The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-27
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.
st. Thomas and West side Y. NJ. l..
Teams to PLAY.

What should be a hOtly contested
base ball game will be played at Ath.
letlc park Friday afternoon between
the st. Thomas College team and the
Young Mems Institute Of the West Side
Rivalry runs high among the admirers
of the respective teams, ana as they
are evenly matched a great game NAV
be expected. The Young Mems Insti.
tutc will probably be represented as
follows: Sweeney, second base; Cros-
sen, center iield Gaughan, first base:
McNulty, left field; Mcdonald, pitcher;
Hurst, catcher; Barrett, skcrtstop:
McClain, third base; Duffy, right field;
L. Crossen, substitute.
The Alerts accept the challenge of the
Sliders for a game on May 20 at I
o'clock on Hospital grounds. ]. Fla
herty manager.
The Walnut Street Stars ACCEPT the
challenge of the Commercials for MAY
3O at $50 a. m, Balla Head grounds
c. ]. Woodring, manager.
The South Side base ball team ac-
cepts the challegen of the Eurekas.
The game will be played on Sunday
next. Neil Ruddy manager.
The Edisons would like to plav the
American Indians on the Hospital
grounds, Friday, May 2S p. Barrett
manager; Frank O'Reilly, captain.
The Our Boys challenge the Har-
monies or the Lackawannas to game
May so at 2.50 p. m. on the James Boys
grounds. John Cavanaugh, captain.
The Mayliowers of Bellevue challenge
the Walnut Street tSars to q game
May 80, at p. m. Answer through
The Tribune. Joseph Moran, manager
The Olyphant Browns would like to
arrange two games on Decoration day
with the Eurekas or the Lackawannas
the latter club preferred. Answer
through this evenings Times.
The date given by the VioIets of Oily
phant for their game with the Walnut
Street Stars is satisfactory. The Stars
Will meet them at Dunmore corners at
23O p. m. of May 30. C. j. Woodring
manager. r
The Axle Works base ball team would
like to play the South Side Stars a
game on Cawley's grounds next Sun
day. at $50 p. IN. Answer in The Tri-
bune. Frank O'Connor, manager; Wal
ter Cimerale, captain.
The Taylor Grays challenge the
Lackawanlla Grays to a game on the
Taylor grounds for Saturday Decora
tlon day. afternoon, May 20. If satis-
factory answer in Fridays Tribune,
John Griffiths, manager.
Hospital grounds yesterday:
Columbia .......0 0 0 / 9 3-G
Sliders ..........0 0 0 l l 0 5-7
Batteries-Sliders. Tropp, Schlager and
Harrington, Columbia, Honan. Cos
tello and Todd. Umpire-SteeI.
The Sunsets of Archibald challenge
the Nonpareils of Dunmore, or the
-Wahs of Providence to q game
on Archibald ground Saturday, Nav 90.
Answer through The Tribune as soon
as possible. p Price, captain; M. Nc
Dcnnell, manager.
The Electrics challenge any club in
the city under 13 years of age for a
game of ball June 13, at 3 O'Clock on
the Mt. Pleasant ground Will give q
return game. Answer through The
Tribune. Frank Hawley, manager:
Harry Pass, captain.
The Lily base ball club of Archibald
wants a return game from the Violets
of the South Side on the Archibald
grounds May 20. If you remember we
played you on your grounds last sea-
MunlcY, manager.
A game of ball was played on the
Delaware and Hudson grounds between
the Recorder Juniors and American Ju-
ni0rs and the game resulted in a VIC
tory for the Recorder Juniors by
score of 4 10 3. Battery for the Re
corder, II. Burke and ID. Thomas.
The Modocks would like to play the
no
at 2.20 p. m. Take the Stone avenue
car and get off at Alder street; Wen
meet you there Answer through The
Tribune. VIII give a return game.
Aug. Mirtz, manager; Charles Roth,
The Taylor Rosebuds cannot play the
Plungers of the South Side on Nav 90
as they do not play Sunday games, but
can favor them with a game Oh the
Taylor grounds Saturday morning, May
20, at 10 o'clock. If satisfactory an
swer in Fridays Tribune. Evan Davis,
manager.
The Mill Greek club defeated the Del
aware and Hudson telegraph operators
at Mill Creek, by the score
Of to 6. Hits-Mill Greek, 8; Oper-
ators, 6. Errors-Mill Greek, 5; Oper-
ators, ,. Batterles-Mill Creek, Hays
and Callahan; Operators, McMaster
and Cox.
The Little England Stars challenge
the Sunsets and the Columbia base ball
teams, of Dunmore, or the Electric
Avenue Stars FOR a game on the Little
England grounds Decoration Day, May
20. VIII play two games, first to start
at p. m. sharp. Answer through The
Tribune. j. F. Foster, manager.
Thte Recorder JuniO"s would like to
play any club in this city whose menu
bers are under 10 years Of age. The
Recorder players are: II. Burke, catch
ar; d. Thomas, pitcher; ID. Levy, short
stop; L. Eppstein, first base; II. Frank,
second base; II. Wilson. third base;
L. Kane, center field; A. Liedman, left
leld. w, Castle, right field II. Burke,
ID. Thomas, captain.
The Walnut Street Stars and the De-