The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
Base Ball, Boxing and Other
Sports.
Standing of the Clubs.
Z. IL. S. s. Middletown II. S I


On Friday, to-day the Enola, Pa,
team, will cross bats with the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Diamonds defeated the Y. NJ. c.
A. at duckpins by the score of I47S TO
1906.
Frederick s, Maryland University l.
Batteries-Merchant and Peaster; Wal
tiers and Peloquin.
Charles Royer fast infielder. has
been secured by Manager Baughman for
the y. NJ. c. A. team.
The Lime Kiln club defeated Evansville
club by a score of to 4 Batteries
Cook and O'Hara, Dorsey and Tobery.
Maryland School defeated the F. A. c.
by score of - 10 6. Batteries-Zim-
norman and Creager; Hahn and
Kennedy.
Mt. St. Mary's defeated the Susque-
hanna team by score OF 5 to o. No hits
were made OF Engle, the pitcher of Mt.
ST. Mary'S team.
The y. NJ c. A. team defeated the
Manhattan College team in we'll played
game OF base ball on April 23rd. Score
Q TO ?. BatterieS-Pearce, Muth, Peaster;
RowlingS and Oakley,
The Y. NJ. {. 4. team, after a splendid
played game, defeated the semi-profes-
Sjonal nine of Steelton, Pa, BY a score of
5 10 ,. BauerieS-Pierce and Peaster;
Hoover and Hepensteel.
Arrangements have Just been COM
pleied for game between the baseball
teams OF West Virginia School for the
Deaf aud Blind, of Romney, and the
Maryland School for the Deaf of Freder-
Il K, Nd, on May :, at $50 O'Clock. on
the grounds OF the V NJ. {. A, at Mar
tinSburg. W. Va.
The Y NJ {. \. baseball team broke
the string ct victories of the Mount Saint
Nary'S BY shutting them out, 4 TO O.
Nuth and Peaster were on the mound for
the \. NJ {. A. and Kirwan and Nc
Hugh TOR the MountaineerS. Both pitchers
were effective. Nallin's home run in the
first inning was beauty, as was the line
catch Of Laushlin.
Before the state convention of colored
PreSbyterianS Bishop billiard. of Column.
ola. c. who advocated liberal educa-
ton for the negro. declared: Il want to
see the negro brought to high standard
along every line. When lack Johnson
and JetfreS meet in California hope
lack stops leiirisS in Shor, order The
convention broke into uproariouS ap-
plauSe.
The complete is, of games scheduled
tor the remainder 81 the season for Mt.
s. Mary'S baseball team are as follows:
April =, Western Maryland College. at
Westminster Nav :. Nit St. IoSeph's
College, a. home MAY c. Washington
and Lee, AZ home MAY /. MARYLAND
Agricultural College, al home. Nav is,
Dickinson College, Al Carlisle. Nav 10,
Eastern College. al home. Nav II.
Western Maryland College at home.
MAY IS Delaware College. at home.
May So, open. June u. Bloomsbury
Normal, at home. lune -. M; Washing
ton, az home. June 3, Exhibition day
The Maryland School basketball FIVE.
m one Of the hardest fought and best
PLAYED games witnessed in the y. NJ c
=. gymnasium. gained tue decision over
The Barker tive BY the final score Of 10 10
10 IS The game was the deciding event
N the CITY League contest. both teams
having tied for fiTst position. and BY win
ming the Maryland School team are de-
Cided the winners and given the cup.
I1e game was hard-played from the
Se-y start each team playing its best 10
win. While the first half ended II to :
n the Schools favor. the Barriers gained
r1 tie second session. the score at the end
o. Tue game standing tie. Is 10 Is. Il
was decided 10 play tive minutes 10 end
the contest, and after several minutes Of
play the Maryland School five Melted the
leather twice IN succession, giving them
The victory.
The game ends the contests in the CITY
league basketball SeTleS which have fur
uiSlsd fast. clean sport during the winter
ulo1tllS-
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.