The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-15
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Syracuse, ): Wilkes Barre, 8.
Springfield, 14; Buffalo, 10.
Troy, IS; BinGhRmton, l2.
CLINTs FROM THE DIAmoN0.

Maybe the air wasn't filed with leather
yesterday afternoon.
Ha!lman had tho sympathy of the audi
euce He WAS heartily cheered every
time he went to bat.
The Little Potatoes Hard to Peel defeat
cd the Scranton stars by q score Of 90 to 4,
on the High School grounds.
Manager Parks was q disgusted man
last night. 1t was his opinion that Hall.
man will not do, rs State league pitcher
The Young Americans Of tho South Side
cRllcnga any club under II years OF age.
Answer through The TRIBUNE John Nc.
Cracken manager.
The West Side stars challenge the Tenth
Street Stars to game of base ball Satur-
day afternoon at IS O'clock on the Little
Woods grounds. Louis Davies, manager;
VIII Hughes, captain.
The collegians in charge of the Yale
Princeton game to be played on Saturday
have decided that the contest should take
place at Eastern park, Brooklyn. The
game will DO called at H. IS o'clock.
The Boston Base Ball Association has
been refused PERMISSION to erect u wooden
pavilion on It's grounds on the site Of the
one recently burned. A brick building
Will cost 40 per cent. more than one Of
wood.
Chicago has come forward with an offer
FOR Hogan, Scranton's marvellous center
fielder, whose batting and fielding make
him the idol Of his team. Scranton will
not sell Hogan for any sum now, but his
release will be upon the market toward
the end of July.-Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
The Philadelphia club has suffered a
serious loss in the injury to catcher Glenn.
ents. In trying to beat the ball to first
base last Friday in the game with Cleve.
land he turned his ankle and, falling, was
unable to rise. 1t Is now thought that q
bone In the ankle is fractured. and it is
doubtful If Clements will be able to play
again this season.
The stockholders Of the Base Ball asso.
citation did not meet last night because
the legal proceedings are still pending.
They meet Tuesday night by which time
itIis expected that affairs will be arranged
satisfactory. A. L. Martin, the stock
holder who procured the writ OF quo war
ranto, is anxious to dispose of his interest
in the association.
The TRIBUNE Job Pressroom club chal-
lenge the newspaper compositors of the
same paper TO q game OF base ball on Sat-
urday, June 16, on Johnsons grounds at
4.S0 p. m. The personnel Of the club is as
follows: Owen Hughes, catcher; Eddie
MCGuigan, pitcher; ALI Johns, shortstop:
Frank Beck, first base: Ed Myers, second
base: Dan Reese, third base; Louis Davis,
left field; Will Jones, center field: George
Fellmer, right field. Owen Hnghes, cap
tain; Ed McGuigan, manager.
The High School club with five picked
players. including d. Owens from the
Young Mems Christian Association team,
defeated Woods College team by 81 to Is
yesterday. Errors, hits and wild throws
were too numerous to mention. The
pitchers were batted hard but the High
School team gave the best support. The
score by innings was as follows:
High School. ........1 0 0 s 0 0-2l
Woods 9 3 2 2 0 2-l3
Doran, who has been anxious to get his
release for some time, has been let 90 by
Manager Swift. His place will be filed
by young man named Mahony, who has
been pitching for the club at ST. Johns
college, near Syracuse, N. Y. He pitched
against Scranton in an exhibition game Mt
the college early in the spring and Mana.
ger Swift was much pleased with
his work. He is expected in the
city this morning in time to leave for
PottsviIle with the Scranton club, which
plays postponed game there today.
Doran will go to his home in Athens,
Bradford county, to recuperate. Right
Fielder Higgins has also been released.