The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-23
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.

The Rosettes, of the South Side, de-
feated the Young Harmonies by score
of 13 to ~ on the Electric grounds yester-
day. Hahn brothers, battery for the
Rosettes. ]. Hahn, manager: p. Hahn,
captain.
The Rosettes would like to play the
Little Giants Friday afternoon at
o'clock on the Cowfe!d rounds. Answer
in The Tribune. ]. Hahn, manager; p.
Hahn, captain.
The Rcsettes would like to play the
Petersburg Stars Thursday afternoon at
2 O'Clock on the Cowtield grounds. An
swer through The Tribune. j. Hahn,
manager; p. Hahn, captain.
The Nighthawks challenge the Nay
Aug Stars for June q at $50 on their
ground. d. Jones, manager.
The Ncnpareils, of Prceburg, chal-
lenge the following clubs: Hickories, of
Jermyn, on Hickories' grounds; the
Dashers, of Old Forge, on their gronds,
on June q; West Side Athletics July A,
and the Taylor Reds for July 3 on the
Priceburg grounds. Answer in The Trib-
une as soon as possible. Il. Hall, mana
ger.
The Mayflowers, of Bellevue, challenge
the Sliders to a game of ball on the Slid
ers' grounds Thursday, June 2i
The Mayfowers, of Bellevue defeated
the Tycoons Sunday, June 20, by a score
of 2S to s. Batteries, Corcoran and Hod-
dy; Moier and Syron.
The West Side Base Stealers would like
to play any team in the city under IL
years of age Saturday morning on Mul-
lens field.
On Gammon's HILL Monday
No. IS School.....0 0 0 0 0 1 o.
Unions .............2 / l 0 0 . l-6
Batteries-May and Phillips; Jarvis and
Hughes-Umpires-Br and Decker.
The West Side Browns accept the chal-
lenge of the Hustlers, of the South Side,
for game on their grounds Sunday,
June q.
The West Side Nonparels challenge the
West Side Reds, Imperials or Lllacs, of
Keyser Valley. to o game of ball on their
own groI nd June q, 1897. The Li.acs
preferred. j. Budke, manager.
The Arenas will play the West Side
Stars this afternoon On the Hospital
grounds at o'clock. E. Todd captain;
| Chic. Schroeder, manager.
on Carbon Street Grounds, Tuesday
Athletics ...............1 lO2O2-6 I 3
No. 36 School ...,.......02 22 90 o. 9 4
Batteries-Simpson and Bohle; Decker
and Purvis. UmH Hc-Eugenc Tropp.
The Edisons defeated the Golden ORR
oles in two well played games. Scores:
First game RH.E.
| Edlsons .............6 l / l l lie q 2
| c. orioles ..........0 10000 00-7 i /
Second game R.H.E.
Edlsons .............2O OlOOO5O a-Sl2 Q
G. Orioles ........,.O 900 100000 l Q
The Ediscns challenge the Golden ORR
| oles to game on the Hospital grounds
| Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, for money
or marbles. Answer in The Tribune.
! The Black Diamonds, of the South
! Side have organized as follows: T. Jones,
catcher and captain; J. Elkins, pitcher; a.
Hartman, h.; o. jones, 2b.; f. Rentchler,
3b; T. Bozer S.; f. Nidike, IT,. j. Jones,
| Nay Aug Stars or the Nonpareils of Price
| burg, to a game next Sunday on their
| own grounds.
The Young Americans, of Olyphant, ac-
! cept the challenge of the North End
Stars to a game Friday on O!yphant
grounds, NJ. Murray, manager; A. Os-
mond, captain.
The Young Americans, of Olyphant
challenge the Nonpareils, Of Dunmore
to a game on Dunmore grounds June q
NJ. Murray, manager; A. Osmond, cap.
| tain.
The Taylor Grays challenge the Alerts
! of the West Side, to game on the lay
lor grounds Thursday afternoon, June
"A, at o'clock sharp. Answer through
| Tho Tribune Immediately. William Ed
monds, manager.
The Taylor Blues challenge the Mi
nooka team TO game en- the Taylor
| grounds Friday afternoon, June 25 II
| satisfactory answer in The Tribune
bWilliam Jones, captain.
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