New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-17
Clinton Lucky to Defeat
Townsend Harris After
Christgau's Error.
SYKES TURNS TIDE
FOR ERASMUS TEAM
Manual Alumni Make Short Work
of Students in Annual
Game.

game at Manhattan Field yesterday p' d
score of to 2.
In the ninth inning, with two on oase
and one out, Christgau dropped hhe
drive from the bat Of Canaro. OF TOWN.
send. The Clinton player. however re-
Iayed the ball to Tettleman at second
base and the later to Power at the home
plate. cutting off second run.
Both Oldham and Marchesi pitchen
good ball for their respective teams, win
the last named receiving the better sup
mort. Power and Oldham got five OF CHM
toms hits between them.
The score by innings follows:
II: F.
De witt Cqnton.i 0 0 Q o-s
T'nsend Harris..e o -
Batteries-oldham and Power Marchesi and
Michaclson.
Erasmus Hall defeated the Eastern Dis
trict High School nine at the paraoe
grounds. Prospect Park, Brooklyn, yesteT-
day by score OF to 6.
nv Holstead was hit hard in the first
and fifth innings, and BIZ Sykes was
called upon TO hold the Eastern batters
at bay in the sixth. Erasmus scored It's
winning runs in the eighth, when three
singles and an error accounted for two
tallies.
The score by innings follows:
r. II. u
E E5ss%u' p Esll..s Ks .
Ratteries-IIalstead. Sykes and Crocco'
Bucket and Duhoff.
An alumni team OF Manual Training
High School easily defeated the schooi
team In their annual game at Suburban
oval, Brooklyn, by score OF to l.
Formosa and Reardon. battery OF two
wears ago, worked In oldtime form, ana
the students secured only two hits. Sher'-
dan allowed eight hits, but three OF these
with loose playing in the first innins'
gave the alumni four runs.
The score by innings follows:
r. H. 3D.
Alumni .......''.:. . 81 : ?
Rstteres-Formosa and Readon; Sheridan
and Lind.
Loose fielding marked the contest won
by Evander Childs over Curtis High
School at Bronx oval yesterday by a
score of to 3. Evander clinched the
game in the sixth. when three hits and as
many misplays gave the Bronx players
four runs.
The score by innings follows:
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cyi1ls f. c s''i..S 0 % c
Bat,eries-Hipple and Goodman; Tamblyn
and Schretter.
et,n gln nd
Bay Ridge managed to score three runs IN
the eighth inning and defeat Bushwick at
West End oval, Brooklyn. yesterday by
n score OF 8 to 3. Bushwick knocked
HARRISON off the mound in the third Inn
ing, and Caddell, who replaced him, was
irvincible.
The score by innings follows:
Bay Rldse.."...9 % Xxx I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Caddell and Driscoll;
Hauck and Alderman
Humm had the batters of Jamaica at
his mercy at all times and Flushing had
little trouble in winning by score OF
10 O. Jamaica secured only two scattered
hits and failed to get man around to
tnlf0 DdSt
The score by innings follows:
Ri Z.
Flushing EIH6i1a I'D . % 2
Batteries-Humm and Egan: Canty and
Duebler.
Poly Prep defeated Boys High School
on its field yesterday by score of to 4.
Poly committed eight misplays, but had
a strong defence at critical times. Cor
don and Sickle twirled good ball, the
latter having the edge on his rival.
The score by innings follows:
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Poly Prep........2 0 3 o 0 %
! Boys High......0 0 0 %
| Batteries-Gordon and Ferguson; Sickle and
Barschofsky.
Cathedral College easily defeated the
team from the Mount Pleasant Academy
at Osslning. N. Y, yesterday By score
OF 9 TO l. The Manhattan nine piled up
1 its runs in the early innings by long hit
ting
The score by innings follows:
R.HE.
| Cathedral .......O o 0 %
Mi Pleasant. 81 0 o 0 o.
Rat,eries-Mahoney and shanahan; Alden
Sarcka and Grim. a
/ ark Academy, ..
! Webb Academy. 10.
At Morristown. n. J.-Morristown, .
/ Store School, !.