New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
YOUNGSTERS IN
TRIBUNE GAMES
RAIL AT RAIN
Final Elimination Contests
Are Still Unplayed in
Several Districts.
JNTER-DISTRICT
SERIES COMES NEXT
Brooklyn Has Already Arranged
Schedule, and Others Are
Making Arrangements.

7, was rather n dull week In the
Tribune baseball tournament under the
direction of the Public Schools Athletic
League last week.
If the boys had grudge against the
Weather man the week before, certain
/, is that il is not wiped out now;
While a majority of the teams finished
tho elimination round Of games, there
Yore still odds and ends to clean up.
IA the directors Of athletics OF the va.
rious districts have had full charge OF
Tho elimination round. so far as arrang-
ING games and postponements are CON
cerned. they have n few contests ina,
we're stopped by the rain to get OF
their lists.
Arrangements for the final round Of
tho contest for the Tribune gold, SILVER
and bronze medals are progressing fast'
I'm Rrooklvn they have taken time by
tho forelock and have arranged full
schedule for the interdlstrict games.
Siv teams will fight It out for the bor-
ouph honors on the Parade Ground dur
inc the next two weeks. beginning next
Tuesday The district honors IN the
Washington League. otherwise known
"a District &, are still in the balance.
p. S. 1874 defeated p. S. 1913 last week
by score Of 3 to 2 IN slashlng, hard
fought game. Thess reams met TWO
weeks ago, and p. S. 1913 won by score
Of 4 to /. The game was protested by
p. s. 1874 because Of question OF the
eligibility of one Of the players on the
opposing team. The protest was upheld
by the Public Schools Athletic League
board. The teams will meet again this
week and fight it out for the right to
represent the district for the borough
championship. The rubber contest
should be a keen one.
The other schools that will compete
in the final round are o, IA, lO9, 10 and
l73.
The schedule for these games fol-
lows:
&as il:s o. y IS iseT i e. =. 5. & E:
JIle 7-i-S or l3i Va. 40. 3 vs.. ~; IS
June i-i-o or 10. IS. ~. 3 IS. 3: lis vs. 10.
On the few days suitable for play
during the week the Brooklyn team
got out on the Parade Ground. and
some keen contests resulted. BY tally
ing three runs in the last inning the
team from 7. s. l57 nosed out the boys
from p. S. II by score of to Z.
In the Manhattan section of The
the elimination round were finished last
week. The last to be decided was in
District ., where p S "a defeated P. S.
20 by score Of 22 to 2. The teams
that will line up for the title are l79,
), II. 20 and 50.
The battle for the honors in the
lower section of The Bronx is still on.
1t is expected that it will be decided
early this week. In the upper section
the boys of P. s. 26 finished with per
feet record of eight games won and
none lost.
Perhaps the most interesting game
of the elimination rounds was that be-
tween p. S. II and P. S. 81. The con-
test went TO eleven innings, and P. 5.
II won out by a score of to 4. Hogan,
of 2. S II. won the game for his team
in the final frame by stealing third
after doubling. and tnen stealing home
with the deciding run. Waters, who
pitched for p. $. II. allowed four hits.