The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-24

DEFENDERS. 49,. ......3 677
Mayflowers... ...... ...3 / .667
Coxies.. .......... ....... 1893
Crescent. ...... ......3 3 1888
Tycoons.... ...... ........3 200
Games for June q: Defenders VS..
Walnut Street Stars; .Mayfiowers VS..
Crescent; Tycoons VS.. Coxies on last
named clubs grounds. Crescents will
please meet the Mayfowers at Throop
street car as they do not know where
the grounds are. Tycoons will take the
Dunmore Suburban and the Coxies will
meet them at the Union Cash store.
These games to be called at 2:45 p. m.
c. ]. Woodring, president.
The Nay Aug Stars would like to
play the Reliable base ball club June
27, at 2:30 on the Stars grounds. If
satisfactory answer in The Tribune as
soon as possible. II. Riefenberg, man
ager.
The South Side Stars challenge the
Young Harmonies to a game June 26,
on the steel mill grounds. You are
afraid If you don't accept. Answer in
The Tribune j. Cook, captain; James
Granville, manager.
The No. IS school team of the West
Side challenge any team in the city
under Is years, for a game on Gannons
Hill. Will meet you at the end of
SHETLAND street car line. Frank
Hughes, captain; Elmer Hughes, man.
ager. Answer in The Tribune as soon
as possible.
The Foote and Shear club and a
picked club played game of base ball
on the Nay Aug Stars ground Monday
which resulted in a tie to 6. Bat
teries for Foote and Shear club, Joe
Nolan and Wicks; for picked club,
Hartman, Bircher, Plttman and Schla-
ger. The feature of the game was a
long home run drive by r. Rifenberg
The clubs will play another game next
week on the same grounds.
The Wide Awakes of Providence de-
feated the Jolly Bachelors of Olyphant
by a score of 10 to Is.
The Wide Awakes of Providence
would like to arrange a game with the
Young Americans of Olyphant to play
any day this week.
The Wide Awakes would like to ar
range a game with the Nonpariels of
Priceburg for June 27. James Moran,
manager Answer through The Tri-
bune ..
The Dunmore Nonpariels accept the
challenge of the Young Americans of
Olyphant to game of ball on the Sport
Hill grounds, Dunmore, June 81. John
Coleman, maneger; j. Mcdonald, cap
tain.
The Lackawannas and st. Thomas
college clubs will play this afternoon at
Athletic park.
The orioles will try and give the Edi-
sons game as soon as possible. Bert
Woodward.
The Rosettes defeated the River
street Stars Wednesday morning on the
Cowfield grounds by a score of "a to 8.
j. Hahn, manager; p. Hahn, captain.
The Crystal Stars challenge the Ath-
letics for game of ball on the Della
ware and Hudson grounds on Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. June 2S.
The Minooka Populars challenge the
central city team for a game on
Burke's grounds, Minooka, June 81, at
p m. Answer through the Tribune.
T. LAWN, captain.
The Neversweats challenge the South
Side Rosettes for a game on Minooka
grounds June 27, at 10 O'clock, w. f.
Richardson, manager.
The Minooka base ball club accepts
the challenge of the Olyphant Athletics
for game on Minooka grounds June
27. We will meet you at our club room
in Coyne's hotel. Please let us know
through this paper if satisfactory.
Answer as soon as possible. M. F.
Judge, manager.
The Wizards challenge the Edisons
to a game of ball Friday, June 25, at
$50 a. m. on the Edison's grounds,
Acker, captain.
The Mystics defeated the Petersburg
Stars yesterday. The score was 10 to
s. The batteries were Snyder, Klach-
Ter and Glasner for the Stars, and
Call and Sturdevant for the Mystics.
The No. SO ball team challenge the
Rosettes to a game on the Carbon
street grounds for Monday at 2 p. m.
Answer through the Tribune. w. Pur-
Wis, manager; 4. Tierney, captain.
The Lackawannas accept the chal-
lenge of the Olyphant Athletics for
June p. Please do not disappoint us
this time.
Sporting editor of the Tribune: In
Wednesday mornings Tribune there
appeared a notice stating that the Edi-
sons had defeated the Golden Orioles in
two games, scores 16 to and to 0. If
the individual who wrote the article
and then was not man enough to sign
his name to it had reflected a moment
he might have realized that he was
doing very foolish thing, as 1t not only
puts discredit on himself, but reflects
on the character of the nine he plays
with To say that this unsigned article
does not adhere strictly to the truth
would be putting it very mildly indeed
PreVa ricating was never nlIt down q
being one If the traits of a gentleman.
The Orioles have never given the Edi-
sons a game, but would like to play
them in the near future.
Bert Woodward.
The Athletics, of Olyphant. accept the
challenge of the Minooka team for a
game of ball on the Minooka grounds
Sunday, June o.
The Sliders accept the challenge of
the Mayfiowers for a game on the Slid
ers' grounds. f. A. Tropp, captain.
The Rosettes defeated the Hotel boys
Wednesday morning by a score of II to
/ on the Cowfield ground. ]. Hahn,
manager; p. Hahn, captain.
The Lilies, of Archibald, challenge the
Young Americans, of Olyphant, to a
game Of ball on the Mott Haven
grounds Saturday, June 26. They would
also like TO hear from the Walla Wahs,
or Providence; the Violets, of the South
Side the Nonpareils, of Dunmore, and
the Crescents, of Pine Brook. Answer
through this paper. p. Munley, mana
ger.
The Violets of the South Side, accept
the challenge OF the West Side Imper-
ials for a game Sunday morning on the