New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
WITH SCHOOLBOY MINES
Erasmus Beats Eastern District
in Loosely Played Game.
MACKENZIE WINS WITH BAT
Good Pitching by Spencer Saves
St. Paul's, of Garden City, in
Richmond Hill Game.


Erasmus Hall High School opened the
Brooklyn section OF the high school base
ball championship tournament by defeat
ing the Eastern District High School. on
Hawthorne Field. Brooklyn. yesterday by a
score Of to 2 The contest was loosely
played. many errors being evident on both
sides. which were chargeabl" Ia -, deep
mud.
Carroll pitched splendid ball FOR the
Eastern District nine. striking out ten men,
but almost continuous errors in his Wako
forced him into difficulties. James sykes
relieved Rrierly IN tho third inning for
Erasmus Hall. after Eastern District had
tailed two runs. and the latter men were
unable 10 DO any consecutive biting.
The score by innings follows:
Esstern District. 600 . o" oO-2 :
Batteries Erasmus HAIL Brier!y. J. sy""5,
and O'Donncl: Eastern District '"ifoh ana
Livingston.
Although the High School OF Commerce
team was held hitless against the Mac
kerzlc School In q snarpy hcldine game
at Dobh's Ferry yesterday, the Hudson
River school was only a1lc 70 achieve VIZ
tory after a ninth inning hating rally. The
final score was 3 10 2. Spauldng, the Mac
kenzie twrler. was in splendid form and
proved an enigma to the Manhattan boys
He registered Il strikcouis. while the two
passes he issued were turned into runs with
tho aid Of an error by Grifths.
The score by innings follows
Mackenzie. O . oool Ia 2
Commerce. - u ]
MISUNDERSTANDING. Spauidins aud Burke I.
High School OF commerce AIchoa'd ana 'd'
wcy.
81 Paurs School. of Garden city, opened
its baseball season suspiclousIy by defeat
ing the Richmond Hin High School on the
formers diamond yesterday by score OF
Q to .. The game was a pitchers battle be-
tween Spencer. of the Long Island nine.
and Guaile. OF Richmond Hill. They mad
the respective strkeouts OF IL and 2. but
the latter weakened In the final stages.
The enlivening incident of the contest was
a two-base hit by Whitley" Baer, the
former Boys High School athlete, who
cleared the bases In the third inning
The score by innings follows:
st. Paurs......... Ooaoos :
Richmond HILL, 90 o = o0o % 3
Batteries-St Paurs. Spencer and Davis;
Richmond Hill, Guaile and Robb'
Adelphi Academy, Of Brooklyn, received
its first setback this season when the re-
serve squad of Manhattan College defeated
II on Adelphi Field yesterday by score
Of 0 to 4. Connolly, the collegians' pitcher
allowed only four hits and struck out eight
men.
The score by innings follows:
R.H z.
Manhattan........ oioo3o22 10 =
Observation-Disclosures, Connolly and Kenny
Adelphi. Saden. X. Afford and Driggs
The Columbia freshmen nine was com
PEELED to play eleven innings before II final
ly defeated the Mount Pleasant Academy
nine at Ossining, y. Y. yesterday by a
score Of TO S. Carcka. OF the upstate nine.
held the Columbia boys 10 single hit, but
the six errors behind him snatchcd away
victory.
The score by innings follows:
Columbia. % o1oo2o 2ooooi-t
Batt.ries-Coiumbia Freshmen. Chsnee and
waters; Mount Pleasant Academy. sarcks and
Creed
Manual Training High School had little
trouble IN winning It's first high school base
ball championship game from 'Bushwick
High School at Marquette Oval. Brooklyn.
Yesterday. The score was 10 to l. Manual
hit freely. while the Bushwick batters were
at the mercy OF Holmberg. who relieved
Labate in the box.
The score by innings follows:
Manual Training ..s2IlSSSSS S-9 S-i99 70
Ba,teries-Manual Training, Labate. Holm
berg and Dede. Bushwick Levine and Nolah'
Poly Prep. Of Brooklyn was defeated by
the PeekskIl Military Academy, at PEEK
skill, yesterday by a score OF IL to B. Aus
tin OF the cadets, kept the Feven drives
from his delivery well scattered.
The score by innings follows: - =.
PeekskiII NJ A"...4 oo0oi ! S-li
POLY Prep. p.......... % o V v
lin and Flogg: Poly Prep. Goodwin ana Ma
rache.
Stuyvesant High School defeated Ran"ay
High School In a one-sided game at nan
way. n. j., yesterday by score OF ]" 10 y,
stuvvesant made seventeen hits for total
OF twenty-five bases.
The score by innings follows; =
,..., oaoOoO04 0-13-f
a.uS 1,oSn,a, uSneSa"' .oOO03 90 20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Bsrtels and Eastman
pahway Armstrong and Acken
IN n hard hitting game, seton nan vi
south Orange, \. j.. scored an easy WIN
over ST. Johns College, OF Brooklyn on
the Iatter's field yesterday by score oil
Is TO I.
The score by innings follows
Ri
s., Hall a o Sd ~ J
., Iohn'. % o o O. l.
Rattcries-seton Hall, Rolston Peploskl ana
Martin: st. Johns. Carey McCtee ahu i'"''''