The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-27
SPORTING NEWS.
Base Ball, Boxing and Other
Sports.


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Y. NJ. c. A. S, Brunswick ).
Old Snow Ball is there with the goods.
Mt, St. Mary's ), Western Maryland ;.
Peaster, Byrd and Nallen are batting
up in the 400.
Mt. St. Mary's defeated Maryland Ag-
ricultural College "a.
The Cherry Mount baseball club of near
Frederick defeated the Harmony Grove
team by the score of s to ?.
Frederick, IA; Twining of Washington.
;. Batteries-Merchant, Baughman, and
Peaster; King and Brofort
Yellow Springs baseball club defeated
Thurmont II-3. Batteries = Cannon,
McKinzie and Keyser; Creager, Rogers
and Stoner.
The PLAYING of the Y. NJ. c. A. against
the All Stars was excellent and the visit
ors put up good game, but were out.
classed.
How we mss Hagerstown. A dose of
our Y. Nj. c. A. would help them so.
The City Beautiful is out of the game.
Sorry.
Col. Baughman, manager of the Y. NJ.
Z. A. baseball team, was in Washington
on Wednesday to see the manager of the
Detroit Club, and will make a date with
him to play his team in the near future.
A game has been arranged by Manager
Baughman- with the ST Louis Americans
for an exhibition game here which will be
played July 4 and with the Washington
Americans for June 80.
Religious organizations are making ap-
peals to the Governor of California,
Mayor of San Francisco and the police
chief of the city to stop the scientific set
to between Jeffries and Johnson for the
championship of the world Dangerous
and demoralizing," they say.
Maryland School Juniors added another
game to their string of victories by defeat
ing the Frederick High School team on
the formers grounds, the score being
close, a to 3, This is the fourteenth
game the Juniors have won. Winning
batterv-J. Foxwell and H. Nicol; losing
battery-McHenry and Beaver.
A trap shooting match will be held at
Germantown on Monday, May 30, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock. AS special program
of events has been provided, it is thought
a large number of the best shots of Fred
erick, Montgomery, Howard and Carroll
counties will be present On the pro-
gram will be five events of ten targets
each and two events of five double targets
each and also three-man team race
Three prizes will be awarded.
, The Y. NJ. c. A. team on Monday last
played double header with the All Stars
of Baltimore. Poor Patsy Maher, once
the pride of Frederick, was hammered
numerically. Nallen made four hits,
Byrd a double and three Dagger; every
one hit Patsy total hits, IA in all. In the
second game Walker Jared little better.
two base hits by Peaster, Byrd, three
baggers by Peaster and Gittinger made
the Stars look sick. The first game was
won by e-5, the second by ST. Bat
teries, Muth and Peaster; Maher and Sell
wage. Pearce and Peaster; Walker and
Sewage.
BASEBALL AND BETTING.
We publish the following statement
with pleasure and we are sure the public
realizes the aim of the gentlemen who
have charge ofathletic sports and if there
has been any violation of the regulations
the same will be promptly corrected.
1t is the persistent purpose of the Y.
M. c. A. of Frederick to encourage IN all
of its athletics clean, manly sport and to
stand only for such features of COMPETE
tive games. Its Physical Committe who
have direct charge of the athletic field
aim to eliminate anything and everything
of questionable nature that might other
wise attach to either its baseball or other
contests. In this way we hope to set a
standard that may he helpful to all who
may in any way participate in such con
tests. as well as to guard from harmful
influence the young manhood of the COM
munity. We, therefore, dsavow as I'M
authorized any resort to betting, either
direct or indirect in connection with our
present baseball schedule, and ask from
the public a continuance of its patronage
upon the basis solely of clean, open,
manly sport. JOSEPH Fl. APPLE,
w. G.. BARKER, Prest. Y. M. c. A.
PHYSICAL Director.