The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-28
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.


The Lilacs, of the South Side, would
like to arrange a game with the Earlys
for Sunday, July 3, on the Lilacs' grounds
| We Will give you sure return game
William Moran. captain.
The LilaCs, of the South Side, would
| like to arrange a game with the Oriental
Jrs., for Sunday morning, July g. on the
| Stars grounds, for 81 Il side Please an
| swer in The Tribune. William Moran,
| captain.
The Lilacs. of the South Side claim tho
| championship of Lackdwanna county
| under the age of 16 years. We would Ike
to hear from the following clubs on our
grounds: Alerts, Mayflowcrs, llenwoods,
| of the South Side; Harmony. JrS., Lack
awanna, Jrs., Walnut Street Stars or
any other club in the city under that age.
William Moran, captain
The Lllacs, of the South Side, defeated
the Carbon Street Senators Sunday by n
score of II to 10. The score by innings is
| as follows: R.H f..
Senators ......,......,.2 8 8 I ~ Ia 6
| LilaCs ..................3 0 0 ! . ia :
| Tho Modocks, of the South Side, accept
! the challenge of the Star Social club for
"a game of ball and would like to play
| them on July 3 for as much as they can
put up. The ModoCkS will not organize
| this year, but will come together to give
|
docks will play you on your own grounds.
II. O'Brien, manager; \. Mirtz, captain.
The Pric, burg base ball club challenge
| the CreSCcntS, Of Pine Brook, or the
| Crickets, of Jcssup, to play a game On
the Priccburg grounds July g. Please an
swer as soon as possible in The Tribune.
| I. Hall. manager.
| The Priceburg base ball club challenge
the Sunsets, of Archibald. to play a game
nj slt h., at
swer as soon as possible in The Tribune.
y. Hall, manager.
| The DashCrS, of priCoburG, defeated The
Activcs, of Providence. on the former 5
| grounds by a score Of : to T. Batteries
Dashers, Moses and Kelly; Activcs, Lit
tlejohn, Bright, Bray and Garden.
| Tho Dunmorc Unique base ball team
| challenges the South Side team to a
game of ball on the South Side grounds
July 3. Answer as soon rs possible. Game
TO start at o'clock sharp. j. j. Coleman.
jr., manager.
| Joseph Weir, captain and second base
man of St. Thomas college team, is play
ing one Of the fastest games of any ANA -
teur second bascman in the county.
| Thomas Payton's batting percentage and
fielding is among the highest
Jarvis Griffin, the St Thomas college
twirler, has remarkable speed and curves
| The Sunsets. of Archibald, challenge the
MarOons, of MinCoka, To a game of ban
on the Archibald grounds Wednesday, r'ri-
day or Saturday of this week. Please
answer i'm the daily p@pors. William Caw-
| ley, manager.
| The Roma ntaian club, of CarhOndalc.
! challenge the Orioles. of Archibald, to a
| game of ball or the Archibald grounds
| for the morning or afternoon of July I.
Answer in The Tribune. Joseph Foley,
| manager.
| The AnthraCitcs would like to me- IT
! the SlidorS on the Anthracite grounds,
| Thursday, June 80. at $50 o'clock. An-
| swer through The Tribune. j. ID. Lewis,
| manager; Edward Hopkins, captain.
| The West Side Browns challenge the
| Cresccnts to game on the Brown $
grounds July B. at $50 p. m. Answer
through The Tribune T.. Tierncy, cap
| tain.
The Alumni Athletic association team
| would like to meet the Park Hill stars for
a game on Wednesday; Anthracites on
| Saturday, and Altrts Monday at tho Con-
| tral grounds. Answer through The Trih-
une. Gallagher, manager; Harring tom
| captain.