The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-25
CRICKET.
Staten Idanders Beat Brooklyn Wanderers
Other Chan,pi pnshin Reaults.

-Ohor championship Results.
The orloketers OF New York had busy
time yesterday. At Prospect Park five
championship matches were brought of In
the series Of both the Metropolitan League
and tho New York Association. Fsa' - o..
The chief contest Of the day was the game
between tho Brooklyn Wanderers and Team
A OF Staten Island The former were
defeated In low scoring game. Batting
first. the Wanderers found c. H. Clarke and
+. f. Kelly almost unplayable. and only two
men reached double figures j. 4. Simpson
and H. Rushton. E
Clarke excelled at both departments OF the
game. and his record for the game "a wickets
for 81 runs and ~ made at the bat 10 one OF
the best things done this season. Kelly's
figures were wickets for 10. Z. H. j.. Stein
thai and J. w. Toone both batted we'll for
Staten Island and added 10 and II not out,
respectively. The bowling honors for the
Wanderers were shared by W. Bonnar and
J. Wood,iwho captured most OF the wicksts
between them. The totals: Brooklyn Wand
erers. 90: Staten Island A.. o..
Tho Brooklyn Nomads and the Kings
County St. George clubs met. and victory
went to the former eleven. W. b. Scale
baHed splendidly for the winners and ran
up SO before he was disposed Of A. Corbin
added Is and e. P. Greenidge 10.
The st. George men failed at the bat, and the
entire team was out for 80. Three men. how
ever. made nearly all the runs on the side.
j. 8. Mahon. ]. P. Stuart and G. T. Toddings
with scores Of 10. 10 and 10. respectively.
A. Corbin came out as bowler and proved
find. his record being wickets for three
runs. The totals: Brooklyn Nomads. 90:
Kings County st. George. So
Staten Island Team b played the Kings
County team and both elevens batted ex-
oeedlngly we'll. the former eventually win
ming by "a runs and wiokets to spare. Top
score was made by A. g. Laurie. who hit
hard for 81; and r. W. X. Powell. with ~.
D. G. Humble with 49, not out. and s. 4. q.
Cook. with ~. all played well.
For Kings County H. c. Smart ran up SO.
and double figures were added BY E. B. Reece.
A. b. Lewis and G. Gautier. None OF the
bowlers had exceptional figures. The totals
Kings County. l2s: Staten Island B Team.
1877 for wiokets.
By the slim mars gin Of one run the Thistles
defeated the eleven OF the o. n. T. Cricket
Club at the Prospect Park Parade Grou nds
yesterday In . championship game OF the
New York Cricket Association. There was
considerable excitement among the players
at the 81 ose however. owing to discrepancy
OF single run between the bowling analysis
Of the o. N. T. score and that Of the other
tally sheet. The main scores shown the
runs OF the batsmen agreed on A as the total
for tho Thistles as against 4s for the o, n. T.
Nevertheless. tho captain OF the Jersey
club protested and insisted that the matter
beG5e th esl ,s. 81 ehs
pant In the game on the side Of the Thistles,,
Which r. ihp't protest viii be heard 70 compii-
gate mater. further. the ThIs.le. e., captain
permitted 10 take his inning. Hal Holden
@f E G ar ee' t.llsa 10 for the Th,.e.
Parks took I'VE wickets at low cost for the
Paterson sent a team to Elizabeth. N. j.
series q The nv Yo5k cricket s. A;s:oei.,on
and won a low scoring contest ~ sixteen
r. ~ e e. ssss ssS @Ss Il and ss
for : runs, Fqr Union 2 County. i; =; Cod 4;
and disposed OF six men between them: The
totels; Paterson. co. Uni9n County, So
Van The Ms pan .nd tho 81
md wHHs. to p.. BE- f Ses
rh h,oxled Wen and TOOK wicket. fol. 10
runs. For YonkeIs r. Edmondson was the
9HS sns 70 dHSRs wi
Team B Of the West Indian cricket Club
es' u ame Ps1ade
Grounds. the game being the second section
Of the New York Cricket Assocstion. and
winning side was high man With ,:7; o,her
iiams, u. and J Withey. II Whitney also
eXceed with the ball. being credited with
wickets for runs. while Montouth took
? for it, T. Rafferty, was responsible for five
Of tho West Indians wckets ar cost of 81
nuns =,
A surprise WIS encountered At NeWark n
teams The home players beat the visitors
in a low scoring game by the narrow margin
Of 5 runs after an exciting finish. The bowling
Of Livingston and Bates for the winners and
Brkett and shay for CoImoin Ov Hn, Was
double figures in, batting, Tho totals
Co umhia Oval. 3e: Newark. Al,
Manhattan went to Branch Brook Park
TO play against Fssex County and defeated
their opponents in the championship series
by ii runs A. Slade and A Backus put
on so runs for The frs, wicket and the htst
before he Vas bSwlr So aat C. Herbert Fs and
County T. Gilbert and 4. n stTa.ford each
Z xriol for q A