The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-31
Friday. when I. begin. its Scranton en-

Friday. when It begins Its Scranton en-
gagement.
Lawler. the fielder who failed with
Springfield and Syracuse. Is being tried
by Rochester. .,..
From Aug. q the Torontos are scheduled
ut home. Manager Chapman wants to
transfer the games to other cities.
Tom Bannon. whom New York farmed
out to Scranton. IN up among the leaders
Of the Eastern league In batting.-Pitts-
burg Chr0nicle-Telegraph.
Al Johnson announces that he will try
to get Allentown back Into the Eastern
league next season. No. thanks: once was
quite enOugh.-Springaeld Union.
Louisville Is said to be out Of debt.
Saturday the management paid the re-
manning 1900 Of the $4,000 borrowed last
year from the league. with interest, and
also paid to the league all dues.
President Hanlon, Of the State league.
II is reported. will assume the MANAGE
ment Of Rochester at an early date. II he
succeeds where Chapman, Warner. Shin
nick and Sweeney have failed. he will de-
serve an 1886 engagement.
Cannon, held Scranton down to four hits
in the game at Scranton June 2S. but on
s"o 'eSe"' ''P away i'o"' "oae ''e e."c
.o.nu ms eurNes w.'n ease. ne 's s.a.ea
" 'w,r, .ouay' pu, rs PoSslp'e .n"' MAI
"s ' Nunas.n W.. ~. INn'S; 81. SUI"
Meaney. who won against Kilroy In the
hast game Of Saturday, June %.
proy,asrc, want hoc,, nm ,h. ,cr.omsrt
to play two postponed games at syracuse
today. The Grays are anxious to get the
lead as soon as possible and don't care
about playing any more games than is
necessary with syracuse just now
Springfield Union Maybe not, but Scran-
ton wanted chunk OF syracuse and got
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WIN '""' e'"'' wv
The only CARNEY began an assignment
mere yesterday ana the players. manage
ga ,,,r,,ars 90 hn,,,nm w. n.:,, 60,
,hra,n.nn, t,a s.r,as. e NO. heo."sn ho !,
,'ar,,ai S',, hao,'sa h a., ,on,tas,,,, ~ tust
ama 10 ,ha Last Iioh,. 10 orr ~ onv NM
pire in the business. Only two PLAYERS
have had the temerity to debate long or
loud with him in Scranton. These were
Field and Vickery, of the BufYalos, who
on May were fined respectively SO and
and s. and the former was finally ordered
Off the grounds. Scranton players. too.
have felt the pecunlary effect OF the only"
umpires uiselpihe. eaHney knows ms
BUSINESS IS se'uoln al tao't anu ~ sooo
ior the sood Oh 'he game.
Amateur Bali Notes.
The Rosebuds' OF Linden street, defeated
the Young Americans by score OF IL to 5.
The Colts, of the North End, challenge
the Nay Aug Stars to game on the Brick
yard grounds on Friday afternoon.
The shamrocks accept the challenge Of
the Blue Stars for Aug. t3p. m. Please
say where grounds are located. H. Muir
ply, captain.
The Shamrocks challenge the Anthra-
cites to a game Saturday, Aug. g. on their
grounds. Answer through The Tribune
H. Murphy, captain.
Tho yio,ats ~ ~. South c,a. rh, ao-
feated the Modocs. of Olyphant, Sunday
are waiting for the ELEPHANTS to name a
day for a return game.
Tho Rossbuds ~ r;rdar s,root o,o,-
,sngs tbs younc S,ar,nan. 60 a.ma ~
bali at Miffiin avenue bank Aug. 10 at 9
o'clock j. H, Campbell. manager.
Tho corhor s,rsa, s,,rs ,h,ror,o or,
,,,,h T., tho o;.,, - ~ 80, ,n.
~ n,av W.. I.,,ia. ~ nvnr,or. An,rrnr
in The Tribune, +. Scanlon. CAPTAIN.
Tho crear p,doo sorotors oh,,,oro, .,o
Oivnhant Rrowns 70 oama tonoorro,,
Oiyphant rronnds MT aso Answer in The
Tribune. w, II whatIav manager