New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-15
New Jersey Team Chal-
lenges Winners of l2O-
Pound Class Title.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
BOYS MAY REPEAT
Hamilton Fish Players Shut Out
Four Opponents in Games
During the Week.


baseball tournament.
William J. Lee, supervisor OF the
Bureau of Recreation, who is conduct
ing the tournament. has received a
challenge from Commissioner Moore of
the New Jersey Fairgrounds for a
series with the team winning the 10
pound championship. Last year the
Thomas jefferson Park nine won the
title. and then defeated a team from
! the Boston Y. VI. c. A. in an interclty
series.
As things stand now the Thomas
Jeffersons have a chance to carry of
the honors in their class again this
year. as they are tied for FIRST place
with their old rivals, the Reservoirs,
in the Harlem division of the fixture.
The boys feel confident that they will
repeat, and, more than that. they are
making a great fight Of it.
There was no lack of shutout
games in the tournament last week.
There was fourteen of them and four
Of these were by score of 10 0.
Because of the great number of games
that have to be played each week,
seventy, and these not including
Lostponments, some of the contests
have been cut 20 five and seven in
nings.
The Hamilton Fish Park mines made
a clean sweep of it in their series
with Corlears Hook last week The
So pound and 100 pound teams won
by the same score, | to 0. Hoffman,
the pitcher of the first named team,
allowed only one hit, while Weber,
who did the twirling for the bigger
boys, let his opponents down with
two. The los pound teams put up a
lively fight of it before the visitors
won by score of to 4.
Not content with this the Hamilton
Fish boys repeated the double shut
cut performance against the Colum-
bus playground mines. Weber was
IN better form this time, for he let
the l2O pound Columbus team down
with one hit. The los pound Hamil-
ton Fish team scored the other shut
out at to 0.
Park Commissioner Ward is making
plans to attend the final round of
games and throw out the first ball.
Inc result of the games last week
follows: ''
GAMES PLAYED on AUGUST
~ 'HeISeA ftfk.
loj.PouND CLASS.
II. ~ :. c!:. t3..s5 =,
DAILY. i|'usniiu ana
i2O-PoUND CLASS.
s Si f:: :'s st. s,:.si$$i iz:fs
s5-PoUNp CLASS.
s. a.st,si..;;;;:,,.: 1856 Is : :
AT As,or Field:
s5-PoUND CLASS.
t; $s, $:;:s =, H.! t t.,
dell -''''''' i'n'Ssn and Riley Irving and Con-
io5-PoUND CLASS.
a:s@. si;5f -: KIM. sf:la- : :
nedy -4 he"-
4, CANES AM PLAYED on AUGUST :.
s5-PoUND CLASS.
S;'i Wig :s:n ci Elton = !: I {
Reilly. -''''A' aHu
lO5-PoUND CLASS.
s. s ;'.1 Z os;. 80 T.;
Smith. s"'' anu
l2o-PoUND CLASS.
D Ss;| ' cin. S5 : : S!SS SIS: s--iSS : :
. Batteries - Ward and Gardener. Cash and
Az Bennett Field
S5-PoUND CLASS.
b i.,ns. o ''l.:.. $500 - : =:
bate, Batteries - Duty and Eddie; Hamilton and
4, p.6 CANES 2,.l PLAYED on AUGUST Z
i2o.PoUND CLASS.
I.;Rst: ....... 81! e ! i
,B,tte!les-Donnelly and cavanssh: Hslnes and
Al Tompkins square:
S5-PoUND CLASS.
sos$s +. ing $685. IS Ave- J j
n,ge.
foADf si 'P sau Il; Ave SSGPs - j Z
y BittieIis,;-shephard and oDovd: fslaslass and
i2o-PoUND CLASS.
At Tomphns So: RHE
f iS # g !: =, c.,.;
s5;PoUND CLASS.
Fi&:a I'd }.$..$. -. !,
Weiss.
Io5-PoUND CLASS.
a G'TiSn h F5sR .. :.:.::...ss *
B4lterie'-klein and Llebermsn: senker and
l?O-PoUND CLASS.
E Hamilton ,I Fish .........i $3.50 81
B.ttehss~Wsbber and waldmon RO,en Sm and
Goldberg ~-'
GAMES PLAYED or AUGUST o
S5-POUND CLASS.
AZ East lith 81. PARK RUE
G 2.s i55S s,:..i Il =. :
Bslierles-cIArko and Norman. Lanis3a = and
lo5-PoUND CLASS.
i fa:t isfS s; SD 1882 ~ Z
B.tisFies-Dooey and Norman. Jackson iI and Bol
lso-POUNp CLASS.
G 2::; ts;s ST. ~ i.sS3fs 80 :.
Harter
Seward Park ............3 "a (
Cherry and Market......0 81 10
/ B4tteres-Hughes and simon. Black and Gold
man.
S-POUND CLASS
seward PARK ............3 0 0 % \
! Cherry and Market. . ~ 10
Batt.ries-Hughes and Simon. Black snd Gold
man.
lO5POUND CLASS
s si:ase . str A.,.., :.s S5Ss55s = :
Bat'eries-seully aud Grf. Birdie and sager.
I2O-PoUND CLASS.
RHE.