The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-21
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.


street Stars by a score of to 0 on the
Cowfeld grounds. Batteries-For the
Rosettes, r. Scholl, p. Hahn.
The Rosettes challenge the Unions
for this morning at 10 o'clock on the
Cowfeld grounds. ]. Hahn, manager;
p. Hahn, captain.
A lively games of base ball took place
Saturday afternoon between the en-
ployes of Seybolt's and Matthews mills.
which was won by the Seybolts by the
score of 20 to IA.
The Athletics defeated the Tycoons
in a well played game. The feature of
the game was the batting of Smith.
Score:
Athletics .............0 0 3 0 0 0 0 As
Tycoons ..........O 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Batteries-Simpson and BOIL, Nc
Williams and Gillern.
The Athletics will play the No. SO
school team Tuesday, June 22, on the
! Carbon street grounds, E. Simpson,
manager; c. Murphy captain.
The Starlights, of Petersburg, chal-
lenge the South Side Stars to a game
Wednesday, June 23, on the Moses Tay-
lor hospital grounds, at $3.50 p m. An
swer in Tuesdays Tribune. c. Wag-
ner, manager; f. Buenze, captain.
| A large crowd assembled at Alumni
! park, Jermyn, Saturday afternoon, to
witness the game between the St.
Thomas college team and the Hickories.
The clubs lined up as follows: Hickories
Flanagan, left field; Gallagher, sec
ond base; Hughes, first base; Gendall,
third base; Welsh, centre field; Price,
short stop; Brislin, right field; Ledger,
catcher; Tierney, pitcher st. Thomas
college team-Weir, left field; Gileran
second base: Nallin, first base; Nc
Laughlin, third base; Weber centre
field; II. Cummings, short stop; Kirk
wood, right field; w. Cummings,
catcher; Griffin, pitcher. The score by
innings was:
| Hickories ..........0 101 "a 0-18
S. T. C. .............3 0 20 2 2 0 0 O. 7
The Crescents defeated the Fleetville
club yesterday by the score of II to IL.
The Mayflowers, of Bellevue, defeated
the Tycoons by score of 2S to 8. Bat
teries-Corcoran and HOdy, Moses and
Dominic.
The Minookas and the South Side
Apollos played on the formers ground
yesterday afternoon. Only four in
nings were played. The latter were de-
feated by the score of 16 to O.
The Minooka Populars would like to
arrange a game with the Taylor Reds
for this week on the Minooka grounds.
Answer in Tribune. Thomas DAWN
captain.
The Harmonies defeated the South
Side team on Burke's ground, Minooka
yesterday afternoon in a game which
was characterized by heavy hitting and
loose fielding. The game was devoid of
any star plays, Score 10 to H.
The Minookas challenge the Lacka,
wannas for a game in Minooka
grounds une o. Please answer in
Tuesdays Tribune. NJ. f. Judge, mana
ger.
The Neversweats accept the challenge
of the Olyphant Morning Glories fol-
July 4. VIII Richardson, manager,
The South Side Stars challenge the
Young Harmonies to a game June q
on the steel mill grounds. Answer in
the Tribune. John Cook, captain
The South Side Stars defeated the
Rosettes yesterday by a score of /;
tot
The Taylor Reds hereby challenges
the Minooka team to game on tht
Taylor grounds for Saturday afternoon
June 26 for money or glory which evel
they prefer. Answer in the Tribune 4
satisfactory as soon as possible. Gomez
e. Davis, manager,
| The Taylor Reds challenge the Wes
Side Browns to game on Taylo
: grounds for Friday afternoon, June 25
J Answer in the Tribune. Conner e. Da
2 Wis, manager.
The Taylor Reds challenge tn
Moosic Populars to a game tomorrow
CTuesday) afternoon, June 22, on tn
r Taylor grounds. Please let us know
r through the telephone this evening 1
: you possibly can. Conner f. Davis
manager.