The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-12


in tho Organization -Carbondnic Re
ccivcs Proper Recognition in tho
Schedule.
York. Pa, March l1.--Notwithstand-
ing the fast driving snow storm every
thing was base ball in York today. 1t
was the occasion of the schedule meet
ing of the State league, of base ball
clubs. at the Colonial hotel President
Frank Hough, of Philadelphia. with his;
retinue of managers and representa-
tives of the league was on hand about
noon, and at = o'clock the representa-
ton was as follows: Carbondale. Mart
Swift; Philadelphia. Athletic. William
Sharsig: Reading, John Milligan: Ian
caster, Frank Rim and II. II. Hensel;
Eastun. Al. Lawson: York. George ".
Sharp; HaZleton was represented by
proxy in the person vi Billy Sharsig
G. NJ. McElhinny, secretary. II. J. Glib
bohs. president, Clifford Daily and Act
ing Manager George Baubltz. of the
local club, were present. The first bust
ness was the consideration of the re
port of the schedule committee. 1t was
adopted after a very few slight changes;
Were made. Instead of York playing
two games at Lancaster. July 4, II was
arranged that Lancaster should play
mere III tIe HlUIHlHS uNu ~ OFh go 10
Lancaster in the afternoon.
President Housh informed the meet
ing that Pottsville is eager to come into
the league. lnasmuch as Harrisburg
made no appearance, Pottsville goes
in, thus completing the league.
President Hough stated that he
would announce the league umpires
within Il week. He also impressed upon
the managers the necessity of the of
fetal scorers reporting to the state
league secretary at the end of each
series SO as to facilitate the footing
up Of the monthly averages. The
league adjourned To meet at Easton at
the call Of the president
1t is likely that Carbondale and East
on will switch around their holiday
dates. President Hough announced
this staff of umpires: Joe Hornung,
the veteran league player: William An
derson, the old Philadelphia pitcher;
william Eisenhower and Harry NJ.
Jones. The schedule Is most equit
able one. the difference In the mileage
of the various clubs being scarcely
worth considering. The home dates
follow:
Lancaster at home-With Reading, June
]; z, ~ %; July D. AZ Aug. 10 Il; With
IS; Sept. II. u. With Phiiadeiphiu, May
a. %. 81. With York, May g. I; July 1
May .; %; June 8. g. p. %; AUG: .. -
With Hazleton, May 4. .; June 5, 8; Aug
8. Z: Sept: 5. T.. With Carbondale. May /.
p q, y: July y. %; Aug. $ 10.
3, I, IL, lS; July ia. II; Sept, %, With Potts
Aug. ii. II. 70 Il. With Phladeiphia. May
z! 3; June 8 9; July %, 2s; Aug; IS; 49,
il is; Sept. s. . With Easton. May s, !;
June ~, %: July 10. II: Aug. lS, II. With
Aug. s. 10. With Carbondale. May 25. c6;
Pottsville at home-With Lancaster,
May %. 70: June 10, 20: Aug. /, 3; Sept. 9,
TO- With Reading, May !, 2, 80 Ia. M;
July "a; M; %. 2s; Aug: 20. 81. With
Sept. 5. Z. With York, June |. ., 26. u;
July a. -; Aug. 10, Il. With Easton,
May g. Z; June "a, %; July 5, 3; Aug; G, I.
WY Win u HsTiesOn Y, ssn, Nay "a & Gs; June T. is;
Philadelphia at home-With Lancaster,
May II: IL: June 10. l6; July 8, 9; Aug. 4. 8.
Sy Mh i, keasnS is Sus Nay T. VIII IF 'uPe g 49,
May Is, ls, %, %; July 20. q; Sept. Is 1.-TWO
games,. With York, May ls. II; June II,
IS; July 13: II: Aug. !, 3. With Easton,
8, 7, %. %. With Carbondale, May 6, !;
June 26, "a: July 10, Il; Sept ., TO-
York at home.With Lancaster. May s,
With Readins, May p. 2s; july s' /, I: :. %, S
y; Sept. ., 10. With Pottsville, June B. 4,
2s, 30; Aug. s. 10. %. "A. With Philadelphia,
May =, 26; June q, p; July q, 80; Sept. Il,
July 5. 81. Aug. I. 3. With Carbondaie,
May 4, 3; June 8, 6; July q, 2S; Aug 6. I.
Easton at home-With Lancaster, May
i, "A; June II. IS: July 90 p. %, 80. With
Sept. Il, Is. With Pottsviile, May is. 10:
June 49, II; July 10, III Aug. 2s. %. With
Philadelphia, May ]. 2; June II, 10; Aug.
$; i" = , rs. With IT. York May z, ss; June
ton. May %. 26; June IS. 80; Aug. 1, 3;
Sept. II, ~ With Carbondale. May 30 Ia.
ssni e; and ! F. m); June 49, 20; July s'' rs;
Hazleton at home-with Lancaster, May
i. 10; June 20, 2s; July 10, 16; Aug. II, IL.
July %. 80; Aug. q, as. With PC..tsvills,
May u, Il; June u, ls; july Il. Is, 2. IS.
m. and p. M: Aug. l3. Il, 22. q. With
York, May 1j. IL: June 10. IL: Aug IS. 10,
%. u. With Easton, June 8. !: July !, 2;
\ MaT I, 4s' %; june -, Is; july is' il; Sept
Carbondale- at home-Wlth Lancaster,
Nay 10 W., lSi June dsa Gs 80; July u ls Aug.
10, ~. WIN ReaOlnS. May l3. IL; June IL,
Is; July ], 3. %. a. With Pottsville, May
u, le; June 10. l6; July Is. l6. -, 20. with
Philadelphia, June 3. 4; July I. 2: Aug. II.
J.. 2. @. With York. May 1S, 10: June u,
10: Aug. IL. u; Sept. 9, .. With Easton,
June l. 2; July Ia. IN. and p. M; Aug.
IS 49, 20 81. With Hazleton. May 20 81;
June 22 23; July 20. q; Aug. 20, q.
For $50 side.
Articles of agreement have been
o., - i,.;- = T.,
myn. and Charles Mack. of this city.
to shoot pigeon match of thirteen
birds each for $50 a side at the Grove
house. Priceburg, next Tuesday. All
the birds are to be put into one box
and each shooter is to select the birds
for his opponent. The conditions will
be twenty-one yards rise and eighty
yards fall, ~ L-ounce shot to be used.
The match will begin at , o'clock. The
men have posted SIS forfeit money. The
match will be for $50 side.