The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-25
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.

The Sliders would like to play the
Alerts on Saturday, May 20, at o'clock
on Hospital grounds. Answer as soon
as possible. Will give a return game
A. Tropp, captain.
The Edisons accept the challenge of
the West Side Browns, jr., for Saturday
morning, May 20, on Hospital grounds,
Clay avenue at $50. Barrett, mana
ger; O'Reilly, captain.
The Nay Aug, jrs., challenge any club
in the city under Is years for Sunday
afternoon, the Tycoons preferred. An
swer in The Tribune. James Dryden,
manager and captain.
The Crescents cannot play the Sun
sets, of Archibald, Saturday, May &c.
j. F.Weir, manager
The Nonpareils, of Priceburg. out
bated and outfielded the Green Ridge
Stars on the Priceburg grounds and
won by IL to 5. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Moses, Of the
home team, he allowed but three hits.
Score: II H. L.
Nonpareils eel 20 l 0 Ill IA 4
Stars ..........0 l 0 0 0 0 3 / o. 3 4
The Nonpareils, of Priceburg, chal-
lenge any of the following clubs to
play on any grounds on the 29th Walla
Wahs, Hickorys, Minookas or Actives.
The Plungers, of the West Side, have
organized for the season and would
like to hear from all clubs under IS
years of age, the Diamonds, of the
South Side; Anthracites, of West Side;
Blue Bells, Taylor Rosebuds preferred,
to game of ball on any grounds May
30 ut 10 a. m. First answer first
served. Answer through The Tribune.
T. j. Burke.
The Violets, of the South Side, chal-
lenge the Lilies, of Archibald, to a
game of ball on Sunday May 80, on the
Violets grounds. Mike Troy, captain;
John Stenglein, manager
The Modocks defeated the Lilies on
Sunday by the score of 6 to g. Batter
les, for Modocks, Naegele brothers; for
Lilies. Renchler Crag and Wylander.
The Modocks would like to play the
Unknowns May 80 at 2 p. m. Answer
through The Tribune. August Mirtz,
manager G. Roth, captain.
The James Boys have organized for
the season and would like to hear from
the Lackawannas, Harmonies, South
Side and Minooka clubs, for a game
May 80 at 2 p. IN. on the Jafes Boys
II. Shelly, manager.
The West Side Sliders would like to
know neither the Edisons or p. A. C.'s
are going to play on May 26 or not; If
not, please say so. Answer through
| The Tribune. A. Lang, manager; w.
Fl. Harris, captain.
on Balla Head grounds, Dunmore,
| May 90 HE.
| Walnut Street
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| Batteries-E. Carroll, Halpin and Nc
Cam; Corcoran, Mcclure and Hoddy,
Umpre-J. Flannelley.
The Walnut Street Stars challenge
the Rappers, of Archibald, for May 80
at p. m. on Balla Head, Dunmore,
They also would like to hear from some
club OF 10 years from Olyphant.
The Walnut Street Stars accept the
challenge of the Defenders for $40 or
Decoration Day, forfeit to be posted by
| Wednesday.
The Young Deerfoot's challenge any
team in the city, whose members are
under IA years of age, on Cannon:
Hill on any day except Sunday. Ber
Jones, catcher; w. Edwards, pitcher
G. Hughes, shortstop; @. Robertson
fret base J. Thomas, second base; A
Roberts, third base; II. Dale, left field
f., Beavers. center field; G. Reese, righ
field. Answer in The Tribune, b
Jones, manager,
The Rosettes, of Cedar avenue, chal
lenge the Volunteers, of Petersburg, L
game of ball on Saturday morning
May 20, Meet at the corner of Ceda
avenue and Alder street, at $50 a. m
Answer through The Tribune. II. Shoe
manager; j, RAIDER, captain.
The Sailors. OF the South Side, chal
lenge the Rosettes, of the same place
to a game of ball on the Little Mine
ground on May 80, at 2 y. m. Pleas
answer in The Tribune. Braner. cap
tain.
The Crystal base ball team. Of tn