The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.

Jerome Barrett is putting up a stiff
game at short field for the Edisons.
Under fourteen years of age the F,di-
sons are the champions of Scranton,
and would like to play any club in the
city under fourteen years, Athletics
preferred.
Bill Thomas is putting up a stiff
game on first base for the Sliders. He
is one of the best first basemen in
amateur circles.
The Dashers, of Old Forge, accept
the challenge of the Nonpariels. of
Priceburg, for a game on the Dashers'
grounds, Sunday, June 20, at $3.50
o'clock Dan Holland, manager.
The Young Harmonies challenge the
Rosettes to game Saturday afternoon
at 2:30 on the electric light grounds.
William Moses, captain and manager.
Answer in tomorrow's Tribune.
The South Side Founders challenge
the South Side Grays to a game of
bail June 20 on the No. school ground.
Answer in the Tribune. Fred Sullivan,
captain; Charles Grunder, manager.
The South Side Stars cannot play the
Rosettes Saturday morning at o'clock
but will play them in the afternoon at
o'clock. Will meet you at No. IL
school. Answer in Tribune. John
Cook.
The Central City base ball team
would like to hear from any base ball
team in the city or outside, for a game
June 20. Please answer through to-
morrow's Tribune, stating where your
grounds are, and your meeting place.
N. Loomis, manager; B. Watkins, cap
tain.
@ II, H.,
club in the city for a game of ball on
any grounds Saturday morning or af-
ternoon. Answer through the Tribune.
w. Dresser, manager; James Calden,
captain.
The Nonpariel, jrs., of Priceburg,
challenge any club in Lackawanna
county, whose players are under II
years, the game to be played July
on the Priceburg grounds. William
| Simms, manager; John Meehan, cap
| tain.
Tho Stars, of Taylor avenue, de-
feated the Sunlight Juniors to the
score of Q to 4. Batteries-Sullivan and
| Whyte: Roper and Naher. Umpire,
| Tilliard.
| The Crystal Stars would like to play
the Eighth Street Stars a game of
ball at Lake Ariel Fourth of July.
Please answer through The Tribune.
| Players are as follows: A. Seidman, C. !;
l., Van Valin, p; d. Levy, ss.; II.
! Frank, 1b.; r. Olici, 2b.; w. Soloman,
3D.; ID. Thomas, rf,; A. Goodman, cf. !;
j. Hurvitz, IT,; p. Ferrette, Sc; j.
Hurvitz, bat carrier; manager, Seid-
man; captain Van Valin.
The Rosettes will play South Side
stars for the championship of Lack
awanna county Saturday afternoon at
o'clock on the Cow Hill grounds. J..
Hahn, manager; p. Hahn, captain.
The Neptune Founders challenge the
Stars base ball club, of the South
| Side for a game of ball on the Cow
Hill grounds July 8. Please answer in
The Tribune. j. Reuther. manager; ].
Hahn, captain,
The Neptune Founders challenge the
| st. Mary Glee club for a game of ball
July on the Cow Hill. Answer in
The Tribune. j. Reuther, manager;
G. Hahn, captain.
The Rosettes will play Starllghts, of
Petersburg Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock on the Moses Taylor Hospital
grounds. ]. Hahn, manager; p. Hahn,
captain.
The Golden Orioles challenge the
| Edisons, Athletics, Starlights, Nay
Aug Juniors, Walnut Street Stars, No.
IL School team or No. 36 School team.
Answer in The Tribune. b. Wood
| ward.
The Golden orioles have organized
for the season with the following play
ers: c. Osland, j. Matteson, b. Pier
son, Bob Gardner, B. Kann, A. Phil
lips, A. Keller, f. Reilly, b. Wood
ward. They hereby challenge the un-
defeated Cd Edisons to a game for
Saturday afternoon at o'clock sharp
on the Moses Taylor Hospital grounds.
Answer in The Tribune. b. Wood
ward.
There will be a meeting of the Cres-
cents base ball club this evening 10
make arrangements for the game In
Fleetville Saturday. j. Cooney, ca ptair
The 15-year-old Starlights, OF Pet
ersburg, renew their challenge to any
lclub In the city OF similar age. The