The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-23
DIAMOND DUST.

Bannon was very much IN tho game.
Scranton has opened negotiations for
Hin and Eustis. Of the Pottsviile club.
Now that Wilkes-Barre has begun to
win. Scranton's only satisfaction Is Ro-
ohester's inability to stand the pace.
Buffalo around the 500 mark might be
llkened to a Thermometer before a storm
it makes a blum of going up. but comes
down again.
1t was another close game In which The
T'ribune's recent comment was verified.
OF the five sacrifice hits. not one was
made by Scranton batsman.
Amateur RalI Notes.
The Young Mems Christian association
team will practice this afternoon.
The County league and managers will
meet in Olyphant previous to the game to-
morrow afternoon.
Tho West Side Stars cannot play In
Dunmore ON July q. Lou Davies. mana
ger: WIN Hughes. captain.
The Manhattans challenge the Comets,
of Duryea, on the Duryea grounds July
2S at $50 p m. Frank Jones. captain.
Dean and Gillern will hereafter play for
no other team than the Young Mems
Christian association. of which they are
the regular battery.
Tho Violets, of the South Side, defeated
the Bellevue Stars July Il by a score Of
~ to s. The battery for the Vioets was
Stengline and Riley.
The Grass Cutters would like to have
the Crackajacks play the return game
next Saturday on Gammon's hill. If sat
isfactory answer through The Tribune rs
soon as possible.
The boys of H. F. Schoen's printing Of
flee challenge any printing office team in
the city any time or place to be decided
upon next week. II. +. Crolly, manager;
August Seamans. captain.
The Colts. of Petersburg, challenge the
Nay Aug Stars to game on the Tunnel
grounds at 80 p. m.- July %. Answer
through The Tribune. Charles Baker,
captain: Charles Schwitzer, manager.
The Modocs, of Olyphant. challenge the
Violets. of the South Side. to game on
Olyphamt grounds July sS Answer
through The Tribune. William Jones,
manager; Aleck Richards. captain.
The Balla Stars. of Dunmore, challenge
the Stars, of Olyphant to n game of bali
on the Dunmore grounds July IS, 1885. at
o'clock. A. Moran, captain. Answer
through The Tribune as soon as possible.
The Young Mems Christian association
and the ELEPHANTS. of the County league.
play at Olyphant tomorrow. A return
game will be played here Friday instead
os Saturday. The latter was the sched-
uled day.
The Grass Cutters. of the West Side,
cannot accept the challenge of the Crack
aiacks for this morning, but will play
oft n ~ ntplS
sharp. Please answer through The Trb-
| une. W. Robertson, captain.
Gilbert and Gillern. the battery Of tho
undefeated Young Mems Christian asso.
citation team, did great work in Saturday 5
game at Wilkes-Barre. The former struck
| struck out thirteen men, while Gillern
had fifteen put-out to his credit.
About 500 people saw the Balla Stars. OF
Dunmore, defeat the StarliGhts, of Oily
phant last Sunday to the tune Of 10 to II.
Laughlin and Travis; the Starlights bat
terry was Quinn, Shearn and Murphy.
The Violas, of Washington avenue, a
new organization, challenge tho Taylor
Reds to q game on the James Boys,
grounds on Thursday. July %, at 3 p. m,
and the Senators, Of Green Ridge, Fri
day at p. m. Answer through The
Tribune.
The Grass Cutters, Of the West Side.
challenge the Olyphant Stars and the Irish
Giants, of the North End, to game of
ball on Saturday. They will play the Oily
plants at 2 o'clock sharp and the Irish
Giants at o'clock. II satisfactory an
swer through Tho Tribune. W. Robert
son, captain.
The Crackajacks, of Green Ridge, accept
the challenge of the Grass Cutters, of the
West Side, for game of ball at Sanderson
park this morning at 10 o'clock. A return
game will be played in the afternoon. The
Crackajacks challenge the Lilies, of the
South Side, or the Brownies to a game
any time this week. James Bradley, man.
ager