New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
FORCES AHEAD
Pounds Out a Victory Over the
Boys High Team.
STUYVESANT NINE WINS
Bay Ridge High Springs a Sur
prise in Defeating
BushWick Nine.


Erasmus Hall High School took
strong hold on the lead for the Brook
lyn championship by defeating the Boys
High School at Hawthorne Field by a
score of II to 4. The champions got
total Of nine hits.
BIZ Sykes, the old reliable Buff and
| Blue twirler, had a stormy beginning.
! the Boys High batters scoring four runs
| in first inning on several hits and two
errors He was a puzzle thereafter, AL
| lowing only four scattered hits and
tanning thirteen batsmen. Stewart, of
Boys High, was hit hard by the Eras-
mus sluggers.
strong westerly wind made 1t diff
cult for the outfelders to judge fly balls
and accounted for the loose fielding by
| the infield defence on both sides Rosen-
! berg, for Boys High, and Bushong, of
! Erasmus. each made three hits.
The score by innings follows:
Eras HALT 0 4 0 XII >
Boys Hight 0 0 0 0 o. 8
| Batteries-Erasmus Hall. Sykes and Nc
| Cormick; Boys High, Stewart and Butler.
Stuyvesant High School and De Witt
Clinton met in their annual games on
Manhattan Field and the former won by
score of 6 to 5.
| Schuck started in the box for Stuy-
vesant, but an injured finger made his
control poor, and he was succeeded by
Kranichfeld. The latter held Clinton well
( thereafter anti the sixth frame. when
several punched hits for two runs put
| the opponents in the lead.
Kranichfed had an even dozen strike
outs, and easily outpitched Wright OF
Clinton.
The score by innings follow:
Stuyvesant.. 0 o 0 0 . Ks ~ 3
DE Witt Gin. o 0 0 0 2 0 o % u 4
Acknowledgement Schuck, Kranich
! field and Hogan; De Witt Clinton, Wright
and WAGNER.
Bay Ridge High School furnished sur
! prise by defeating Bushwick High School
! in we'll played game at Wallace Field,
Brooklyn, by a score of . TO T. il was
battle of pitchers between Alpert, OF
Bushwck, and Bedell. OF Bay Ridge,
with the latter allowing only two hits.
The victors punched hits in the first and
fourth innings, and were also helped by
two errors. Alpert had list of fourteen
strikeouts and secured the only two hits
of Bedell.
The score by innings follows:
Bay Ridge. . o o 3 0 0 0 % I
Bushwick.... 0 . l %
Batteries-Bay Ridge, Bedell and Cohen;
| Bushwlck, Alpert and Nolan.
The Columbia freshmen nine won
wierd game from the Manual Training
High School on Marquette Field, BROOK
Iyn. BY a score OF TO 1. y strong wlnd
accounted largely for the thirteen errors
eight of which were committed by Man
| ual. An error and four successive singles,
| good for four more runs in the eignth'
gave Columbia the game.
The score by innings follows:
columbia. I'll x! Il
Manual....... 0 0 o 2 0 0 0 O. 6 5
| Batteries-Columbia, Butler and Frank
| In; Manual. Labate and Dede.
Greenwich High School failed to APP
pear against the Adephi Academy nine
! and the latter went against an alumni
combination. The former students were
| defeated by a score OF to 2, but not
until after thirteen innings OF play.
Singles by Wray and briggs scored the
winning tally. DR.. Petit and Murray
/ showed their old time speed FOR the
! grads" X. Afford was in fine form.
The score by innings follows:
RH.E.
| Adelphi .....oOo1O10 001-3 3
/ Alumni ........0002 O0VOOV w D
Batteries - Adelphi. X. Afford and
/ briggs; Alumni, Clark and Green.
The Manhattan College reserve team
shut out the naval reserve team OF inc
training ship Granite State, on Lenox
| oval, by a score of 10 to 0.
Farrell held the sailors to single HIT
had eight strike-outs and only twenty
one batters faced him In seven innings.
The score by innings follows:
| Naval Reserves 20 o 90
Batteries - Manhattan. Farrell and
Dunn; Naval Reserve. Maxwell and
| Johnston.
Flushing, after an uphill fight. defeated
| Freeport on tho former field by score
of IL to Q.
The score by innings follows:
R.H.E.
Flushing .....2 0 o 3 l 2-l2 IL 2
F'reeport 80 o 0 0 o. s2
misunderstanding. rockingham and
Simon; Freeport {. Murray and Jones'
Hotchkiss School captured a hard hit
ting game from st. Paul's School. OF Gar
den City, on the formers field at Lake
VILE, Conn, by a score OF 10 to s.
Spencer. OF the Long Island nine, was
hit for eighteen safettes. st. Paurs
made four home runs, but they only
netted five runs.
COLD HAlTS BALL GAME