The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-11

best grade spring steel wire not less than
one-eighth of an inch in diameter. If a
loop grip is used it must be of rigid con
struction. The length of the complete
implement shall not be more than four
feet and its weight not less than sixteen
pounds.
f. A. c. DEFEAT WIZARDS.
AT Junior Hall the strong Frederick
Athletic Club basketball team captured
game from the Wizatds. The playing
was clean and fast, feature being the
team work of the F. A. c. The first half
ended 4 to ? in favor of the F. A. c, and
the second half TO S in favor of the +.
A. {. The line up and score:
f. A. c. Wizards.
Comfort Towards. lanes
Winebrenner Harrison
Howard Centre. Eader
Cramer Guards. Gilbert
Zentz - MulliniX, Griffin
Field goals - Winebrener, Cramer,
Eader. Foul goals Gilbert 3, Wine
brener ?. Maulsby.
BASKETBALL AT Y. NJ. c. A.
The Business High School quintet Of
Washington, ID. c., won a decisive vic.
tory over the Barker Basketball Team in
the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium last Friday
night, by the score of IS TO 20. The
Barker five have been winning some fast
games this season, but in this contest they
were completely outplayed, the visitors
being more superior in goal shooting and
this aided by fast team work, won for
them easily. The bankers, although be-
ing outclassed and outweighted, played a
plucky game.
The line up and score.
B. H. S. Positions. Bankers
Perry Forward. DER
Dodge Lease
Scott c. Schroeder, Staley
Davis Guard. Storms
Rathbone Grouse
Field goals-Perry 3, Dodge 4, Scott
10, Davis A. Lease l, Derr 5, Staley 5,
Grouse I. Referee-A. Gill
FAST GAME OF BASKETBALL.
On Saturday night large crowd wit
messed the fastest game of basketball seen
at the Diamond Rink this season. when
the Business High School of washing ton,
which is considered the best scholastic
team of the District of Columbia, went
down TO defeat at the hands of the cham
piun Diamond team. The game was
snappy throughout. Many fast plays,
with good team work, were the features
of the game. The first half was decidedly
interesting, the score being II.I2, but in
the beginning of the second halt, the
Diamonds started with rush and soon
put the game on the ice. The score and
lineup:
I- SfeI IIe.
Gill, center; Creager, Duvall, Grouse,
guards.
High School-Perry, Dodge, forwards;
Scott, center; Rathbone, Davis, guards.
Field goals-Fisher, 7; Gill S; DER,
4; Scott, 8; Davis, Il Perry, I; Dodge, I,
Fouls-Derr ?; Dodge, I; Davis, /.
Score, 1920
Dick Nallin, captain of last years
Frederick team, will manage a team in
Texas. He left this city several days ago
and will report at once. Nallin is a good
all-round player and should make good
in his new home.
Harris, formerly OF the Frederick team,
has signed with Birmingham. Ala. The
team now is under the management of
Carl Wordsworth.
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much enjoyed by the Mountaineers. l.
Brooke Boyle's Dick" carried OH the
first honors, defeating Col. Baughman'S
Keepsake, who won the second prize
For some unexplained reason, the
Govanstown basketball team, which was
10 have played ut the Diamond Rink IN
this city last week failed to show up.
BASEBALL OUTLOOK At HAGERsrowN.
A Hagerstown paper says: THE APP
proach OF spring brings a revival of base
ball talk and many are asking the ques-
ton: win Hagerstown have a team next
seasoni 1t all depends. The local mag
mates will hold a meeting at Gelbach' s
cigar store To consider this and other
questions. First and foremost some of
last seasons business must first be dis
posed of and then will come the consid-
Grafton of organizing team. The Off
cials of the Athletic Association are in
favor of Hagerstown being represented
by strong team if conditions warrant il.
They will go in for the organization of a
league of the valley towns. This plan is
favored by Frederick, chambersburg,
Winchester and other towns where the
national sport is popular. 1t is believed
that Hagerstown has enough sporting
blood to have another winning team this
season. Let's see.
Mr.. w. l. Shenk has been awarded a
membership in the Y. NJ. c A., having
rolled the highest score in three games OF
duck pins played the same day during the
past two weeks, when the alleys of the
association have been open to the public
at membership rates. The contest has
been spirited, many of the best bowlers
of Frederick being attracted To the alleys
and many high scores rolled Mr. Shenk
winning by the high rolls of I4S, I34 and
IIS, total 400. In three consecutive games
he rolled 1913.
The celebrated Astorias, champion bas-
, ket ball team Of the Monumental CITY.
were defeated by the Diamond quintet by
the score of ~ to IS. The visitors PLAY ed
a most scientific game, but the team work
Of the Diamonds and their excellent
physical condition was too much for
the visitors and they bowed to the supe-
riority of the undefeated Frederick bas-
ket ball team.