The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05
SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball, Boxing, Horse Racing,
and Other Sports.

School 22-3.
Emmitsburg defeated Brunswick High
School 9-S 10 innings.
Cy Pierce is on the regular staff of
pitchers on the Richmond team.
Rock Hill was defeated by Mount ST.
Mary's in hard fought game, 81.
Eddie Coggin and Ray Morgan are
playing good ball for Danville, Va.
Lime Kiln defeated Doubs in a close
game on Tuesday last by the score IA.
Mt. ST. Mary's was defeated for the first
time by the Susquehanna University 81.
Ernest Barry, Englands champion
sculler, defeats William Albany before
5000 spectators.
Mt ST Mary's defeated Mt. St. Joseph,
IA, in an exciting game. Both teams
used two pitchers.
Buddy Muth, member of last years
Frederick ball team, has become fixture
on Jack Dunn's Orioles.
Soldier Burns and Tommy Lowe fought
to a draw at the Diamond Skating Rink
The other events were by amateurs and
created much excitement, especially the
go between Hill and Kelly, two colored
boys. Hill got the decision after severe
fighting. The attendance was good.
A league of baseball clubs has been
formed which will be known as the West
ern Maryland League with W. J. Brago-
nler OF Hagerstown as president, H. s.
Grim of Waynesboro, vice-president; H.
B. Clark, Frederick, secretary. The fol-
lowing teams will be included in the
league: Frederick, Hagerstown, Mar
tinsburg, Waynesboro and Brunswick
One hundred athletes, representing the
Maryland School for the Deaf, Frederick
College, the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION and Frederick High School took
| part in the first annual athletic meet at
Athletic Park on Saturday last. The
events were witnessed by hundreds of
persons and were holly contested.
The High School boys won, scoring 50
points; Frederick College was second,
with 80; Maryland School for the Deaf
third, with %, and the Young Mems
| Christian Association fourth, with 20
| points.
The most exciting event was the 100
yard dash, which had "a starters. Rich
ard P. Johnson, Y. NJ. c. A., won; E.
Eyler, High School, second, and Foxwel.
Maryland School for the Deaf, third
The time was II 2-5 seconds.
The victors were presented with gold.
| silver and bronze prizes. The trophies
were awarded by young ladies chosen by
popular vote. Miss Matilda Houch, rep
resenting Frederick College, was selected
queen of the meet, receiving more than
5000 votes. The maids of honor were
Miss Madeline Houff, Frederick College;
Miss Mary Brown. Y. NJ. c. A., Miss
Lola Routzahn, High School, and Miss
Mary Hone. Maryland School for the
Deaf There were more than 300 entries
| and a number of new amateur records
were made.
The officials for the meet were as fol-
lows:
Referee-John S. Newman. Field
| judges-Guy K Motter, Robert Della
PLANE and DR.. Bernard o. Thomas.
Track iudges-H. ]. Kefauver, G.. H..
Faubel and c. H. Gibson. Timers-T
Clarke Kiefier, d. c. Winebrener and w.
G.. Barker Scorer-L. X. Koontz. An
nouncer-H. H. Maulsby. Starter and
clerk of course-H. B. Clark.
The summary:
Ioo-Yard Dash-Senior. First, R. P.
Johnson; second, E. Eyler; third J. Fox
well. Time, II rs.
so yard Distributor. First, F. Castle;
second, J. Kubjiski; third, NJ Beall.
Time, g As,
4o-Yard Dash-Midget First, H. Hetz-
Ter; second, O. Rhodes; third, c. Del
phey. Time S AS.
Running Broad Jump-Senior. First,
E. Zeigler Us feet II inches J; second, J.
R. Keller Us feet; third, II. Albaugh
III feet 3 inches).
22o-Yard Dash-Senior. First, !. Fox
well; second, d. S. Johnson; third, H. S.
Dufiey. Time, .2745.
Three-Leg Race. 22o Yards-Midget.
First, H. Hetzler and F. Alsip; second,
Nj. Watkins, c. Och; third, M. Grimes
and c. Waters Time. 40
Running High Jump-Senior. First,
E. NZeigler Is feet 3 inches); second, d.
Derr Is feet 3 inches j; third, R. Keller
Is feet I inch).
Hop, Step and Jump-Senior. First, E.
Zeigler ss feet); second, H. Moore { a.
feet 7 inches J; third, J. r. Keller (36 feet
10 inches.
Running Broad Jumb-Junior. First,
Delphey 10 feet); third, J. Kubjiski rs
feet II Inches).
40 Yard Dash-Senior. First, d. s.
Johnson; second, H. James; third. H.
Mills. Time, I.34-5
5o-Yard Hurdle, Junior First, F. Cas-
tie; J. Kubjski, second; K. Cashour, third.
Time, s 25s.
Ioo-Yard Hurdle, Senior-First, E.
Zeigler; r. Schley second; H. Albaugh,
third. Time, ID I-5s
I2-Pound-Shotput, Senior-First, H. Al
baugh, 80 feet; F. Boyle, second, IS #. II
in; ]. R. Keller, third, IS #. IN.
One Mile Run, Senior-First, Z. Eyler;
R. Burgee, second; H Zeigler, third.
Time, SIN. 33s.
SSo-Yard Relay, Junior, -Four Boys
First, o. Derr, F. Castle, M. Beall and c.
Waesche, of Frederick College; R. Smith,
E. Webb, P. Hotz and w. Sim, High
School, second; c. Bowen, NJ. Slime, c.
Forsythe. r. Roberts and !. Kubjiski,
Maryland School for Deaf. third. Time,
2m. 3 ass.
Pythian Fair.