New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
Baseball Tournament N
Five Boroughs Comes
to End This Week.
P. S. 5 CAPTURES
MANHATTAN HONOps
p. S. 9 Goes Through Flstu,
Without Loss Of a Game IN
Brooklyn Contest.

The Tribune baseball tourusm.,,
elementary school boys that has -.
under the direction Of N. pin
Schools Athletic League since earl =
May is almost over.
Only one or two tags Of gam.. a.,
that promise TO be hard fough, -
for on their issue depends the sw,,,
OF silver medals, are on the card b.
this week. Then will come the S,..
button Of The Tribune medals "a ~
lucky teams in the FIVE borough, ~
There Is only one thing that ms, =,
the boys regret, and that Is tha, 49,.
Will be no contest for the champis,,s,
of Greater New York. In year, 80.
this has been an added ineentiv. ~
the powers that be in the Public So.
Athletic League have ruled otherv,.
so the five teams that lead their :.
spective boroughs will not have tr,.i',
chances 70 prove their proves. h
real battle -or championships. "a,
ever, The Tribune medals will Be a..
balm.
Public School 5 clinchsd the hs,,,
in the Borough Of Manhattan las, w.,
when Ellis pitched his team "a ~.
shut-out victories. In the gar. ~.
Public Shhool 95 Ellis strusi ~.
twenty-one batters and allowed :.
bases on balls. He had a good eLr..
for a perfect score, but hi, eor,,sl
wayered once or twice, and several :,
the oys OF !. Iblie School s5 had "a o..
their bats in the way. Then Elf, az.
right back and led his team 10 y;s,-,,
over Public School III. The seer, !,
that game was 8 70 0.
In years past Public School S p,,.,
was much OF contender in the aItrr
but this year The Tribune upltorn,
brought 1t luck and the team s,-,
through the fixture with q surrr;,ls,
record, numbering among It's yietir,
Public School 10, winner Of the M.
last year.
The other two teams that ara lsh |.
the final round will fight II out for d.
silver and bronze medals this week
The race for the honors In the Bro,,
also will end early this week shr
Public School ~ and Public schocl 4
wind up their schedules. These ~,
will play their hardest in the rsn.l,.
ing contests, for or these will hang 4.
second prize.
Public School g captured the ho-.u
in Brooklyn, with Public School 10 y.
ond and Public School 70 third. Il.
last series Of games on the Para
Ground in Prospect Park were 4
blttles royal. The winner Of t,x
honors, Public School Q, was rsvn
scented on the diamond By one q
not the best teams in the his.orJ q
the school. II came through the HI,sn
from elimination round to final vii.
out q defeat Public School 10, Il.
runner up, was winner Of the hx.un
last year, and Il made fine Showing
losing only one game, that Of Pgh@
School 8.
Roselle, the pitcher, and Dssllvio, d,
shortstop of Public School ., vsn
factors in the victory for their team
In the closing game Of the series Publs
School 9 defeated Public School 2
rather easily By a score Ct l6 70 l
De Silvio wound up his season %
getting two home runs and g sing.
These accounted for eight runs seoEs.
by his team.
Another team that made an ~
usually good showing In the tours
mcnt, incidentally carrying on s's
honors in the borough Of Queens .
Public Schol So. Public School g Y
feated Public School a twice IN q,
final round for the championship a..
the medals. Public School ~ wen 2.
first game by a score Of 9 to 5, and 7
was the first defeat that Public Sss'e
So suffered In the round OF III
games.
Public School IL, Of Stsplert
captured the honcrs In the eonapeIlna
in Richmond.
Some time during the week Holia'
Patterson will arrange with the dfN
tors in the various districts and ~
presenting the medals to the vinn''
teams. a.
The score Of the final game 10 w
RrookIvn cortest follows: