The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-24
Cricket.

For the second time this year the New York
Cricket Club presented a shorthanded team In a
championship game OF the New York Cricket Asso'
citation. They did this yesterday al Prospect Park
In their game with the KnickerbockerA C., and as .
conseq uence they were easily defeated by So runs.
F. F. Kelly and A. V. Clarke both hit
hard and we'll for the kni,kerbockers for
their respective scores Of 90, not out, and AZ: but tho
creates, surprise OF the day was produced by the
bowling Of NJ. WHITAKER. His delivery went un.
solved by the New York batsmen, and he was
eventually credited with the remarkable average Of
i've wlckcts for 10 runs F. J. Loughlin was the
only New York batsman TO reach double figures,
with a good inning OF rs. but a. E.. Smith made q
grea, Effort by careful play to turn tie defeat into a
draw. The totals were l47 declared to 81.
The B,ooki, n cub. leader In the race FOR the PEN
nant OF the New YORK CT cket Association. had the
Nelson Lodge team as opponents At Prospect Park.
and a thou h the latter put w a good hal Ing game
tao sci'n idc play OF u. bo1il and J, p dow gained
Skyne. G, Bennett J. Hunt and X W. Powell all
s sSs INTO Su dSGh, 9sb ns Smsns but ib. mo olh he , sssfa w nrn
Nelson Lodge, 70 Btootlyn, lOl.'
The Columbia Oval Clue Tackled the Manhhttans
%peTirhced opponeots l. Nara solved ne bowling
and put on 50 IN a lively styl', while E Murphy and
Asn 4 cannes g. F IS, n f' made US as. 1 q 8 Moore a% f fet
Tired with 80 to his credit. and ". Adam and s L.
HOslDlu NlN'IlDNlfu ubNDlt lkAIfs 1 t lblll STc
columbia Oval. o.; Manhattan l.S.
The fourth game At Prospect Park Was between two
teams Of the Btooklyn cllD under the capisincy Of
r. Harrand and G. Jemmo't owing 10 a late start
there was not time to rnish the game and an even
draw was the result. Ii. y. Scale dislin guishtd him.
sell, Tor Jennoits team With an inning Of 32, not
out, which vas top score Of the day The totals were:
X. Hsrrand's team. lOi u. Jemmotts team; SO for
two wlcArtS
Quite a crowd Of crickc, enthusiasts visited Central
PARK TO witness the games which took . ace there,
The principal contest was the match between Team Il
Of Papr IN and the CarbbeanS The bowling oi A.
much for the Car bbeaus, and they suffered defeat by
81 runs j. Moore and '. Bliss both exhibited
good form wlthathe bat Tor the winners, while g.
Watson reached double hgures for tho Ca ibbeanS.
Boa.
The ser n game at Central PATH was between the
Antilles aad the Bermuda clubs, l.. Bowl played q
good inning OF 20. not out, for Me Antilles. and
chiefly through this his team game the victory by
80 run7. The on man 10 reach double figures for
the Bermudas was ". c. Gibbons with IL. The
totals were: Antilles, rs; Bermudss, SO.
with the Iiyl g.,on Field Club nj Staten Island and
through the splendid all round play OF NJ T. Cobb.
the visitors suffered defeat by i07 runs. Cobb
Up BY taking wlckeis from so runs. a. L MlNin
b. sled In capital form for Nontcla'r and secured 8
w;cke,s Tor 81 runs The totals were Livingston
Field Club. III; Montclair a. G., 80.
Montclair Cricket Club cam her" with two men short
this aftern Don and was defeated In an association
game ia, East Side Park By Team A Of the local
club. The Patersons went othe bat hrSt md had run
visitors scored only 81 runs -Four Of the Montclalrs
were run out. The best work for Montc.air was done
by Rose, who made a score OF II, and Capt Kelly,
who was sill at bat when his mate was BOWED The
star batter for Paterson was II q. Wilkinson, who
scored "a, +. G. warburton made IS and W.
Dodds ~.