The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-20
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.

The Violets, of the South Side, chal-
lenge the West Side Browns or the Non
pareils, of Dunmore, for a game next
Sunday July 25 Answer at once. Vio-
let grounds.
The violets, of the South Side, de-
feated the Hustlers by score of to 8.
]. Stenglein, captain; Peter Rosar man
ager.
The Crescents defeated the Flat Boys
by a score of to 5, and the Apollos by
a score of 10 to 9.
The Lackawannas cannot play the
Hickories, of Jermyn, this week. AL.
Carr, manager
The Excelsiors, of Carbondale, had a
game scheduled with the Nonpareils, of
Dunmore, for July Is, but were unable to
make the date. They would like to meet
the Dunmore club on July %. If agree
ball column.
The Holford club, of Peckvile, defeat
ed the powder mill club ON the Mott Ha-
ven grounds last Saturday by a score of
II to I. Score:
Holford .........O 0 2 0 l XII
Powder Mill .....2 0 0 l 2 o. 7
Batteries-Morgans, Evans and Jones'
Thomas Craig and Gillispie.
| The West Side Browns challenge the
Dashers, of Old Forge, to game of ball
on their grounds Sunday. S. Markwick
manager.
The St. Thomas college team will play
| the Black Diamond Spoilers, of Wilkes
Barre, at Lake Ariel on Thursday, July
%, on the occasion of the excursion of the
| St. Aloysius socity, of Wilkes-Barre, to
| the lake.
The Mayfowers, of Bellevue, defeated
| the Stonewall Stars by a score of 10 to TO-
| The feature of the game was the pitch
ing of Philbin, he having q strike outs
| to his credit. Batteries-May flowers,
|
Burke, Lyon and Saul.
The Mayhowers, of Bellevue, defeated
| the Keystones, of Dunmore by a score
| of 19 to 10. Observation-Disclosures Phil
bin and Hcdy; Keystones, O'Jiora and
Shelf.
The Founders Of the South Side, chal-
| lenge the Hustlers, of the same place,
to a game of ball. Sunday, July 25, at 2.3O
sharp on Lynch's grounds. Answer in The
| Tribune. Art Convey, manager; Jack Ev-
erhadt. captain; Dick Walsh, mascot.
| The Apollos challenge the Eurekas,
Lackawannas or West Side Athletics 10
play July 25. o. T. Walsh, captain.
The Rosettes defeated the Fallons by a
| score of II to Sunday afternoon on the
Little Mines grounds. j. Hahn, manager.
The Rosettes would like to play any
| club under Ii years on the Cowtield
| grounds THURSDAY afternoon at o'clock.
Answer in The Tribune. j. Hahn, man.
| ager.
The Rosettes would like to play any
| club In Lackawgnna county under l6
years for Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
on the Cowfield grounds. The Rosettes
are made up as follows: p. Lisk, c., j.
Hahn, p.; j. RAIDER, S.; Kotzwinkle, lb.
j. Fuller, cf.; j. Royrick 3b,; r. Scholl,
IT,; NJ. Moore 2b.; T. Kericke, RI; S. Ro-
sar, SC; j. Harm, manager.
The South Side Stars challenge the
Black Diamonds for game Sunday, July
25, on the Steel Mill gronds at 10 a. m.
sharp. The players are as follows Geo.
Jennings, Sc; John Cook, c.; Martin Bat
tie, p. and ss.; John Cawley, p and SIS.
James Murray, 1b.; James Granville, 2b
Frank Connors, 3D.; Michael Moore, II.
John Jennings cf; Martin Mclaughlin
rf.; John Cook, captain; James Granville
manager.
The South Side Stars defeated a picked
team Sunday morning by a score of Il
to 3. The Stars batted the pitcher all
over the field. John Cook, captain.
The South Side Stars defeated the Base
Stealers of Corktown Sunday afternoon
on the Steel Mill grounds by a score OF
10 to s. The only feature in the game
was a home run hit by Cawley, of the
Stars. John Cook, captain.
The Athletics, of Bellevue, challenge the
Sliders TO a game of ball Sunday, July 25
In the afternoon, on the Bellevue grounds
Answer in The Tribune. James Sheehan
manager.