New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
Umpire Awards Contest to
Manual When BuShWiCk
Refuses to Play.
GOOSE-EGGS LOT OF
DE WITT CLINTON
PaWling Defeats Commerce in
Close Battle and Morris Hum
bleS EVander Childs.

dispute abruptly ended the game be-
tween Manual Training and BushwicK
High School yesterday I'm the ninth nm
ing at Suburban oval. Brooklyn. Man
ual winning by score OF ] to o. With
the bases full and one ont Salamack
went in as pinch hitter for Manual and
singled to right field As he has been sick
and Bushwick would not permit team
mate TO run for him, he did not start Tor
lirst base.
he was called out. while the runner on
third scored. but the runner on second
was caught trying 10 reach home Bush-
wick contended that the run should not
count as there were three out The TIM
pire ruled Otherwise and awarded the
game to Manual when Bushwick refused
TO take its final inning
The score by innings follcas.
Manual Trainfng.O OOo0O0O II Z 3
BushWick 90 % d u q a. % X D |
Batteries Sheridan and Lind: Bchnng,
Hauck and Alderman.
Stuyyesant High School shut out De
Witt Clinton High in the teams annual
baseball game on Manhattan Field yes
terday. The score was to o. The game
was featured by fast fielding and superb
pitching on the part of oldham and
Greenberg, who worked for Clinton and
Stuyvesant respectively
The score 10y innings follows.
r. II. H.
Batterios-Greenberg and Haider. Old
ham and Tower
An error by PachmH following singles
by Robson and Pollard allowed Pawl-
ing School to defeat the High School Of
Commerce yesterday in well play ID
game at Pawlins. y. Y, by a score OF
3 to 2.
The score by innings follows:
n..,. . Ri. Z;
Batteries-Gon and Gargan; Resin :l,d
Solomon.
Morris High School won beautifully
played game from Evsnder Childs at
Manhattan Field yesterday morning by a
score OF to o. Latour. Of Morris. held
his opponents to four scattered hits and
famed eleven batters.
The score by innings follows:
Morris................ 0O00O00x-3 {
Evander Childs..... 0OO00OO0 90 4
Batteres-Latour and Meany; Buckley
and Callahan.
Xavier High School showed batting
strength in defeating Flushing High
School at Meyers Field, Flushing. yester-
day. by score of . TO T. Flushing
punched four hits, which with an error.
helped four men TO count in the fourth
inning, but Brown. the Xavier pitcher,
was invincible thereafter.
The score By innings follows:
RH.E.
Xavier High School. 2011O02O0-6 - }
Flushing r.. ST.. OOO4O00O0-4 |
Fred. Harquail. Of Commercial, held
the Boys High School batters TO two
hits yesterday and easily led his school
to its fifth straight victory on CONNER
cial Field. Brooklyn. The score was 4
to O. Harquail famed fourteen batters.
The score by innings follows:
Commercial. ........ O22OOO0Ox-i .
BOYS High. o o . 90
Batteries-Harquail and Becker. Sickle
and BaTschOfsky.
& Paul's School shut out Morristown
School on the latter's field in, a hve-
inning game yesterday. The score was
13 to o. Harris and Heybrun. Of the
New Jersey school. were found for ten
hits. while their teammates made ten
misplays behind them.
The score by innings follows
RHE.
st. Paurs .........5 o 1-l3 10 ,
Morristown .........0 0 . o. 0
Batteries Woodburn and Roche; Har-
ris HeybUrn and Wendell.
81 Francis's College hit for many eX-
ira bases in defeating Eastern District
Yesterday AZ the Parade Grounds, Pros
poet Park Brooklyn. The score was y
70 O.
The score by innings follows:
r. II. r.
ST Francis .......so2l . ,
Eastern District % 3 O. 4
Batteries Wall and Fitzpatrick;
Sprague and Duhrof.
Adelphi Academy won its second game
Of the season by defeating Brooklyn
Prep. yesterday OH the formers field by
a score Of TO 2.
The score by innings follows:
R.HE
Adelphi ..Oi0 90 o 8 x-7 o
Rrooklyn III 90 01 0 0 0-3 |
.Batteries--OrreIl. X. Afford and Dro-
har-Krug Ranrin and Harrison.