The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
CRICKET.
station Island Boats Brooklyn Zingari
Other LOcsi Games.

Unusual interest was displayed in the
| cricket games played In this vicinity yester-
day. and some important contests were de-
cded which will affect the final results In the
championship games OF the Metropolitan
League and the New York Cricket AssoCla-
tlon. Tho most important was the Meeting
at Livingston between staten Island Team
| A and the Brooklyn Zingari eleven. which
resulted in victory for the home players by
| 90 runs The contest was much closer. how
ever, than these figures would indicate. for the
winning hit was not made until after the eighth
wicket had fallen.
+. A. w. Ireland al A. J. G. Cook made
the stand Of the day the former scoring 80
and the latter 20 Other scores on the winning
side were +. +, Kelly 2o c. p. Hurditch. Is.
and c. Fl. Clarke. 10. while the last named
captured wickets for 10 runs. and NJ. X. Cobb
o wickets for 40 runs. For the ZinRari team
top score was made by T. j, O'Reilly. who
played well for 81. and A. $. Durrant with ~
c. A. Worm with IL and A. Brown with II oil
made useful contributions. Durrant cap
tured wickets for 40 runs. The totals:
Brooklyn ZingarI, 90; Staten Island Team A.
t%3.
The meeting OF the Kings County and
Staten Island teams at Prospect Park In
the league series resulted in a victory for the
visitors by 80 runs on the first innings.
record was made in this game. the total OF
the home players In their first attempt being
the lowest made in the ehampi onship series
this the 12sa Msa
did the hat trick" and took four wickets
without a run being made Of him. !. .;
p de %efs ths s' fsT rs IF Rsrs
in their Cir second Venture by H. G. Smart, Who
played q meritorions innings for A. The
S s sns and dns nor wsSs
I he Brooklyn Nomads and the Brooklyn
Wanderers played at Prospect lark. and The
margin of, IS runs. For the winners J, l..
Poyer made top score in fautle Ties, inMings
seas ana a. torbn 9sefa ' aontb
tions For the Wanderers the only, man TO
DO ANYTHING with either bat or ball was r.
sids r r" Tree lnninss p :, Ihs Soy s
iyn io EHe s"d i5s Brookyn Wsnderers o.
h club the Ssd Day at q STATEN as ssnd
and defeated The New York Veterans by
?. runs. " j. Gordon and J.; II Outer outer.
while nt batting i. n, Blake SCORED g and
Of TO- The totals we're New York Nete-
rams, 81: staten leland, 80 =, a..
Association game with ESSEX County and
Slossy GO Fan b by u
out; j. 0, Darrell: with IL, and s. g. birkett
s da al 'S Sss fSs" w tY a %ates
batted well for 20 runs and Mas, the Gniy
80 runs, The totals: Columbia Oval. IS for
s wckets: Essex County, ~
Paterson A team journeyed to Prospect Park
to play against the Thistles and won easily
BY ist runs and Tckets to spare Young o
and VI Dodds. " Bunee, r Anderson and
". Eye1all Al made good scores y, H. I Smith
For For the Thisties J. l. Gillette. with 10, was
totals: Paterson A, 1877 for wickets; This
The B teams Of Columbia Oval and ESSEX
coyntyplayed at Branch Brook Park. Newark.
!! rYns i Murphy. VIII q j. Merrill, with
RI Allen. with Is. and G shaw'w!th u, were
h ss oun on hs "1Ins sat h B
, The champions Of the association went to
PLAY afnst the Union es County
and f. s. Xiexsnder was resHou shle icr this
H Ale also bowied in good style and was
helped s the other by s alleypSs me r9y
total Of So The West Indian total was li5, de-
The Manhattan b team and the Mount Yer
non team played at Prospect Park. and
visitors by IA runs. A big score was made
by 6, Stsdman for the vim and he ran w
o. before getting out. A. Thomas added
ia, not OFT and NJ. ,Bartnett 10. For Manhat-
tan ". Battles hit hard for ~. not out, and f.;
Citizens played well for 81. j. Neil added
IS. The totals: Mount Vernon. i2S Manhattan
b. III.
The association game at Branch Brook
Park Newark. between Newark and the Man
battnrs resulted IL victory for the home
team by 9s runs and wickets to spare The
totals Newark. l4l runs for wickets; Man.
hattans, 1903.