New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
going pieces. The Tritons easily seven minutes
hirtyelght seconds lengths ahead u the Passacs
INTERESTING GAMES OF CRICKET
THE STATEN ISLAND CLUB ELATED BY VIC
TORY-SCORES


The Staen Island Cricket Club gained notable VIC
tory yeste,day I'm their League game by defeating the
BefkAcys by hity-six II the first tine this
that the latter organization los, championship
AID Islanders consequently ciatd. H. y.
Townsend PLAYED good and useful inning lof So ana
J. H. L1mbkin and +. Saunders backed him ND we'll
The scor.
Berkeley-s w. Coulby. Pool, Townsend, p s. W.
Richardson. Town.cnd o; I. q. Payne ogiby Fool
IA; ". L. Cobb b Pool 10; j. +. Flanncry townsend
:: T. J. OR4illv G Scrymg,our, Towns nd, G..
welch Pool, , q. Il. Cooper, Walker, W. OFeiiy'
Short. b Pool, 3 H. L. Walker b Pool % u . Car
nsghsn. not out. 3; leg bvcs. l total g.
Staten Island-F T. Shot. run out D; T. H. FOOL
b Cobb 3; 5 Ogilby b Cobb >; j. III. Lambkin. lun
out, Y II. " Town,end. cobb, 40; 3 IL. Barton,
Cobb. +. y. Saunders, not out lo' ~ D "aAer' Jf
Fanncry, Walker, j. Grierson Fahnery' ,ooo'
/ J. scrymgeour, sub, Walker, o. j. l.. Pool
Cooper, Walker byes, 8 leg Dyes vice 'o''''
IFS.
C.n,rsl Park the St. Georges A. G. again sus
tAn-d defeat Island A. G. gaining the victory
by "a runs IL was the wn" too, Of the athletes
Whose cricket department has Only recently Dech orK'
The follows:
stIt-n Island n. ca. L. woodlaw, Gilert Bill
20 J. Pcaree. b Thomas. 6; j. ;. valentine, ! W,
Thomas 5 h. sncgroNe. run out 81 IL Many, hril'
$ c. > Phillips Harris 10 l. H. Nicholson n',,'
Il; f. C. Michel b Thomss l NJ. c Cobb. st NoOo'
Thomas 0; j. Sutherland, Thomas, 0; 3 Parsons not
out. q bycs 8; leg byes g. Total 80, A..
ST. Georges A. CIV. w. Thomas, Woolsn' I MAN
III A.
woolsn 0; r. Chad wick, b Phillips lS H. w. Buc.
woolan b Manlcy o; +. J. +. Weth. c Sutherland
Maaley q; .. II. Gilbert philips, u T. W. HAIRS
Marley, .; r. W. Pepper. Woo'an, Marley / l. a.
tolet. Msnley, = j. r. Graham not QUIZ = Dyes o.
total ~
At Prospect Park the New.Yok aud Sons Of St George
clubs played good game in the second section Of the
League the former proved victorious by lorY runs
The score follows:
sons Of ~ t,eorge-w Tsnget. sub. Skyne. o; w.
a. Waikel, D
skyne o; IL. Underwood. b Skyne. o. A. clifford
". Wslkrr. 3, n Lowe ho"tKe' u "Siher' .
d. sewe sub skyne. o; II. May. not out 4; II.
Helms. StrJtford, H. Mitchell Stfauori' b Shyhe'
extras 3 total %.
New.York c CO. d. Rourke Hammond, b Mitchell.
., +. A. sk!ne. Mitchell. 5; b. g. Gfuntwag
Mitchell /; +. W. strItfori. not out 49, C. H. Johnson
Storm. 8 L. h walker. Storm, 0; j. SLIM not out
10 T. Roberts d.d not bat. total 50
The palnfcld Cricket clubs eleven scored On uneN-
pected victory over the NewJersey Athletic cubs FIRST
eleven yesterday AZ Bayonne, y. J. The finish was
close and exciting, by this score:
NewJerscy Athletic Club o. Turner, Iiendry. 4 :
T. C. Calder Ar-rh, II; A. Gunn Turner, b ilendry
o II. Hind Wharton Il T.. J. Dar'el, Arden. q;
Q. V HitIins Wharton. -; +. II. Day. { Chamber
lsin b Arden 4; ". o. Wilkinson. Wharton. IL; ~
GIN not out D r. l. Grant. MarStrn. b wharton / ;
g. b. IMks b w. Arden / eNtTns. o; total. 81.
rllinneld Cricket Club. ogden, Gum, b Turner
4; H. ucndry, Calder, Gum. II John Ogden, b "unn
2 +. Wharton, b Gum, l: T. Chamberlain 1t and b
calder, - j. Arden 70 Nb9rf l. IL i"I''Ts 'S'"'''
IS: Il Mar-tcn Grant. Calder, 0; {. Eyrcs w. b
Guhn II y. Rcide Calder o; D. Thompson. not out
0 ; extras 10, total SO.
LACROSSE AT MANHATTAN FIELD
lively lacrosse game played yesterday afternoon
at tn Manhattan Field the Manhattan Athletic
Club team and The team OF the SchWlhlH Navy. The
GAM brilliant far ~ team playing was con-
cer1ed but the excellent The Man
haitian by the u - 2 and IL war OWING
70 the excellent playing OF c. de Casanova Anderson and
/ mn Dark al
Larkin distinguished themselves and had IL not been Tor
their brilliant the defeat Of the Schuylkls would
probably have been disastrous.
J. r. C. Dsckhurst New-iork Athletic CIub, was UNI
pre for the Msrhattans and II. l. McClsy for tn
schuykin Nsny Thomas Msrston was field captain for
m. Manhattan, and T. Anderson for the SchuyIklls
L. J. DOYLE Of the Staten leland Athletic Club, was
rrf,~e.
ihc t.Nnl. were arrangtd a. follOws -.