New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-28
SCHOOL GAMES
REPLETE WITH
SPEEDY PLAYS
Youngsters Show Class in
Many Contests on
the Diamond.

Tn. High School Of Commerce team
easily defeated Greenwich High School
in one-sided game on the latter's field
yesterday, by a score OF II TO 3. The
local scholars scored in all but two
innings, finding the offerings OF Abrams
and Sprague, who held the mound for
the Connecticut boys. to their liking.
Only four hits were gathered by
Greenwich. Commerce made consid-
cradle number OF eXtrs-base hits. while
Rush and Galligsn drove out home runs.
The score by innings follows:
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Bsueres-RauaI. Holman. Douglas and seelcy;
Abrams. spfsgue and ha'sen
Manhattan Prep. made the most of its
opponents errors in defeating st.
Francis Prep. in a Catholic League
championship game at Jasper Oval yes
terday by score Of TO 4.
For six innings the supporters Of
Dalton, the ST. Francis pitcher. held
him up well; then the defence faltered.
In the last three innings Manhattan
gathered six runs-enough to wiz the
game. Dalton famed twelve batsmen.
The score by innings follows:
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Batteries Martin and hileen Dalton and
schrsfsky.
De Witt Clinton met with an unex-
pected defeat at the hands of Msmsro-
neck High School on the latter's dis-
mond yesterday by q score of 8 10 |.
O'Connor puzzled the Clinton bstters
with his curves, two hits in the sixth
giving the local team its only run.
The score by innings follows;
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Bstt,r.s-o Conner and Forun, Kl.tcsy Lu,hsr
and Blaif.
Pswling failed TO take advantage OF
all OF its opportunities in defeating
Taft School at Paving, n. Y. yesterday
by score of to /. Although the VIC
tors gathered thirteen hits, spectacular
fielding by their opponents, who threw
out men on the bases and at the home
plate, stopped many runs from being
scored. Whitney held Taft TO six scat
tered hits.
The score by innings follows:
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B,uori,,-whi,n.y and Brigham: Bruou AMI
HendricA.
Although held to two hits, Horace
Mann scored runs on misplsys and de-
feated ST. Paul's School at Van Cort-
landt Park yesterday by a score OF
TO 4. Baldwin and Rsdford got the
only ssfeties, and they did not figure
in the scoring. Dckerson famed elev-
en- Horace Mann boys. while Lyons, for
the latter team, struck out nine.
The score by innings follows:
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B.it.ri,s-lSous and Gror DicEersou and smith
The Rutgers College Reserves won a
loosely played game from Kngsl.y
School at Essex Fells, y. j., yesterday
by a score OF TO 4. The teams TO.
tailed fourteen hits, and nine misplays
were made. In the fourth three dou-
bles. two errors and base on balls
enabled Kingsley to tally its four runs.
The score by innings follows;
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B.ueri,s-Ek,f and Coleman. Fi,Id ,nd Binr.
After chalking up eight victories,
Brooklyn Prep met It's Waterloo when
II tackled Peekskill Military Academy
at Pekkskill. y. Y, yesterday, losing
by score Of 10 T. Errors played an
important part in the cadets victor.
two coming IN the first. along with
three hits, 10 give Peek.kill a lead OF
five runs.
The score by innings follows:
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Batteries Bans ma Moor, B.nnIn All H.r-
fson.
Blair Academy prof,sd By loose field I.
ing IN its easy victory over Hamilton 1.
Institute a. Blsirstown. y. j.. By a
score Of 20 3 yesterday. While the |
victors played errorless ball, Hamilton I.
six misplss behind Will |
ANS. their pitcher, who ia, found for /
only two hits.
The score By innings follows:
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Crofr-