The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-21
SPORTING NEWS.
Base Ball, Lawn Tennis and
Other Sports.

The Frederick Base Ball Team
has been putting mp fine article
of ball and judging from he team
work displayed, are now in con
dition to play excellent ball for
the balance of the season. Buhr-
man, the manager, is improving,
and will soon be back at second
where he excels. The gam s
played during the week were as
follows:
August 13-Frederick, 4; Hag-
erstown, 0. Batteries, Frederick,
Maher and Creager; Hagerstown,
Sinner and Simpson. Umpire,
Brown.
August 14-Frederick, 4; Han.
over, 3. Batteries, Frederick,
Reitz and Selvage; Hanover, Wege
and Peaster. Umpire, Geiser.
August l5-Frederick, 1; Win.
chester, 10. Batteries. Frederick.
Porter and Selvage; Winchester.
johnson and Mabry, Umpire,
Brown.
August 1S-Frederick, 5; Hag-
erstown, 2. Batteries, Frederick.
Maher and Creager; Hagerstown,
Sinner and Smith. Umpire,
Brown.
August 10, at Frede.
rick, 3; Hanover, 4. Batteries,
Frederick, Miller and Creager;
Haoover, Wege and Peaster.
Other games-Hagerstown 5,
Brooklyn National League) Z.
HagerstOwn 5. Winchester /. Har-
mony Grove s, Utica Mills Z. Cas-
we'll 3, Sykesville l. Garrett
Park 4, Rockville 3. German
town II. Brunswick 6. Brunswick
4, Martlnsburg 3. Hagerstown 0,
Carlisle 0. Rockville 8, Gathers.
burg B. Myersville IA, Middle,
town 4.
The management has a PROPOSE
ton from the Maryland Athletic
Club to play a game with it at
Oriole Park, Baltimore, August
rs. and may arrange to run an ex.
cursion to Baltimore on that date.
Green, who was released by the
local management, is playing in
the field for Hagerstown.
Quite an interesting game of
baseball was being played at
Rocky Ridge, Saturday, until the
seventh inning, with the score 4 to
2 in WOodsboro's favor, Woods
boro kicked on the umpire's deci-
sion and quit.
LAWN TENNIS.
Wright and Little defeated
Whitehead and Winston, 60, 6-3,
6-3 for the national champion
ship.
The Mount Washington tennis
team came to Frederick last week
and played the Frederick Tennis
Club; the result was a victory for
Mount Washington by 5 matches
to l.
McLanahan and Baer, of Mount
Washington, met DeGrange and
Maulsby in the mornings match
of doubles, and were. defeated
6-3. GA. George and DERRICK
were more fortunate in the after.
noon. playing very accurate and
fast tennis, and easily defeated
JOlliffe and Milne, of the Prince
ton University Tennis Team, 6-1,
60.
The match between Detrick of
Mount Washington and Jolliffe of
Frederick was fought from begin.
ming to end the third set going to
five all before DERRICK could break
through his opponents serve and
run out the match at 10.
George met Smith in an inter-
esting match, aud after losing the
first set, 6-1, took the second at
7-5, after long fight, and then
the third at 90. Scores:
Singles - Isaac George, Jr.,
Mount Washington Club, beat j.
Francis Smith, Frederick, 10,
7-5, 60. j. Craig McLanahan.
Mount Washington, beat M. De-
Grange, Frederick, 7-5, 7-5. Louis
DERRICK, Mount Washington, beat
w. N. Jolliffe, Frederick, 4-6,
7-5, TO. John p. Baer, Mount
Washington, beat Hanson Mauls-
by, Frederick, 6-3, 81.
Doubles-George and DERRICK
beat Milne and JOlliffe 81, 60.
DeGrange and Maulsby beat Nc
Lanahaa and Baer 6-3, Ga.
OTHER SPORTS.
Two Metropolitan A. A. U.