Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-05-13
GENERAL NEWS OF
COUNTY TOLD BY
Correspondents
SHADY SIDE

All Shady Side is ablaze, every one
making plans for the great carnival,
which is to be held the frst, second and
fourth Of July. At mass meeting held
at the hail last Wednesday the follow
ing committee was appointed as nomi-
mating committee to bring in a list of
officers and the chairman Of the commit
tee. Mrs. l.. G. Sauer wcin, Mesrs.
Robert Owings and Henry Bast,
and Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Andrews.
We understand that the Carnival
Association viii hold a meeting every
Wednesday evening, and it is desired
that every one interested in the success
of the affair viii present
The boys and girls Of the Shady Side
School demonstrated their athletic SUI
premacy last Wednesday when they
crossed the river oGalesville and bag
ged both the baseball and dodge ball
games. The ten girls comprising the
Dodge Ball team demonstrated the fact
that conscientious training is necessary
in order TO win games. 1t might be said
that during the period Of play the girls
made Only three errors, which was q
remarkable showing, as this was their
first game Of the season The lineup
Of the team was as follows: Captain,
Jessie Rogers; Virginia Leatherbnry,
Fredericka Wilde, Ethelyn Lee, Bere-
nice Armiger, Ruth and Clara Halloek,
Jennie Proctor, Margaret NOVEL; and
Ellen Atwell. The score was IL to 0,
favor Shady Side. The boys also made
a name for themselves in the baseball
line. The lineup was as follows: G.
Andrews, catcher; Il. Bussey, pitcher
l.. Rogers, first base; IL. Wilde, second
base; +. Rogers, third base; 7. Leather
bury, short stop; c. Wilde, right field;
T.. Avery, center field; Jack Novel;
left field. The final score was 20 to =,
in favor Of Shady Side. 1t may be that
the psychological reason why the Gales
willie girls were so badly beaten al
Dodge Ball was due TO the battered con
dition Of the clock which Miss Hunt
used for time keeping purposes. Hal
Miss Hunt, / told you about that clock
81 The regular nine of the Shady Side
Athletic Club was defeated last Satw
day q week ago by a nine represcnting
the Annapolis Athletic Club, the score
being to D. IL our boys. had put il
more time in conscientious practice the
score would undoubtedly been reversed
Get busy boys, get all the practice
again, putting plenty of pep and
ginger" in it and there ism I nine
in Anne Arundel county that can stand
up before YOU. Edward Leatherbury
captain of the team, pitched wonder
full game and rs the season progresses
we expect to see his strong right arm
pitch his team TO victory in great
many contests.
All aboard for Shady Side Carnival
The baseball nine, representing the
Shady Side Athletic Club, played team
from Nutwell Saturday on the baseball
grounds here, winning by a score of &c
70 nothing. Edward Leatherbury, cap
tain of the team, pitched a splendid
game and received fine support, consid
cring the fact that our boys have had
very little practice. John l.. Nieman
displayed wonderful form behind the
bat. It really looks as if the Shady
Side Athletic Club win make a name
for themselves IN the baseball circle of
the county before the season ends.
The baseball nine of the Shady Side
grammar school played a game with the
nine of the Galesville Grammar School
and again triumphed over their oppo
nents, score being ) TO >. The battery
was Eugene Bussey, pitcher, and Chas
Andrews, catcher. These two young
fellows are star players and we pre-
diet splendid baseball future fol
them. They received splendid support
from the rest of the team and we fee
that our Youngsters can hold their OWE
with any team in their class.
On Friday evening the school enter,
tainment will be presented to the pub
lie in the school building and we can as
sure YOU one and all that il viii be wei
worth your while TO be present.