The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-02
DIAMOND DUST.

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Wilkes-Barre last night, and the Syracuse
club, which plays in Wilkes-Barre today,
leaves for that city this noon.
Manager Barnie late last night had not
returned from his two days search for
players. Since 1t was learned that Short
stoy Sweeney, late of the Allentowns. had
signed with Rochester, 1t was reported
that Ellis, late third baseman for Allen
town, would be the new Scranton in
fielder.
Amateur Ball Notes.
The Mullen Street Starlights accept the
challenge of the West Side Stars for a
game this afternoon.
The Blue Stars will meet the Shamrocks
at the Marvin shaft on Aug. 4. Take Prov
idence car. A. Gillespie. captain; NJ. Dur
kin, manager. f.
The Americans. Of Dunmore, defeated
the Crackajacks. of Green Ridge, in a one
sided contest yesterday afternoon by the
score of 90 to IL.
The Sunsets challenge the Harmories
for Aug. 4 or Aug. II on the Dutch Hol-
low grounds at 3 p. IN. J. Housrc,l, mana
ger; T. Hettler, captain.
The Vlolets challenge the smaller Sandy
Bank club for Aug. 4 or Aug. II at 2 p. m.
on the Hollow grounds. c Kraft. captain.
Answer through TEc Tribune.
The Colts, of the North End. accept
the challenge of the Grass Cutters, of the
West Side, for a game on the Brickyard
grounds Saturday, Aug. 8, at 2.30 sharp.
The Balla Stars, of Dunmore. have
changed their name and will be hereafter
known as the Hustlers, of Dunmore.
w. Travis, manager; J. Coleman, cap
tain.
The West Side Stars challenge any club
In the city under 10 years of age for n
game on the Little Woods grounds Aug. 3.
Lou Davies, ma"age-; VIII Hughes cop
tain.
The Hustlcrs, Of Dunmore. accept the
challenge of the Starlights, Of Smoketown,
to a game on Dunmore grounds Aug. II,
1896 w. Travis. manager; j. Coleman,
captain.
The Grass Cutters, Of the West Side,
challenge the Ellis Boys or the Achilles.
of Bellevue, to a game on Gammon's hill
Saturday morning, Aug. 3. T. Thomas,
manager.
The Rustlers, of Minooha, accept the
challenge Of the Harmonies, of the West
Side, for n game on Sunday on home
grounds. Answer In The Tribune. T.
Diskin. captain.
The Green Ridge Senators challenge the
Anthracites, of MoOsic. to game at
Mooslc on Monday, Aug. 6, at $50 p. m.
Answer through The Tribune. James
Campbell, manager.
The Green Ridge Senators challenge the
Hickorys, of\ Jermyn, to game on the
Jermyn grounds Saturday, Aug. 3, at 4
o. m. Answer through The Tribune.
james Campbell, manager
The Manhattlns. Of the South Side,
challenge the Comets. of Duryea, to a
game on Miller's grounds Sunday, Aug. 4.
at 2.3O p. m. Answer through The Tfib.
une. Frank Jones. captain.
Olyphant lost the game to the Senators,
of Green Ridge. yesterday through inabil-
ity to find Kurtz together with costly or
rors. Olyphant used two pitchers dur
Ing the game and each was touched up
for many safe hits, The score:
Green Ridge. ......1 0s I 2 o l. a
Olyphant ..........1 O1 O1 10 2-7
1fits-Green Ridge. II; Olybhant.'7. Err
rors-Green Ridge. 4; Olyphant. 8. Three
base hit--Pettigrew. Two-base hits-Gar-
bett, Cleary. Stolen bases-Hart, Nc
Dermott, Connors. Cleary. Double plays
Burke to 0arbett. Base on balls-On Nc
Dermott, Q; on Kurts, !; of Cleary. a
Hit by p;tcher-Maloney. Struck out-By
McDermott, 9; by Cleary. 1; by Kurtx, 10.
umpire-Hart.