The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-18


Show, at Belair, Md, in hot competition
with Hartford county black orpington
breeders.
ANOTHER GAME TO TIL + DIAMONDS.
The Diamond basketball team kept up
its winning streak by overwhelmingly de-
feating the Waynesboro quintet of the
Tri-State League in the Diamond Rink,
this city, by the score of So to 10.
AT no stage in the game did the visitors
have a chance to win, the Diamonds
starting into the contest with rush,
scoring soon after the game started, the
first half ending 81 to E. The second
half was even more one-sided, the Dia-
monds scoring So points to the visitors
10.
Each member of the Diamond team
came in for a share OF the honors, COM
pletely outplaying and outclassing the
Waynesboro quintet. Derr led in the
goal caging, getting IS baskets.
The lineup and score:
Diamonds Waynesboro.
Derr, Forwards Cowan.
Fisher, Capt, Mckinley,
Gill, Center SNYDER,
Creager Fortney,
Duvall, Guards German.
Munshower
Field goals-Derr, IL; Fisher, 10; Gill,
9; Duvall 2; Munshower a; Creager, Z;
Cowan, 2; Mckinley, 3; Snyder, l. Fort
ney, 2.
GOVANSTOWN DEFEATED.
After suffering two defeats at the hands
OF the strong Govanstown basketball five
this season, the Diamond quintet got their
just revenge, administering severe de-
feat to their strong opponents to the tune
OF So to IS, in the Diamond Roller Rink,
this CITY,
The game was witnessed by the largest
and one of the most enthusiastic crowds
ever present at the rink, who enjoyed the
contest throughout. The playing was
fast and interesting and many brilliant
plays were made that brought the crowd
to their feet with continued cheering for
the home team,
The contest was a hard-fought one, the
members of each team working hard for
victory. The work of Creager and Duvall
for the Diamonds was noteworthy and
particularly noticed and admired bv the
large crowd, while Derr, Fisher and Gill
each played an excellent game, scoring
So points between them The visitors
worked hard to win, playing pluckily to
the finish although outclassed.
The lineup and score:
Diamonds. Govanstown.
nerr, Forwards Bruichlla
Fisher, Capt, Seitz
Gill, Center McAfee
Creager, Guards Kennedy
Duvall Pfeltz
Field goals-Derr, II; Fisher, 10; Gill,
8; McAtee, 2; Bruichila, 2; Kennedy, 2.
Fouls-McAfee, 5; Derr, I.
COLLEGE QUINTET WINS.
In a snappy, well-played game of bas-
ketball, the Frederick College gained the
decision over the High School quintet in
the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium by the score
of IS to II, before good-szed crowd.
The lineup and score:
High School Fred. College.
Zeigler, Forwards Schley.
IIerSperger, Lease,
ihomas, Center Albaugh,
Hargett, Guards Smith
Johnson, Duffey.
Score-Frederick College, Is; High
oSnOoi -, hclu SodlS- HOIlldS, 2,
Zelgler, 2; Johnson, I; Schley, 1; Lease,
p. Albaugh, 2; Duffey, 1; foul goals
Albaugh, 8; Thomas. /; first half-High
School, 6; College, 2. Referee-Gill.
FAST GAME TO THE BANKERS.
By the score of 20 to 49, the Beavers
met defeat at the hands of the Bankers in
a fast, hard-fought game of basketball in
the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium, before
fair-sized crowd.
The lineup and score:
beavers. Bankers.
Hendrickson, r.f Derr
Zeigler, If Lease
Brown, C. Grouse
Lanuauer' r.g. Staley
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