The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-25

Hd'k"nsack.
Ad-lph, vs. Poly Prep At Ad.lphi Field.
Roys Hish IS. Erooslyn Prep a. Crown
Heights.
Eviuder Chiids High School closed It's
season yesterday. defeating S~'uyvesant
At Hroux oval by n score " & 10 T.
L. VAS the twelfth straight victory Tor
the Bronx lads. They have defeated.
with the exception Of Commerce. which
they did not play, all OF the high schools
I'm Manhattan. The Bronx and Richmond.
The Commerce game was scheduled for
Tuesday, but rain caused its postpone
ment.
Charlie Bang. started on tho mound
FOR Evander Ch!lds. For five innings
Ne did not allow a hit. In the sixth
Stuyvcsant fell on him for four, all they
made throughout the game. There were
TWO doubles, a triple and a single. which
with a base on balls gave Stuyyesant
is four runs. Jim Ripple relieved BanRe.
In three and one-third innings he struck
out eight of the ten men who faced him.
Tho score:
EH@nd.r Ch''d' I SS"cnoSS-s ! :
Bang", H,pple and Rermsn,
2otti and Hartmann
Brooklyn Prem Clirched tho baseball
championship of Brooklyn yesterday az
a result OF its Nicto-N over - Johns
I Prop at the Parade Grounds. Tho score
vas s to q George Rannin. who has
been a largo factor IN Brooklyn Props
showing, again twirled winning ball. He
did not allow a hit and struck out ten
men. Only twenty-five men faced him.
7 \IllLc- NJ G. Inhn's 41gn did VOL hIt
six miscucs aided in Mis- defeat. Brook
Ism Prep has defeated Adelphi Academy.
Po,y Prep. Boys High. New Utrecht.
81. Francis Prep and Yesterday 81.
Johns. II also has played a tie game
with Bushwick. It's last game Of the
season will be played next Wednesday
against Erasmus hall The score
stO gshyn'. T Pr1p ocoSS6SSCLc 3 I
Ratteries-Bann,n and Harrison; Make
and Mannion,
Norman Meauy OF Morris shut out the
Curtis High School nine yesterday III
Staten Island, allowing but one scratch
hit. Eugene Callahan, the catcher. made
tho only binglc. q hit TO the iniield
Meany also struck out fifteen besides get
ting a home run and two singles
FOGarty. the Morris first ha scman. go'
four hits in as many times up, one OF
which was n double. The score
Morris ........ ssSdSat2S-i. Is
Batteries -Mcanv and Pockman; Brown
and sullivan and Callahan.
Erasmus Hall won from Commercial
Yesterday at the lattcr's field by "A score
Of ! to /. Smith, WHO pitched for Eras
mus. had only one bad inning, the sec
,,ll ulap ,'np,p,,psl.1 mazda it, nrl,
run lie famed eight, MrtNrmack o
Commercial retired seven, The score
n, II. r
Erasmus Hsl...t 10000
Rntteries Smith and Barash, McCor
mack and Hester berr.
Townsend Harris Han used nv
pitchers. but were unable to stave of de
feat Mt the hands Of the All Ilallows In
st!tute nine yesterday at Lenox OvaI
losing by n score OF I To 4, The score;
Il, II. r
TGvn.ena ..,i oS"dS""S-,
Batteries-Roe, Goldman, Garvey. Lester
Tosta and Urls. Joyce and DAILY
GARDEN CITY, l.. l.. May 2t,--The s.
Pauls School shut out the Barnar
School of New York his afternoon by
score of . To 0. II was a pitchers due
between Dickinson of 81, Paui's and Nor
man of Barnard, who allowed two an
three hits respectively. Errors aided /
the scoring. Dickinson had fftee
strikeouts with one base on balls an
Norman twelve strikeouts with tw
passes. The score:
I
. =, r:qr...,. Scc:c:d1s
DISQUALIFICATION and Smith: Norma
and Tishe.
. Ed Rorty Of Manual Training pitche
] a no hit seven inning game RRainI
Brownies College and allowed but twei