The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-19
DIAMOND DUST.


win.
Rochester has now won three out Of
eight with Scranton.
Three winners made ten runs each and
three losers three runs each yesterday.
Scranton Is on a winning streak-for
last place. The club has lost seven
straight.
Vickery has been signed by Rochester
to take Cy Duryea's place. the latter be-
ing disabled.
Things certainly must have been CAL
amtous when Paul Radford has to give
up twenty-five.
Bill Clark was injured during Wednes-
days New York-St. Louis game and re-
tired in the sixth inning Doyle going to
first.
st. Louis. July 1s-Fred Pfeffer, the
second baseman OF the Louisville base
ball club, has signed a contract with Pres
ident Freedman, Of the New York base
ball club, to play with the Giants during
the remainder of the season OF 1895.
Belts is getting 80 besides his salary
for every game that he pitches and wins.
So far he has pitched seven games and
lost one. ." Scranton people have
once more soured on their team and the
attendance has fallen of from five to
eight hundred since the Fourth of July
game. News-Dealer.
Martin Hogan. the fleet center fielder of
the indianapolis base ball club, made,
tie Of the worlds record at 100 yards Tues
day. He defeated Henry Buschmann, the
Indiana intercollegiate champion. The
race occurred at the indianapolis ball
park. Hogan completed the distance in
9 As seconds. which Is the record held by
Fl. Bethune, the professional runner.
Wilkes-Barre is original. An endeavor
is being made to change Colcolough's
name to Coakley, because II Is pronounced
that way.-Scranton Tribune You're
wrong. The Leader changed the SPELL
ing at Coakley's own request. he stating
that he has spelled his name the short
way for several months. The reasons for
the change were given in the Leader ball
notes. It Is usually agreed that q man
may alter the spelling OF his own name
without any body else getting into dis
tress about it.-Wilkes-Barre Evening
Leader.
Amateur BaII Notes.
The Olyphant base ball club will play at
Moosic tomorrow.
lHo SOInetS uCCept tne OI tHe
Actlves for game Of ball on the Actives'
grounds July 2G.
The Unions. of Pittston. will play the
Olyphant base ball club at Olyphant to-
day.
The Grass Cutters, Of the West Side,
would like to hear from the North End
Stars.
The Modocs. Of olyphant, challenge the
Violets. Of the South Side. to game on
Olyphant grounds Sunday. July q.
The Willows challenge the violets to a
game of base ball on Sunday morning,
July 81. on the grounds they played on
Decoration Day morning. Il. Schimpff.
manager.
The Dodgers. Of Old Forge. challenge
the Apollos. of thd South Side, to o game
on the latter's grounds July 21. Please
answer through The Tribune. Joe Hayes.
manager.
The Comets would like to know II the
Amitys. Of Honesdalc. will play at Lake
Ariel July 90. Answer through The Trib-
une. John Locker. manager; George
KEEPER. captain. =
The North End stars will play the Oly-
phant Stars on the Olyphant grounds this
afternoon at o'clock sharp. Please meet
Us at the Delaware and Hudson station.
J. Williams. captain.
The Sailor Boys. Of the West Side. ac-
cept the challenge Of the Actives, Of the
North End. and will play them on tho
Driving park grounds on Tuesday at $50
sharp. James Phillips. manager; Charles
Wilkins, captain.
The Crackajsolfs. Of Green Ridge. accept
the ohsllsnGs Of the Liiies, Of Dunmore,
to game Of bail In Sanderson park, sat-
urday morning ak 10 o'clock. A return