NY- A 13-year-old boy from Stamford, Conn., who disappeared from a men’s room in Yankee Stadium, has been found in Queens, police said.

Hundreds of police and security guards searched for Majelique Lewis after he vanished during a trip to the bathroom during the seventh-inning stretch of a Yankees-Angels game, police said.

His mother immediately reported him missing to security, who notified police about an hour later, about 10:05 p.m. A search of the stadium, including parking lots, restricted areas and locked rooms, was fruitless, police said. Officers also searched nearby fast-food restaurants and train stations without results.

But police say the boy was located in front of a building in Jamaica, Queens early Sunday morning in good health. Police spokesman Bernard Gifford said he had no information on how the boy had left Yankee stadium in the Bronx undetected and traveled to Queens.

Every stadium exit is monitored by security cameras and Lewis’ mother did not spot him on hours of recorded images, police said. He attended the game with his 65-year-old mother, brother and two sisters, police said.

Lewis has no behavioral or mental problems and no history of running away, police said.

“He’s an average kid,” said Arthur Shannonhouse, who answered the phone at Lewis’ home and identified himself as the teenager’s father.

Between 10 and 15 children are reported missing at every Yankees game and are almost immediately located, police said.

Earlier story: Cops hunt kid gone missing at Yanks game

A frantic search was underway for a 13-year-old boy who disappeared on his first trip to Yankee Stadium after going to the bathroom during Friday night’s game, police and family members said yesterday.

Majelique Lewis of Stamford, Conn., attended the Yankees-Angels game with his mother, two older sisters and younger brother.

He was last seen heading to the bathroom alone at the start of the eighth inning. “He got up to use the men’s room and he never came back,” said his sister Tracy Shannonhouse.

About 240 security personnel and more than 80 cops searched the Stadium until 5:40 a.m. yesterday but did not find Majelique. Cops also looked for him at nearby businesses and reviewed several security tapes that showed him entering – but not leaving – the ballpark. More searches were conducted before yesterday’s afternoon game and public announcements were made during both contests.

The NYPD conferred with Stamford police, who determined the boy had no reported problems at home or at school, sources said.

“The Yankees have no information whatsoever,” said Howard Rubinstein, spokesman for the team’s principal owner, George Steinbrenner. “We are working closely with the Police Department.”

Police Capt. Drew Kastner, commander of the Stadium’s security detail, said that staffers combed the arena “level by level, section by section.”

“I doubt he’s in the Stadium,” he said yesterday afternoon. “They went through it very thoroughly.”

Cops said they planned to focus on train and bus stations, fast-food restaurants and other places that might attract a teenager.

Majelique, his siblings and mother, Dernice Shannonhouse, were watching the game from Section 22 between third base and the left field foul pole in the stadium’s Main Reserved area.

With the Yankees trailing in a game they ended up losing 4-1, the family got ready to leave toward the bottom of the seventh inning.

Cops said Majelique went to the bathroom about 9:15 p.m. and his family notified security when the game ended at 10:05 p.m. and he hadn’t returned.

“We’re devastated,” said a family friend. “He had never done anything like this before.” Majelique is described as 5-feet-6 and 130 pounds. He was wearing a blue shirt with the letters “ecko” and black high-top sneakers. Cops released a retouched photo of him. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS.