The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.

The Modocks will play the Lilies a
game of ball on the Hollow grounds
May 90 at go p. m.
The Modocks challenge all clubs un-
der 16 years of age. August Mirtz,
manager; c. Roth, captain.
The Athletics challenge any club in
the city under 10 years or age. II.
Simpson, manager; c. Murphy, cap
tain.
The Bat Smashers defeated the Lit
tie Giants by the score of to ?. Bat
teries. Thomas Schultz and Amerman,
Spencer and Wells.
The undefeated Edisons would like
to play the South Side Sliders or any
club under IA years, game on the
Moses Taylor grounds. j. Barrett.
The South Side Stars challenge the
Ancor base ball club to a game on the
Hayfield grounds May 23 at 10 a. m.
Answer in The Tribune NJ. Moore.
The Cow Boys, of Dunmore, chal-
lenge the Little Giants to a game of
ball on No. grounds, Saturday after
noon, at . o'clock. Charles Wild, man.
ager.
The South Side Grays agrees to play
the Lilies on the Little Mines ground
Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock. Sam
uel Castles, manager; William Crane,
captain.
The Our Boys base ball club chal-
lenge the Harmonies for a game May
% on James Boys ground at . p. m.
Answer through The Tribune. John
! CaVanaugh, captain.
The Hickory Base Ball club of Jer-
myn challenge the Jessup club to q
game on May 22, on Jermyn grounds.
| Answer through The Tribune. Z. j.
| Mcdonald, manager
| The Niolets, of the South Side, Chal-
! lenge the Dunmores for a game on
| Dutch Hollow grounds May 23, in the
| afternoon. j. Stengline, manager; NJ.
| Troy, captain; O. ZeCh, bat carrier
The West Side Stars challenge the
| Walnut Street Stars to a game on the
Little Woods grounds May %. We will
give you return game. William Gal
lagher captain; Lou Davies, manager.
Answer through The Tribune.
The West Side Stars would like to
play any of the clubs: Lilies, Walnut
Street stars. Sliders, Merry Boys
| Mayflowers, Old Sports or Never
| squeals on the Little Woods grounds al
any time. William Gallagher, captain
No. Is school base ball team would
like to meet No. 33 junior school team
on Gammon's hill Saturday, May %
1897. VIII meet you at the end of the
| Swetland line. Answer through The
Tribune. William Snow, manager;
Frank Hughes, captain.
The Halford base bali team, of Peck,
vile, challenge the NOnpariels, O,
Priceburg, or the West Side Athletics
of Scranton, to a game or ball May
2, on the latters grounds. Answe,
through The Tribune. Isaac Hodges
captain; O. A. HOlford, manager
The Niolets, of the South Side, de
feated the American Drum corps yes
terday morning by a score of 81 to !
In the afternoon the Violets defeated
the South Washington Avenue Star
by a score of to s. The Violets would
like to play the Stove Works team on
Decoration Day on the Laurel Hill
Park grounds. j, Stengline, mana
ger.
The Nonpareils, of Priceburg, chal
lenge the Dashers, of Old Forge, to
game of ball on the latter's grounds ol
May 90, also the Taylor Reds for tn
29th, on the Priceburg grounds; Wes
Side Browns on the Both on the Price
burg grounds. Answer in The Tribune
II. Meehan, captain; II. Hall, manager
The Hickorys, Of Old Forge, accep
the challenge Of the Stars to a gam
on the Old Forge grounds May 80 at 2.3
p. IN. Come to the end of the Taylo
line.
The clerks of the Leader accept tn
challenge of the clerks Of the O'Con
nell cash store for May % on an
grounds suitable for themselves, in tn
morning preferred Leaders team /
composed Of the following players
Mullen, right field; Ed. Sample, shor
stop; Mike Dodd, pitcher; Fred May
ers, left field; Frank Neals short stoT
Rube Haggerty, center field; S. Brown
ing, catcher; S. Diamond, first base
G. Pichler, second base Jonn MortoI
/, third base Il. sample, mascot; Joh
Hayes, pitcher. f. Sample manages
Please designate the grounds and al
| swer in The Tribune.