New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-05
WITH SCHOOLBOY MINES
Columbia Freshmen Lose 49,
Inning Game to st. Paurs.
ERRORS RESULT IN DEFEAT
Stuyvesant Nine Beats De Witt
Clinton Without Much
Difficulty.

The Columbia freshman baseball team
after making an uphill fight was defeated
bv the 81. Paul's School Of Garden City
in thirteen-nning game on the latter's
field yesterday ~ a score OF 10 3. ST.
Paul's victory was accomplished on errors
Lawrence. who batted for Collins in the
thirteenth, reached first on an error by
Logan the collegian pitcher. Lawrence i'm
mediately stole second. and in also stealing
third base Stone. the Columbia third base
man. allowed the hall 10 get past him,
which permitted Lawrence 10 score the
winning run.
Spencer opened on the mound for -.
Pauls but was succeeded III the fourth by
Vadnais, aftsr Columbia had scored two
runs on clean hitting The latter proved a
complete puzzle 10 the Columbia freshman,
having record Of twenty strike-outs. He
permitted only three scattered hits, and
was never IN danger. Rip Van Wrinkle
scored the tieing run IN the eighth inning
for ST Pauls by stealing home,
The score BY innings follow:
R.HE
81. Paurs........OoO3oloIo oool-6 s
Columbia, 1j..02 10O200o0o0-5 :
Batteries-St. Paul's. Spencer. Vsdnais
and Davis; Columbia freshmen, Logan and
Shibley
The Stuyvesant High School won its sec
ond game in the schoolboy baseball cham
pionship tournament by defeating the De
Witt Clinton High School In loose but in
teresting game az Manhattan Field yester-
day by score OF s 10 I. Shea and Bartels,
who twirled respectively for Clinton and
Stuyvesant, We're hit rather freely. but
they tlghtened up AZ critical moments.
Shea struck out ten men and his opponent
eleven shea was compelled 10 pull himself
out Of many holes because OF the six mis-
plays behind him. The Clinton defeat was
also due largely 10 the poor work of its
two catchcrs. Wacker and Dewson. Nine
bases were stolen on them. Bartels held
his rivals runless until the seventh inning.
when three errors followed by single per-
mitted two runners to tally.
Tho score by innings follows:
Stuyvesant ..........o2s2 IL 3
De Witt Clinton. o 0 0 0 0 . 0 "a 10 s
Batteries tuyvesant, Bartels and East
man; De Witt Clinton, Shea and Wacker
ana Dowson.
Through daring work on the bases the
Bridgeport High School succeeded In de-
featlng the Montclair Academy team on
the latters field yesterday by score of I
to 2. Ettor was in splendid form for Mont
clair. allowing only four hits. In the sec
ond inning Coulter. of tho Connecticut
team. slammed tho ball TO deep centre for
a home run. scoring Hamilton. who had
reached second.
Tho score by innings follows:
,,. o,,, r, r. E.
Montclair ............0 o 900 o. o
Observation-Disclosures Kaesman and Err
vim: Montclair Academy. Ettor and Bettes.
Newtown High School retained it's clea n
baseball record yesterday when II defeated
the Jamaica High School by the over
wheiming score OF Is to at Elmhurst
Long Island. Damico, the effective pitcher
Of the winning team, held the Jamaica bat
tiers to one hit. He had record OF six
teen strikeouts the three runs tailed by
Jamaica In the final inning being through
faulty work by his teammates.
The score by innings follows:
RH.E.
Newtown.,.. | | | | N-l3 L. 1
Jamaica..... 0 o 0 . "a 4
Battcries-Newtown, Damico and Payne:
Jamaica. seaman, Thompson and Bremen
Eoys' High School won its second game
OF the championship baseball tournament
yesterday. defeating the Eastern District
High School in long game 1T Hawthorne
Field, Brooklyn. The score was to l.
The score by innings follows:
Il
Boys High .........1 oOO23l10-s II .
Eastern DISTRICT 90 00040--4 s 8
Batteries Boys High. Thompson Far
rington ard Butler: Eastern District. Car
roll and kaplan
Pawling School punched five hits in the
first inning for four runs and defeated the
Morristown School at Pawling, yesterday
by a score OF to 2.
The score by innings follows:
R.H T.
Pawliug .............400 2oOO0x-6 s
Morristown .........0 00l1000-2 2 z
Observation-Disclosures aud Black; w. Debt
toris and 6. Debtors.
Kingsley School. of Essex Fels. y. j.,
yesterday won free hitting game from
the New Jersey Military Academy nine, on