New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
TENNIS, CRICKET AND LACROSSE.
THE SPRING TOURNAMENT OF THE BERKELEY
ATHLETIC CLUE ENDED.

ATHLETIC CLUB ENDED.
The lovers Of cricket took full advantage Of tho
holiday. The most important game that between
the Germantown Philadelphia {. c. and the staten
Island e. c. both clubs sending their strongest teams
10 the wicket. The Gennantowns proved the better
at the bat the Staten Islanders being a little weak
in bowling
Scor'-Staen Island: J. Richardson. c. Comfort. h.
Paterson. T. II. Outcrbrdge, b. Clark 3 r. II. Barlow
e. Bohlen. b. Welsh. "a II. ~ Townsend C. Brocke. b.
Welsh - Lane Comfort b. Clark o; p. w. Smith.
C.. Bohon h. Clark. 3 H. W. McGreeor. c. Brockie b
Welsh >; &. T.. Up>her b. Welsh. 0 y. 7. Walker, c..
Brrokc b. Welsh o; z. Paryi,, b. Clark, T. Ogeivie
not ont. o. Extras 10. Total. %.
Germantown: s. Patterson g. Burton. b. Lane, 90
F. H. Bohcn run out, 10; T.. W. Clark b. Townsend o;
: Welsh, Smith. b. Lane. 49, T. T.. Brewster b. W, b.
Lane. 81 W. g. Morgan, jr- b. Lane l3 W. Brockie
ir., Paryls b.. Barlow. % II. l.. Cllr5 ont, o.;
L. T. Comfort b. Lane. 4; J. h. Davis b. Lane, |; E.
lI,lty, e. Walker d. Lane, 4. Extras 3. Total, l5i.
At the Berkeley oval the Beraeey Athletic Cricket
club played the New York Cricket Club This was
onc-innng game in which the Berkeley's won by
a score OF lIG 10 30
Another match at staten Island. which brought to-
rcther large number Of those who love the old
saxon game. was played at the West New Brighton
grounds II Kings Comfy against 81. Austn's
school and though the PLAYERS were young in years
they PLAYED capital cricket; really good all round
game. which after two-Inning match by
the It. Austin boy, by / runs. score. 159 10 40.
Tie spring tennis tournament OF the Berkeley
Athletic Club successfully terminated Yesterday af
tcroou when the finals We're played. Ihe courts were
In hctt"r condition than any previous dav Of The
tournament and the spectators although few in num-
hcr showed their appreciation Of good play. In class
r. of the club tournament the Berkeley Clubs presi-
dent DR.. J. ; White, was forced To succumb to tho
superior play to +. VI. Warner. who in turn,
In hi, match for the championship OF The
club Wa defeated by Howard Colby The best tennis
of the tournament the match played in the morn
ing IN the semi final round between f. .. Thompson.
OF the Racquet club, and &. = Kellogg. Of the Mont
clair I. G.. Kellogg played more brilliant game than
his opponent, but unsteady al critical points.
The lut"r,chola,tic champion, g. Hcrrick, young
player Of considerable promise. played IN remarkably
good FORM and will without doubt capture either nrst
or second prize. Class II Of the open tournament,
which was not begun owing to lack OF entries, VIII
be- PLAYED later In tine season. Following Me the
scores:
Championship Of the club. Juno match-iloward Cofby
Cla., \ winner beat L. NJ Warner Glass winner.
G-l 60 81.
Cla,, b. club event final Ound-F NJ warner o'1'
Dr. j. : Whit. 60 3-6. G-i g. 60.
open event. Class B. third ronud-B Herrick Ber"'-
ley l. c.. bcst s. Mccormick, Berkeley \ Co. o-4 "
f. A. Thonl sou Racquet Club beat G. ,. kellogg Mont
elalr T. G.. -. 60
Tn, reserve lacrosse team Of Lehgh University, te
r,,guar team o which recently the intercollegiate
championship playd the twelve OF the ColiSe VI Siic
civ of New York al Central Park ye'teruay; lne
attendance wa, large and the game was wen CON
tested The local players won, not without hhu
fight however, By three goals to none.