New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-01
MINES
POUND THE BALL
ON MANY FIELDS
Hard Hitting a Feature of
Games as Race for Title
Grows Keener.
EUSTIS PITCHES NO.
HIT, ONE RUN GAME
Errors Rob st. Gabrie's Star
Twirler of HonOrS in Inter-
Park Contest.

al n SOutNots
After another week Of keen contests
the race in the interpark playground
baseball tournament under the direc-
ton of the Bureau of Recreation is
closer than ever.
Hard hitting rather than clever work
in the field was the feature of the
games last week, and the demon slug
gers had their innings on the diamonds
in the five districts.
! Eustis, of the st. Gabriel's 100 pound
/ team, pitched a no-hit game against
the team from the East Seventeenth
Street playground, but three errors
/ spilled by his support in the fourth
| inning robbed him of shut out The
/ final score was to /.
| The Tompkins Square boys took two
of the games in the. series with the
/ Queens Borough mines on the latter's
/ diamonds In the l05-pound class game
Feinglass, the Tompkins Square
pitcher, let his opponents down with
one hit in the seven inning contest.
One of the freest hitting contest in
/ the series was the game that was won
by the Reservoir So pound team, from
the Bennett Field boys, oy score of
"a to 8. The Reservoirs got only sevtn
hits off Penney. The young pitcher de-
cided that these we're enough and gave
bases on balls instead. They did just
as well.
The results of the games for the
week follow:
GAMES PLAYED OF JULY %.
s5-POUND CLASS.
E, $, :i;'S, u I
BaIeriesCinderwood and Randell Hsnschel and
Reilly 800 $1,000, c, ACC
} P: a 5;11,' sss55fss
'''''' S5-PoUND CLASS.
e sa 4 F' %i$s ram.
Baiteries@Black and Rosenstein; Besson and
Weiss. .,. ,, ~ mn
s cs,.saI' .l Hook. ......... 9 3 %
Bateries-Birdie and Lewis. Young and Va
lario. 10000, pur
g Cs5s,5 F H2Ss .... ..'SS -
Bsiteries-Magee and Farman; Edison and Kalish.
s5-PoUND LASS.
Pc 4 wy "; tl 5e'a St. 1s5ssSf$sH !
"g Ba,edes-Nihin and Reilly. Mcfarland and
DOugherty. .., -,..e
At West seth ST T.
R r; VS. 81 f si.''.:::. 5fi 3isf-s
Batt Slit and McGallin; Byne and DAILY
l2O-PoUND CLASS. RI. Z
R Re VIZ is,S cl s3... SssGS?S5f-s e !
"i Bat, lGie and Reilly Dunn and Gamner.
S5-PUcND CLASS
A. East 9th ST.: X T.
a. o:55.i an. u!..i, &C., IL
Ismay. 10000. ~, ,.e
$ 8. c 5l 5i ." -. u 3 j
Ba,teries-Crowen and Hogan Mehan and Stat
l2O-PoUND CLASS RHE
5, e :9'5 {; 81 a.
'' Bs, 1.ri and Madden; Reilly ,nd Ma
'''"'' GAMES PLAYED JULY "a
sj-POUND CLASS
A, West e6ih st. Central Park: ne
Thomas Jefferson NJ. d0SggGg q
Batteries McCormics and Dominica. Camilla and
'4' lo5-PouND CLASS
ra a sr1 i,r Fa sheep N;e? s'Seee9l
Batteries Mccormack and virsinoni: Roth and
'' l2O-PoUND CLASS. BH.E
5Sn n nd y,. ps.a .n$
'''' s5-PoUND CLASS
&C. tfs s '' '"d led &, SSs5S
Baijeiics- o 'Toole and s6anis. Mocschen and
-'''' ''' lo5-PoUND CLASS. RH.E
h ai,e Sd ana i-.n Az / % il
Ba,ieTies-Flaherty and Tyfe; Pats and sullivan.
l2O-POUND CLASS. II f.
Bsuerics- Rikcr and schwartz: Hussey and
Hcnohu,. ..,.,.
5 5s$ss 2%:.s5'''' L s
BaitSdcs- Pi,sins and martnasce; Clarke and
"'''' lo5-PoUNp CLASS
At greensboro: Il u. J.;
q T9%1s@: square .ll!.... g. 8
Batte.ies-Fcinslass and COIN. Calvin and Ches-
l2O-rOuND CLASS.
ga..a.Bs,o 50 a.: 3 S?sS s5itis
'''"''' s5-rouND CLASS.
, .,;Sy r Sysl g 3
BATTERIES Hamilton ard Gladdins; Fleming and
''''''' IO5-PouND CLASS.
A.,ol T JED - u i /:
/ Baiteries-Collins and Finn; Anderson and Ben
''''' I2O-PoUND CLASS R.HE.
1 A.,Sf f 2.1 . ........ 9 . e
Bai,eries-Hopper and Reilly. Hayes aud Lich-
GAMES PLAYED JULY &c.
S5-POUND CLASS.
g gs%gio & E,:s 3 sS5-S 9
Bstterics-Horman and Eenberg: Lsvery and
'"'''' los.roUND CLASS.
7 Cherry A Market Gee. 0 %
/ BAtteries-Gross and Liebeunau. Scully and
Graf.
chelsea -. 3 0 . IL
We.t Sath St......2 o ? e.
BATTERIES simpson and Phstu. SchlcssoH and
''"'' lO5-PoUND CLASS.
F Chelsea ..........-.. 0 .
W,,t 18th St....... 0 o O-3
batteries Reardon and scott Krasich and