New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-25
EVEN ON WATER WITH SCHO0LB0Y MINES
StuyveSant Profits by Errors OF
Curtis and Wins.
A VICTORY FOR CLINTON
Freeport Pounds Out Seven
Runs in the Ninth and De-
feats Commercial.

stuyvcsant High School took stronger
hold on first place in the race for the
Manhattan Borough baseball champion
ship of the Public Schools Athletic
League by defeating the Curtis High
School OF Staten Island on Manhattan
Field yesterday by score OF . TO !.
Kranichfeld Of Stuyvesant and Kirby
Of Curtis We'd in pitching duel The
former gained the honors. striking out
an even dozen batsmen and allowing
only four hits. Kirby famed ten batters,
but was hit for eight safeties.
kiersn scored Curtiss only run when
he singled in the opening inning. stole
second and scored on Wild throw
Stuyvesant tied up matters In the second
when Doyle doubled. stole third and
reached home on the wild peg over the
third baseman's head.
The winning run was made by Mellen.
who received base on balls. stole sec
ond and tailed on Wild throw over
third by Gutenberg to catch him stealing
The score by innings follow: r. II. l..
stuyvesant % loI o 900 x 5 ,
Curtis ........I . o y - - ~ 81 3
Batteries Stuyvesant kranichfeld and
Schwind, Curtis, Kirby and Gutenberg.
De witt Clinton took the measure OF
Townsend Harris Hall High School in a
well played game Of the schoolboy league
at Manhattan Field by score of to 2.
punched hits by the Red and Black
batters caused Townsends downfall.
Clinton captured the victory In the first
g,p 10 nd
singled consecutiyely. Wacker inserted
sacrifice and when Chrlstgan hit to
centre, Moore tailed with the third run.
Wright Of Clinton allowed only five hits,
while Rather was pounded hard for
thirteen safcties.
The score by Innings follows. R.H. f..
DE witt Clinton....3 o 000x-5 10 .
Townsend Harrls...0 90 0000-2 (
Batteries-De witt Clinton Wright and
Wacker; Townsend Harris Rather and
Pelunis.
Freeport High School sent home seven
runners in the ninth inning of "A game
with Commercial High School at Free
port. and turned defeat into victory BY
score Of 8 10 5.
Logue. a third string Commercial pitch
err held his opponents at bay until the
final round. when he blew UP.
The score by innings follows:
Freeport .o o o o 2 o O 10 IL a
Commercial 2 % 0 o Is o
Batterles-Freeport Bedell and Petit,
Commercial Logue and Casson.
The Manhattan Prep. nine swamped the
Jasper Juniors in a one-sided game at
Lenox oval by a score OF Is TO 2. Alvarez
allowed the youngsters only two hits and
struck out thirteen batters. Manhattan
got total OF sixteen hits
The score by innings follows:
Man. Prep. 2 5 2 0 0 2 lis Is q
Jasper Jrs.. 0 o q | O. ? .
Batteries-M Manhattan. Alvarez and kel-
ly: Jasper, Keegan and Murray
Flushing High School triumphed over
Jamaica High School In an interesting
game on the latter's field by score Of
. to 3.
rockingham pitched good ball for
Flushing. easing up In the seventh and
eighth innings.
The score by innings follows:
finishing ..Oii 200 % 2
Jamaica 30 0 0 o 2 0-3 s 3
Batteries Flushing. rockingham and
Simon. Jamaica, Bliss and Buechner.
Berkeley School easily defeated Collie
ciate School In a one-sided game on Fri
day by A score of 10 10 B. Romano struck
ont fourteen Collegiate batters and al
lowed only four hits.
Tho score by innings follows.
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Berkeley o.. q 10 II !
ColleClatc q q q | o Ia :
Batteries Borkeley. Romano and Lewis ;
Collegiate. Lint, Jacobus and Knott.