The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-01
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.

The Young Tennys challenge the
Crystal Stars to a game of ball on
Friday, July 2, on the Electric field
grounds at o'clock. Answer through
The Tribune. Charles Peisman, man.
ager; George Macarthur, captain.
The Lilacs of the South Side would
like to play the Athletics for a game of
ball on Saturday morning at 1890
o'clock, on the Moses Taylor Hospital
grounds. NJ. Rafter, captain; w.
Moran, manager.
The Lilacs of the South Side defeated
the Lackawanna Browns Wednesday
by a score of ~ to T. NJ. .Rafter, cap
tain; w. Moran, manager
The Volunteers of Petersburg yes
terday forfeited the game to the Mys-
tics by disputing the umpire's decision
and refusing to play. The Mystics
will play the No. Sc school team today
at $50. Batteries for the MysticS were
Loughran, Call and Sturdevant, and
for the Volunteers Schultz and Snyder.
The South Side Rattlers defeated the
Model base ball club by the score Of
u to 5. The batteries were G. Schank,
j. Schank and ]. Scraft.
The Trilby Juniors would like to play
q game of base ball with the Peters,
burg Stars or the Edisons on July 1S
on the Ryefeld grounds. Please let
us know through The Tribune. James
p. Roberts, manager.
The Lilacs of the South Side defeated
the Rosettes of the same place by a
score of to 0, forfeited.
The Juveniles of Dunmore challenge
the West Side Browns for game on
July 4, at 230 on Boies' wheel works
grounds. NJ. j. Gaughan, captain.
The Tigers of Old Forge defeated the
Dodgers of the same place by a score
of to 3. The Tigers would like to
arrange a game with the Taylor Grays
for any day next week.
The Dashers of Old Forge challenge
the Nonpareils of Priceburg to a game
on the Dashers' grounds Sunday, July
4. Answer as soon as possible. Dan
Holland, manager.
The West Side Athletics accept the
challenge the Minooka Populars for
July on Minooka grounds Thomas
Tierney, manager.
The game between city hall and court
house teams will be played on the
James Boys grounds Saturday after
noon next.
The Crescents of Olyphant challenge
Gny club in the county whose mem
bers are under sixteen years of age.
Keystones of Dunmore preferred, on
any grounds, July 8. Answer as soon
as possible. Eddie Hoban, manager.
The May1lowers of Olyphant defeated
the Cricket Juniors, of Jessup, yester-
| day. Score:
Mayflowers ......7 S 8 6 o go
Cricket Jrs.......0 2 3 / 2-15
The Mayflowers of Olyphant would
like to play the Walnut Street Stars
on the Olyphant grounds. Monday, July
5. Answer through The Tribune. Will
lie McIiale, manager; Hugh Hannick,
| captain.
on Saturday morning the Athletics
defeated the Mystics by the score of
10 to {. Batteries-Simpson and Bohle;
Call and Sturdevant.
The Taylor Grays challenge the Lit
| tie Stars of Petersburg to a game on
the Taylor grounds for Saturday after
noon at o'clock. We will give a re-
turn game. If satisfactory please an
swer in The Tribune. William Ed
! monds, manager.
The Taylor Reds challenge the fol-
lowing clubs all for the Taylor grounds.
| VIII give return game: Eurekas of
| Providence for July Z, at $3.50 p. m. I;
Hustlers for July s at $3.50 p. M; Oily
phant Browns for July at $3.50 p. m.
Nonrareils of Priceburg for Saturday.
| July 10, at $50 y. m., and we would
like to hear from the West Side Athlet-
les as soon as possible. Conner e.
Davis, manager.