The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-30
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.

Ine NeWSDOyS Challenge the hOSetteS
to a game of ball on Thursday, July
l at D. M, on the Electric field
ground. Answer through The Tribune.
Charles Riseman, manager
The Nonpareils of Priceburg accept
the challenge of the Hickories of Jer-
myn to play on the Priceburg grounds
July 4, at o'clock. If satisfactory
answer in The Tribune.
The Nonpareils of Prlceburg chall-
lenge the Sunsets of Archibald or the
Harmonies for July 5, on the Priceburg
grounds at o'clock. First answer,
first served. T. Hall, manager.
The Green Ridge base ball club would
like to hear from the Taylor Reds for
game of ball on July 2, on the Senat-
ors ground. j. Miller, manager; J.
Bradley, captain.
The Olyphant Stars challenge any
club in the county under IS years Of
age. J. Kilcullen, captain; Lewis "a
kon, manager.
The business mems base ball club of
Olyphant accept the challenge of the
Avoca business men to a game on
Olyphant grounds Thursday. The
business men of Olyphant will line up
as follows: Catcher William Sheridan;
pitcher p. Walsh; shortstop, William
Patten; first base, John Langan; Sec
ond base, John Lally; third base, John
O'Malley; Frank Wheeler, T. McHale,
Frank Ferguson, fielders.
The Athletics of Olyphant challenge
the Eurekas of Providence, to a game
at Olyphant Sunday, July 4. Answer
as soon as possible. ]. Hoskings,
manager.
The Olypnant Browns accept the
challenge of the Minooka club to a
game at Olyphant Monday, July 5, at
$50 p. m. The Browns will play the
Priceburg team July 5, at 1890 a. IN.
William Gillespie, manager.
The Little England Stars would like
to play the Modocs, of the South Side,
on the Stars grounds July 5, either
in the morning or afternoon. Answer
in Tribune. j. F. Foster, manager;
Edward Purdy, captain.
The Little England Stars challenge
the Trilbys to a game on the Stars
grounds Saturday morning, July 8, at
$50 o'clock. They also challenge the
Founders of Bellevue, for the same
date at 2.2O p. m. Answer in Fridays
Tribune. j. F. Foster, manager.
The Mayflowers of Bellevue defeated
the Crescents of Olyphant, by the
score of IS to IA, on the Olyphant
grounds. Batteries for Mayflowers,
Neiland and Hody. Umpire James.
The Hickories of Old Forge, challenge
the West Side Stars to a game on the
Forge grounds, July 5, at 23O p. m. An
swer in The Tribune. Frank Judge,
captain.
The Nonpariel Jrs.. of Priceburg,
| challenge the Rosebuds of Olyphant
| for a game July 5, on the Priceburg
! grounds. Answer in The Tribune. VIM,
| Simms, manager; Mike Kelly, captain.
The little England Stars won a game
and lost another on their grounds Mon
| day afternoon. Scores:
| First game
| Stars =. ..,.1 2 / 2 1 042 0-13 16 Il
Columbus ...9 51O6 O4 *-22 % s
Batteries-A. Cotter, and McLane
Davis and Purdy; for the Columbus
Costello and Slayer, Cox and Miller
Umpire, Swingle.
| Second game:
Stars. =. ......2 0 0 4 0 6-13 10 Z
Columbus. :. IL 90 p OO-3 Z
Batteries-McLane and Purdy; fol
the Columbus, V. McLane, Todd and
Wolfe. Umpire Nier and Hand.
The Taylor Rosebuds challenge the
Sailors of the South Side or the Moosic
Reds for a game on the Taylor grounds
for Monday morning, July 8, at {
o'clock sharp. Please answer in Thurs.
days Tribune if you possibly can. Evan
Davis, manager.
The Lilies of Olyphant challenge the
Young Americans of Olyphant, to 9
game of ball on Archibald gound'
Saturday afternoon. Answer as soor
as possible. p. F. Munley, manager.
The Apollos would like to know
whether the Harmonies will accept
their challenge. Answer in any of the
daily papers (evening). ]. Allen cap.
tain.