New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-27
WITH SCHOOLBOY MINES
AdeIphi Bows to Freeport After
Thirteen Bitter Innings.
TWO ERRORS BRING DEFEAT
Clinton Defeats Richmond Hill
Nine by Rally in the
Eighth Frame.

The Adelphi Academy nine went down
to "A WITHDRAWING defeat at the hands
OF the Freeport High School on the lat
ters field yesterday by score Of TO 3.
The Adclphi felders committed two OF
their three errors I'm the hoodoo inning
and presented the Long Island team with
the winning run. Bedcll. the Freeport
pitcher. singled, but was forced by RAN
dali at second. on an attempt AT a dou-
Bile play Is. Afford made a wild throw
over first base. which allowed Randall to
reach third. Wray neatly nelded the tap
~ Nolan. OF Frceport. but Fagn. the
Adelphi first basoman. dropped the ball.
Davidson played a remarkable fielding
game AT short FOR Adelphi lie handled
eleven chances perfectly and figured in
other double plays. two Of which We're un-
assisted Petit OF Freeport. vled with
Davidson with ten clean efforts Soper,
the crack Long Island schools catcher
raped Jut two doubles and a triple. Be
dell pitched a crcditablc game for Free
port He had ten strkeouts
The score by innings follows
R.II II
Frecport...... OO111OOOOOO01 Il 0
Adelphi A.. 10000 0000-3 & ,
Batteries Freeport. Bodel and ,soper:
Adelphi, Wray and Driggs.
De witt Clinton High School batted out
an eight-inning victory over the Rich
mond Hin High School at McNulty Field
yesterday by score of > to l. Wright
and Morlarity were on the mound for
Clinton and Richmond Hi respectively.
with the honors going 10 the latter. MORT
arity had "A list of tIfteen strikeouts.
Richmond grouped three hits in the
fourth Off Wright.
The score by innings follows:
De witt Clinton. OO3OQOO2x-5 4
Rchmond Hill...... 900 0O00-4 ,
Battcries-De witt Clinton Wright and
Nackcr, Richmond Hin. Moriarity and
Erbc.
The Columbia University freshmen
nine was soundly trounced by the Paw
ling School team on the latters field by "A
score OF 10 10 4.
Goldsmith aSnin was on the firing line
for the upstate team and was puzzle to
the Manhattan batters. He allowed only
four scattered hits, struck out fifteen
batters and would have held Columbia
scoreless but for four catchcr's errors in
the fourth inning. Parker drove out two
triples. which helped I'm the Pawllng scor-
Ing column.
The score by innings follows:
RH.E.
Paving. 3 0 / 0 x-lo u I
G.In,.lfa A A A n
Batteries awllng. Goldsmith and Rus
sell and Gon; Columbia, Shea and Frank
lin.
Poly Prep defeated the Peekskill Mill
tary Academy nine at Peekskill by
score OF To g.
Stover and Hasbrook did the pitching
honors. Hasbrook scored run with a
triple I'm the ninth. but was out In
stretching II on close decision. Max
well made several sensational catches LOT
Poly
The score by innings follows:
Peekskili'"". 0 o 0 o o i-3 7 4
Batteries-Poly Prep, Slower, and Fer
guson; Peekskill Hasbrook and Bittles.
Cathedral College was at the mercy or
Kob, OF Mount Pleasant Academy AT
Oasning and was defeated by score Vi
3 W o.
Kob allowed two hits and had fourteen
strikeouts To his credit.
The score by innings follows:
Mt. Pleasant o o 0 | Ks
Cathedral. o 0 . 0 o o.
Batteries-Mt. Pleasant KIDD anu
Drew. Cathedral. Farrell and Roeser'
ST. Pauls School. of Garden city, was
forced to play ten innings to defeat 'ne
Taft School nine at Watertoun, Conn, ny
score OF TO :. The New England
school tied up matters at runs all by
scoring two in the ninth inning, but tne
ST PM hatsmen reptied with three more