New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
LIGHT HITTING
FEATURES DAYS
SCHOOL GAMES
De Witt Clinton Wins
Commercial and New
Utrecht Victorious.

Norman Meany failed 20 curb the
batting tendencies Of De Witt Clinton
in the latter's game with Morris High
School at Lenox Oval yesterday. Gin
ton won out by a score Of D to 4.
The Red and Black batters hit Meany
for ten safeties. but IL was De Stefano.
pinch-hitter In the ninth, that sent
home the winning run. With Wittner
on third and two down De Stefano
drove out timely single.
Lusher held Morris runless until the
seventh. when a fusilsde Of hits forced
him TO retire in favor of Klatcky. The
latter allowed Morris only one hit in
the next two innings. Blair and
Koplewitz did some timely hitting for
the victors.
The score by innings follows:
R R.w; Clinton Clinton 1883 Il i !.
Bs,,.rss-IAsner. KIstcy aud Blair. Meany
and Psciraan
Commercial scored an easy shut-out
over Bushwick on the former field in
Brooklyn yesterday, the score being Z
TO 0. jim Mccormick was puzzle to
the BusnNick batters. holding them to
three scattered hits and flaming nine.
Heavy hitting, combined with loose
playing. enabled Commercial to tally
three runs in the seventh and eighth
innings.
The score by innings follows:
SS%%s;s' SS$S5s "a / !.
Bsus-'e 'ircormlcs and s,st'rOsrs; Gr'ssv
and -
A count Of four runs in the first inn
ing gave Adelphi Academy a victory
over Erasmus Hall on its field yester-
day by a score Of 10 2. Horton, the
Adelphi moundsman, was found for
only four hits, three of these coming
in the fifth, when the Buff and Blue
tailed twice. Horton had eleven strike
out victims.
The score by innings follows:
A Aa:.RSa, . ...... ::sss.SS u : !
Ba.,sriss-HOr,on and Doban: Dawson. Smith
ana Barssch.
Deigner famed seventeen bstters in
leading Rutgers Prep to an easy vic
tory over Hamilton Institute at Bronx
Oval yesterday by score Of TO ,.
He allowed only two hits and passed
the same number of men. The safetles
by Formoss and Lockwood and one
gift came in the seventh, permitting
Hamilton TO score twice.
The score by innings follows:
H.i:tr, Prep g 3 ! "a ! !
B.tterses--Dssnsr and Hlnchmsn: Form0ss and
Cr0vs'.
Riverdsle Country School defeated
the Columbia Grammar nine in ten
inning game on the formers field yes
terday BY score of 10 to g. Two
singles and two passes accounted for
the winning runs. Ransom and DE
Kone, pitching for Riverdale and Co
lumbis, respectively. each famed six
teen batsmen.
The score by innings follows:
E Fs,:Ssi. ::s:ss5s: go -ss 8
Bstt.riss-R,nson and Loeb: De Kone and
GsrsheL
New Utrecht scored early and often
in defeating Curtis at West End oval
yesterday by score Of 20 0. IL was
a pitching duel between Shea, for the
winners, and Brown, for Curtis, with
New Utrecht punching its hits IN the
early innings. Shea aided in the We
tory with a home run.
The score by innings follows:
Sew Utrecht. 49, 80: q 7 o
Bsitsries-sh,i and smith. Brown and BiHh
Markham.
Nine errors aided in the downfall OF
Kingsley School at the hands Of Dick
inson High at Essex Fells, n. j., yes
terday, by score Of TO 3. Barnes
kept the Kingsley hits well scattered
and received good support from Duffy
and Morrison.
The score by innings follows:
RIss.l:S ...:.: :5fSSs s--s ? !
B.tt.rios-B,rns. and Fro,hs Field and Bins-
ham.
Boys High defeated Manual Training
at Dexter Park, Richmond Hill, yester-
day by score of 70 4. The Manual
boys lost their bearings in the fifth,
committing several misplays, which,
combined with timely hitting, were re-
sponsible for a total of five runs.
The score by innings follows:
Sss,. IT.! Ff.l l. SsS5s:s /, : !
Bstt.riss-Ro,hsisln aud HstsrssrI: sheridan and
swain
Pawling School defeated Albany Law
School in a loosely played game NJ
Pawling, n. Y, yesterday by score Of
to g. After Pawling had scored safe
lead in the fifth, through the punching
of FIVE hits, a number OF substitutes
were sent into the game. O'Neil got
two safe drives, then retired from the
contest.
The score by innings follows
f tt.li9s ...... Z - = :
Bsttehss--whitnsy Rebsssn and Brigham crum
and ONsiL
At Hackenssck, n. j.: Rutherford, p
Hackenssck, O.
At Hackensack, y. j.; Newman, 6;
De La Sale, 0.
At Lenox Oval; stuyvesant. 4; Com
merce, !.
At Morristown, N. J.; MOrristown,
Q; Csrteret, 7.
Club Standing
in International