The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
LOCAL CRIOkET.
Staten INand Defeats Bresklyn zingar'
MANY O0ee Games.

Most Of the cricket games played yeeter-
day weresclose, and several furnished exciting
finishes. These being the last league con-
tests preparatory to the international game
at Staten Island this week. unusual interest
was manifested In tho battles In which any
contending player was ono Of the selected
eleven for All Now York.
Tho principal game Of tho day was played
at Prospect Park between the Brooklyn
Zinearb and Staten Island Team B. and on
account Of both teams being tied for hrst
place the contest was eagerly looked forward
to. Though Staten Island won BY II runs.
the struggle UP TO . certain point. Was very
keen one. and not until the last man had conc
to the bat was the winning hit made. Great
credit Ii due TO r.. Z. Bonner for his nervy
hitting At critical period. and A. g. Laurie
also batted well. making top score. j.
Wood and G. A. Worm were the stars for
Broofiyn. the former scoring II and taxing
s wickets for 10. and the latter scoring IL
and taking s for 30. Tho totals: Brooklyn
Zingari. o.; Staten island Team B. 49,
A splendid contest was that Of the Kings
County and Brooklyn Nomsds at ProApeot
Park. Ire latter winning by the narrow mar
gin OF runs after defeat seemed inevitable.
A. Corbin and j. H. Tsttersall at the close Of
the game did some remarkable bowling with
figures Of . for 1 and for respectively. but
tNo VlCJCTy WoS uou0 pOo0iDi0 " th0 nitSiuB
Of o. Smith. who scored 80. and the steady
play OF j. L. Foyer. who contributed IL. For
Kings County T. A. Marks bait exceedingly
we'll for %. II. Smart scored Is at the bat
and captured wickets for 70 runs. The
totals: Brooklyn Nomads. 70: Kings County.
10.
The Manhattans and the West Indians en-
gagged In an association game at Prospect
Park and the latter won easily by los runs
with 4 wickets to spare. H. 8. Alexander
batted In good form for AZ not out and J.
Manhstt an, 4s; West Indians. 1853. for ewickets.
Al Elizabeth. Union County received .
visit from Essex County and gained an easy
victory IN an sssociatIIon, &! gsps hy % IYns'
Goddard. Who captured, I wicLets for runs.
former also psTfS9r% ed the - bat trick In
en- Tnio Su County anS g. Esse1 County. % were
b hs 0esysf
rsn. siter sAsy SsS sSef min .
f Birfett bowled we'll for the winning team,
took 5 for 4. Double figures were contributed
Ii sess. s'e L ov. ot dsses xd
Tor Q wickets; Yonkers. IS.
IN b2ssFsa
contest the former won by the narrow mar
gin OF runs. The totals were: Brooklyn
Juniors, %: New York Veterans. 81.
The Colonialss. known until recently as the
Bernudans, gained an easy victory over the
Kings County St.. George team by 40 runs.
The feature Of the game. was the bowling
ners. The former captured 9 wickets for
is runs and the latter for 10. The totals were:
Colonlals, "a: Kings County st. George. IS.
Mammalian II. and West Indian b teams
PLAYED In the B section of the association
and again the colored cricketers had the upper
| hand
| feature and he had a large share In the success
| OF his side. After batting in good style for
| So runs he captured wlckets without having
tens did some especially good bowling end
| captured wckets for rs run. and succeeded
| in doing the hat trick. The totals: West
| Indian B. li5: Manhattan H., "a.