The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-11
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.

The Nonparies of Dunmore challenge
the West Side Athletics to a game OF ball
May 16 on the Dunmore grounds. A re-
turn game will be given. Answer through
tomorrow's Tribune. John Coleman, man
ager
A game was played on the Hollow
grounds Sunday morning between the
Violets and Hustiers. Score, Violots, Is;
Hustlers, 4. Batteries, Niolets, Murphy
and Stenglein; Hustlers, Franz and Craig.
Umpre-McGinness.
The Carbon Street Senators defeated
the Indians Sunday afternoon by a score
of to 16. The Senators batted Farrell
out of the box in the second inning. Bat
teries-Senators ScanlOn and j. MulherIn;
Indians, Farrell and Murphy. Umpire-U.
Monahan.
The Plungers challenge any club in the
city under IS years of age to game on
May 16, at p. m. Answer in The Tribune.
Il. Burch manager.
The Park Hill Athletic club challenge
the West Side Athletics to a game for tho
morning of May 16, at 10 o'clock on the
Central grounds. Edward Dunn, manager.
Answer in The Tribune.
The Taylor Reds challenge the West
Side Browns to a game on the Taylor
grounds Wednesday afternoon, May II.
If satisfactory answer in The Tribune i'm
Garvin, the second baseman of the
Moosic team, is reported to have signed
with the Utica, N. Y, team. In the
Scranton-Moosic practice game April &C.
Garvin was three times at bat, made three
hits, three out, five assists, no errors and
scored the only Moosc run of the game.
He seemed to have the earmarks of a COM
ing player and may be found in good pro-
| fessional company before long.
IN hao -
from the Edisons for Sunday, May 16. The
| Stars are made up as follows: George
! Jennings Sc; John Cooke, c.; Martin Bat
tie, D.; Patrick McCarrick ss.; James A.
Murray, 1b.; James Grandvlle, 2b.; John
| Jennings, 3d.; Michael Moore, IT,; Martin
Mclaughlin, cf.; owen Lynch, rf.; Michael
| Moore, manager; John Cooke, captain. An
| ser in The Tribune.
The Rosettes of Cedar avenue challenge
| any club in the city under IA years of age
| to game on Saturday, May 15 on No. 5
| school grounds. The makeup is as fol-
! los: r. Shol,, c.; C. Schchie, p.; j. RAIDER,
! 1b.; Z. Melvin, S.; c. Graeft, 2b.; w.
! NIirtz, 3b.; G. Rosar, Cf.; c. Lever. rf,; j.
! Rosar, IT,: j. Schank Sc; r. Scholl, man.
ager; ]. RAIDER captain.
The Nonpariels of Priceburg won an ex-
citing lO-inning game from the West Side
! Athletics on the Priceburg grounds Sun
day by punching hits on Hart in the fourth
| inning. The features of the game were
| the heavy hitting of the home team and
| the fielding of f. Wyland. Score: Il. H. T.
| w. s. Athletics 30 2 0 { 0 - oil Z
! Nonparlels ........0 . g 0 0 0 0 0 2-l3
Batteres-Kellet Hart ana Shearn
Meehan, Moses and Hall. Umpire-Whe
dor
The Nonpariels of Priceburg challengl
the Mayfield club, Hickories Of Jermyn
| Walla-Wahs or Nlinooka team to play OF
May l6 on any grounds. First answer frs
served. Answer in the Tribune. r. Hail
manager.
At Dunmcre, Sunday R.HE
Walnut Street Stars.......0 ! q 0-1
Washn, Ave, Stars ..,....0 900 %
Batteries-Carroll and Mccain; Lyon
and McCloskey. Umpire-McDonnou
The Walnut Street Stars challenge thu
West Side Stars for May l6 at 1890 a. m,
on Balla Head grounds. c. j. Woodring
manager.
The Favorites of Olyphant challcng
either the West Side Browns or the Soutl
Side Sunsets to a game on tho Favorites
| grounds, May 16. Battery for Favorites
McDermott and Garbett. w. Sheridan
captain. Answer in The Tribune.
The Stars and Stripes defeated the No
10 Schoo! team Saturday by a score o
II 10 10. The Stars and Stripes club Is a
follows: Thomas Matthews, catcher
Frank Colivn, pitcher; Frank Walsh, frs
base; CART Thompson, second base; Lew
Is Thomas, third base; Fred phillips short
stop; Aria Morgans, right field; Dan
Buckley, left field; David Jones, centeI
field; Watkin Williams, second catcher.