Frostburg mining journal., 1902-06-28

and honest, though his Judgment might he
awry. The score by
Innings: : ! & .
Midland .... I u q . u 30
troStbury.... q q u ) u u u 90
Midlothian and Frostburg played a game
of ball at the Driving Park Thursday and
Midlothian won by the score of - too.
The Midlothian men won because they
played the better ball and are team that
can give the best aggregation in the county
good strong argument.
McGrcgor and Harvey did the battery
work we'll
In the out-iicld rhilpot, Ribrow and Lay
man did Tine work. layman's double play
from right field to third base was very
expert.
The least said about Frosthurs's playing
the better Gcrlach was the slab artist and
il was ccrtaily an of day with Phil" lie
failed utterly To locate the plate" Nine
men got bases on balls besides hc hit two
men.
Taylor caught well and his throwing to
bases was a feature.
COMING FVENT>.
To-day Saturday the home team will play
Mcyerslac AT Mcycrsdalc The new pitcher
Brown, will do the twirling for the locals
and Il victory is eXpcctcd-Surc.
The two big games scheduled for July
are attracting much attention. RodsEravc, of
JohnStown, Pa, will pitch the morning
game for Frostburg. and Brown, of Balt-
more. the afternoon game.
GarliniS, an old league pitcher. will pitch
the morning game for rittSburg, and Savcy
the afternoon game.
The Electric railway cars will run tO the
Driving Park that day a car leaving the
western Terminus every H. minutes for the
Park. Ample accommodations for every
one.
NOTES.
The Midland Press" in its last issue,
gives out the information that "Dillon. the
FroStburg manager, is at his old tricks of
importing players"
Now, this is news when We consider that
Midland wouldn't have a team outside of its
importations. Take out the FroStburg con-
to baseball success, namcly-,rind and ,rork
Last year the Midland team cut figure in
baseball when they defeated the "Parsons'
in all the games the imported six or seven
FroStburg players participated. The Mid
land club got the credit and the importationS
got the money. Take the three Frostburg
importatonS now on the team; they are the
very life of Midland baseball, for they
would strange to say get up at midnight
and walk to Midland in their night-Shirts to
defeat Frostburg. The captain of their
team is an importation. In fact, without
their imports they would he To baseball in
this county what Morantown, Mt. Savage or
Pekin is.
However, we have no kick in the impor-
tation of players to Midland. Help your
selves, gentlemen, but don't howl until you
get hurt
And look closely at home
Before abroad you roam.
William Bowman, the youug Uni
versity of West Virginia pitcher, "douc
mp" by Dillon'S "Our Own" at Ionacon-
ing during the State Fircmen' 5 meet, has
been signed by Mc(iraw, the Oriole
manager of Baltimore, aud has gone
into service. To the Orioles" he seems
to be IA right handler, with good speed
and curves, and enjoys a record nf win
ming II OF his last ~ game"
There is expert opinion current that
the FroSthurG manager should pull
some weeds and even then get econ
troll of his team. This mIy he an I'M
pleasant task it is stated, but it
should be accomplished, or the club
should 60 out of the baseball business
under the name and :; yle of 'Frostburg. q"
The JOURNAL gives this as told hy
competent critic.