The Democratic advocate., 1907-06-28
BASE BALL,

The Taylorsville boys have organized base
ball club with the following players r.
Moure, Jr., c.; C.. Wright. =. s.; +. Barnes,
D.: w. Barnes, lst b.; T. Wright, I'd b.; b.
Baker. Srd b.; r. Gum. !. f.; w. Engles: C:
f.: C. Pickett, r. f. They played their hrst
games last Saturday, June %, with the Den.
nines' second team, defeating them by score
of Is to 2 After innings they gave the field
to the Wakefield Boys, as they called them
selves. AS it was getting late they were salts
fed to play FIVE inning game. 1hey were
defeated by the Taylorsville boys by score
of 16 to 9. After the five innings were played
they were not satisfied, but if they want to
give us another game, let them communicate
with onr manager, Mr.. Ernest Barnes, T.. q
p rhone. New Windsor exchange, l2-ll. Tor
a date. Would like to have a game with
Smallwood as soon as it suits them.
Mount Airy defeated theWalbrook Reserves
at Mount Airy Saturday by the score OF lo 10
S. Talbot. for Mount Airy, did good work.
holding, the visitors for three hits. opm. on
molly, forWalbrook, struck out eight men but
allowed the mountain boys 10 hits. Mount
Airy was always in the lead both with the
stick and in the field, where the visitors
made numerous errors. Batteries cunt
Airv. Talbot and Creager; Walbrook
Reserves, Connolly and Corbet. Attendance,
700. Umpire-Dr A. B. Angel. Mount
Airy also defeated Brunswick on the Mount
Airy grounds Friday afternoon in one
sided game by score of II to l. Ihe VS.
itors were not dangerous at any stage OF the
game.
Mount Airy was again defeated by the
Catonsville Country Club base pail team cam
Wednesday. Is to 4, at Mt. Airy. Catonsville
PLAYED fast and brilliantly. While Ulsch, who
pitched for Catonsville, was touched up for II
hits, he kept them well scattered, and was es'
pecially effective with men on bases. AID,
ridges catch of difficult fly in the second
inning was on the sensational order. Schroeder
and Rossiter pulled off fast double in the
fifth. DR.. Bouse, Catonsville's catcher, was
a whole team in himself by his heady coaching
of the men while in the field. Williams, OF
Mount Airy, excelled both at the bat and In
the field.
Patapsco Base Ball team took the Den
nings Club into camp on Saturday last to the
tune of to s. Tracey was on the rubber tor
Patapsco, holding his opponents to nlts.
Both teams played gilt edge ball, tor which
they are noted.
Score by innings:
Patapsco, .OO4 200 l x-8-l3-5
Dennings, O2O1O2 2O0-5- IA
Struck out by Tracey 6; Yohn 2; jenkins 2.
After the first game Johns Hopkins, of
Baltimore. were on the ground ready tor the
fray who found Flater in the box for Pa
tapsco, while T. Camel did the twirling for
Johns Hopkins. Hopkins secured but four
hits off of Flater, while Camel was touched
up for eight hits. The features of the game
were the pitching of Flater and Camel and
the batting of R. Spencer and G. Zepp;;
Line up of fteams was as follows; Pataps-
co-Flater, D.; H. Spencer, c.; c. M. F!ater,
1st b.; R. Spencer, Cd b.; c. Zepp. S.. Barn
hart, Srd b.; Blizzard, C. f.; W. zepp' f.;
B. Spencer, r. f.
Johns Hopkns-T. Camel, p.; Danner, c.;
Maloney, 1st b.; ID. Camel, I'd b.; Powers,
S.; Melody. 3rd b.; Lisle, r. f.; Bowie, C. f.;
Kenney, |. f.
Score by innings:
Johns Hopkins . l 10000 ooo1- 2-4-4
Tomorrow, Saturday, Patapsco will play
Sandyville at Philip Fater's, and on July 4th
will play Manchester at Manchester. Pa
tapsco still has a few more open dates which
it would like to fill with all strong teams in
the State. Address Thos. Barnhart, Mgr,
Patapsco, Nd.