The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-17
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.

The Dunmore Nonpareips accept the
challenge of the Crickets of Jessup to
a game on the Jessup grounds, June
20. NJ. Coleman, manager.
The Starlights, of Petersburg, cha!-
lenge any club in the city whose men,
bers are under Is years of age, the Ro-
settles, of South Side, preferred, for
game on Friday afternoon at O'Clock
on the Moses Taylor hospital grounds.
c. Wagner, manager e. Buenzll, cap
tain. Answer in Tribune.
The Rattlers would like to play the
Batsmashers Saturday afternoon at
on the Cow Hill grounds. Answer In
tomorroWs Tribune. John Hahn, man
ager r. Hahn, captain.
The Rosettes accept the challenge of
the South Side Stars and will play
them on the Stars grounds Saturday
morning at o'clock. John Hahn,
manager; p. Hahn, captain.
The Browns, of Olyphant, challenge
the Eurekas, of Providence, for two
games on July 4. Answer through the
Tribune. John ]. McAndrew, mana
ger.
The Olyphant Browns will play the
Hickories, of Jermyn, at Anthracite
Park Carbondale, June 20.
The Young Americans, of Olyphant,
accept the challenge of the Nonpariels,
of Dunmore, to a game at the latter
place, June 90 NJ. Murray, captain.
The Young Americans, of Olyphant
cannot play the West Side Browns as
they have a game arranged for that
date. NJ. Murray, captain.
The Minookas challenge the Eurekas
for a game on the Minooka grounds,
June 20 at o'clock sharp will give
return game. Answer in Tribune. M.
F. Judge. manager.
The South Side Stars challenge the
Rossettes for the championship of
Lackawanna county. If they don't ac-
cept the challenge, we claim the cham
pionship. Answer through the Tribune.
j. Cooke manager.
The Pittston avenue Sports have
changed it's name to the Model base
ball club and challenge any club in the
city under IL years of age for a game
on the Orchard grounds, Saturday af-
ternoon at 2:3O. Robert Tannler, man
ager; William Fassold, captain. An
swer in the Tribune.
The Edisons win play the Athletics
for the championship of Scranton on
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. j.
Barrett, manager.
AS manager of the West Side Anthra-
cites / wish to contradict the state
ment whereby the West Side Stars
claim they defeated the Anthracites.
We never played them. There was but
one or two of the Anthracites who
played the Stars with a picked team of
small boys. The Anthracites challenge
the West Side Stars for purse of
from IS to $40 and will give them five
runs. ]. r. Williams, manager, VIM.
Haines, captain.
The Stars of Old Forge challenge
the Starlights of Priceburg. or the
Tower Hill holders TO a game of ball
on the Old Forge grounds, June 20.
First answer, first served. Answer in
The Tribune as soon as possible. John
| Secore, captain.
The Crescents accept the challenge
of the West Side Browns for June 20,
on the Crescents grounds at 2.90 pm.
j. Cooney, captain.
The Nay Aug Stars accept the chal-
lenge of the Hustlers of the South Side
and will play them on our grounds at
the East end of Gibson street, June 90,
at 2.30 sharp. If satisfactory answer in
The Tribune as soon as possible. II.
Riefenberg, manager
| The Red Stockings challenge the
| Sailor Boys of the West Side to a
| game Monday on the Delaware and
| Hudson grounds. Answer through
The Tribune. y. Van Valin, manager;
| A. Harper, captain.
The Crystal Stars Of Penn avenue,
would challenge the Tulips of the West
| Side for q game Saturday at 230 sharp
Answer tlrnugh The rrbune. a.,
Seidman, marager; ID. Thomas, cap
| tain.
The Sliders challenge any team in
the city under II years of age. Win
give return game. E. l. Tropp, cap
| tain.
The Washington base ball club chal-
ienge the Taylor Reds for Saturday,
June 19, on the Senator's grounds. w.
| III. Whatley, manager.
The .Populars, of Minooka, challenge
the West Side Athletics for a game on