The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-10
SPORTING NEWS.
Base Ball, Boxing and Other
Sports.
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Byrd, is playing fast game in the left
garden for Frederick, and is also dong
some hitting.
Richard Nallin has gone to Bridgeport,
Conn, where he will play with the base
ball team of that place.
Frederick defeated the All Stars of
Washington, D. c., on Tuesday last, the
9TH inst, by score of to q.
Mr.. Emil Reitz, who has been playing
base ball at Windsor-Salem, North Car
DINA, has returned to this city.
The playing of the Frederick team in
Mondays game was snappy. The hits
were too much scattered to make runs.
Hauver and Grove, the catcher and
first baseman of the ST. Johns Cadets,
are both from this county and filled their
positions well.
Jack Johnson, the negro champion
heavyweight pugilist, released his man.
ager, who claims that he will stop the
Fourth of July celebration.
The Hagerstown Giants, colored, de-
feated the Frederick Giants, colored, In
6ohi( VI DdoCOail dl lllC AllICllC x,
Hagerstown, few days ago, by a score
OF to 4.
The M. A. C's, easily defeated the
Orioles, both Of this city, by score of
IA to a. Batteries, Kemp and Hesson;
Crum, Smith and Stokes. Umpire,
Frank Bentz.
Captain Gittinger, (Old SNOWFALL, J
who has made his second appearance on
earth. is showing the youngsters how to
attend to the right garden, and he never
forgets that safety when most requisite.
The Frederick Base Ball team was
defeated by the St. Johns College Cadets
by score of 4 to o. The PLAYING was
very fast and the hitting of the St.
Johns team was most timely Batteries.
Merchant and Peaster; Stevens and
Hauver. Umpire, Johnson.
Hagerstown fans NAV be able to wit
ness baseball games this season. 1t is
said that prominent baseball manager
OF Baltimore was in this city looking for
manager. 1t is understood that he will
move the team to this city and get a
competent man to take charge of it
HaserSt0a0n Herald
Lefty" Russell kept up his great
work for Baltimore, when he held down
Newark to two scattered hits, and win
ming another shut-out game He struck
out ten men. Since the beginning of
the season Lefty" has leaped int pop
ularity, and many big league managers
are closely watching his work
Adamstown turned the tables on the
Maryland School for the Deaf on the
latter's diamond, on Friday, June ard,
by a score of II to d. The visitors made
three runs in the first inning, and then
kept in the lead throughout the game.
This was the first game lost by the
Maryland School this season.
Frederick shut out the United States
Marines of Washington, at the Athletic
Park, on Friday afternoon, June ard,
by a score of to o. Big Cy. Pearce
allowed the visitors but three scattered
hits and was given gilt edge support.
Nusz for the visitors pitched well, but
hadpoor support in the infeld
The Frederick YIN. C. A. has de-
clded to discontinue the management Of
the baseball team On June ard the
team was taken over by different inter
ests, and will be known as the Fred
erick Baseball Club The management
will be under Colonel E. Austin Baugh-
man, who is to have exclusive control.
The games IN the future will all be play
ed at the Athletic Park, and the games
as scheduled will be played, and the
team will be run for the entire season.
Manager Baughman says that it is his
intention to give the very best games
and that the players would all continue
with his team. He has now, he said, in
consideration, the scheduling of some of
the strongest teams, This will insure
plenty of the national sport The Y. NJ.
c. A. team has made most remark
able record, not only for games won,
but IN the number of games PLAYED, and
this record will be kept up if the lovers
of the national game will by their attend
ance encourage the new management.
All season tickets will be honored and
the best ball obtainable will be given to
tae patrons of the game.