The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-08-31
AMATEUR BASE BALL.

ANA EON DAOE DALLs
The Athletics, Of Bellevue, defeated the
Mayflowers by a score of 13 to s. John
Burke, manager.
The Athletics will play the Lilies Sum
day, Sept. on the Athletics grounds.
John Burke, manager
The Sliders defeated the Actves Satur-
day, Aug. rs, In a four-inning contest
Score, IL to 8. Il. Harper, captain.
The South Side Stars defeated the
Tower Hill Holders Sunday morning by
the score of s to 4. Umpire-Cannon.
The South Side Stars challenge the
David Richards team for a game Sept.
at 1890 o'clock. John Cook, captain.
The South Side Stars challenge any
club in the city under IA years of age.
John Cook, captain. Answer in The
Tribune
The Trilbys would like to hear again
from the Sliders for Sept. at 2 o'clock.
Please answer as soon as possible. IL.
Slattery, captain.
Rosebuds, of Minooka, for a game Sept.
IL at o'clock sharp on the Mill grounds.
John Coon, captain.
The South Side stars challenge the
Black Diamonds for Sept. r. at o'clock,
| on the Mill grounds. Answer in The
| Tribune. John Cook, captain.
The South Side Stars challenge the
Base Stealers, of Cork Town, for a
game Sept. at 2 o'clock. Answer in
| The Tribune. John Cook, captain.
The Metropolitans, OF Priceburg, chal-
| lenge the o. A. Holford team to play on
the Priceburg grounds on September /.
| Answer in The Tribune r. Mechan, man.
| ager.
| The Providence Reds challenge the Tay-
| lor Grays to a game of ball on Taylor
grounds Saturday. ID. Alexander, mana
| ger; ID. Jones, captain. Answer In The
| Tribune.
| The orioles. Of Priceburg, defeated the
| Bellevue Athletics Sunday by score of
| 9 to 0, the Athletics failed to appear and
| the game was forfeited. Fred Bailey
| manager.
The Lilacs, of the South Side chal-
| lenge the Walnut Street Stars for a
| game for Sunday, Sept. 5, on the Stars
| grounds. Answer in this paper. F. Reap,
manager.
The Actives. of Dunmore defeated the
| Nonparels of the same place, Saturday,
| Aug. 2S on the Actives' grounds. Score,
| II to s. j. McLane, manager; E. Har-
| per, captain.
| The Trilbys would like to hear from
| the Violets, of the South Side, for Sept.
5, at 10 a. m, on the Ryefeld grounds.
Answer through The Tribune. Il. Slat-
| terry, captain.
The Young Hustlers of the South Side.
| challenge the Lilacs. of Shanty Hill, for
| a game Sunday, Sept. 5, on the Tunnel
| grounds Frank Craig, manager; Frank
| Lavelle, captain.
The Nonpareils, of Priceburg, challenge
| the Eurekas, of Providence, to play on
| the latter's grounds on September 5. An
| swer as soon as possible in The Tribune.
| r. Hall, manager.
The Little England Modocl1s challenge
| the Actives to a game of ball to be played
| on the Actives grounds, Saturday, Sept.
| A nj
| ager; N. Pilger, captain.
| The Rosettes, of the South Side, de-
| feated the Eighth Street Stars by a score
| of lilo Sunday afternoon. Batteries for
| the Rosettes, Hahn and Shea. w. Fickus,
| manager; =. Hahn. captain.
| The Lilacs, of the South Side, chal-
| lenge the Sailors, of the same place, to
a game Sept. on the Stars grounds at
| 1890 O'Clock. Answer in tomorrow S
| Tribune. +. Raep, manager.
| The Orioles, of Priceburg, challenge the
| Olyphant Crescents for a game on Oily
phant grounds at 10 O'Clock Sunday, Sep
| tember 5, and the Maxwell Boys at 8
O'Clock the same day. Fred Bailey, man.
ager.
| The Athletics, of Bellevue defeAted
| the Lilies, of Dutch Hollow Sunday by
a score of to the feature of the game
| was Costello's two-base hit which
brought in the winning run. John Burke
| manager
The Actives cannot play the Taylor
| Grays Friday Sept. 8, but will play them
on the Taylor grounds Saturday after
noon, Sept II. If this is satisfactory
| please answer at once. j. McLane, man.
ager; E. Harper captain.
The South Side Stars challenge the
following clubs for Sunday, Sept. 5: The
Eagles. Willow Street Stars, South Side
| Juniors, or the Electrics, on the Mil
| grounds. Answer in Wednesdays Trib.
une. John Cook, captain.
The Lalacs. of the South Side, would
like to know If the Tycoons are going
to play Sunday, Sept. s. at 2.3O p. m. II
so please meet us at the corner of Stone
avenue and River street. f. Reap man,
ager. Answer in The Tribune.
A very one-sided game of ball was
played on the Saltwater grounds between
the Stars, of South Washington avenue
and the Apollos of the same place
which resulted in a victory for the Stars
by the score of IA to 6. John j. Connor
captain.
The Trilby defeated the Sliders for the
second time this season by the score OF
4 to q The features of the game was the
pitching of Griffin, who struck out fifteer
men The battery for the Trilbys were
| Griffin and Commongo: for the Sliders
Cosslet and Schager, L. L. Slattery, cap.
tain.
The Violets, of the South Side, chal
lenge the Walle Wahs, of Providen =
Crescents, of Pine Brook; the Nonpareils
of Dunmore; Anthracites, of Hyde Park
for a game on the Niolets' grounds Sept
5. First come. first served. Please lei
me know through The Tribune. NJ. Troy
captain.
A handicap will be held at the Capouse
hotel, Pine Brook, commencing Saturday
Sept. II. Entries can be made at the
Capouse hotel on and after Sept. 8. A
good days sport is guaranteed Some OF
the best men in the vicinity of Scranton
have signified their intention to enter
The proprietor will add So to all entrance
money.
The Stars. of South Washington ave,
nue., challenge the Mayflowers, of Belle.
vue, to game of ball for Sunday, Sept
g. at 230 p. m. on any grounds. The
Stars are as follows: Frantz, c.: Cole.
man, Hart, Lyons, pitchers; Kelly, ss.