrells. great game is expected
as considerable rivalry exists between these two
clubs.
THE game between the Ormsby Reds and the NJ.
r. kclfey's, given to the former on account of
the on-appearance of the kelleys: The game was
claimed by a score of to o. The Ormsby Red.
would like to hear from the st. Paus, the Little
Locals. or viii arrange game with the Nj. Z.
KeIieys again. Address =. Hughes. 45 Twenty
fifth street, Pttsburg, Southside.
Knocked out Yesterday by the W. W. Murys of
Knoxville. The score was 10 10 9. The features
of the game the battery work of Glendening
and Amman, holding the Twilights down to three
club under is years of age. Address H. Glenden-
ing, Jucunda street, Knoxville. Pa.