The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-21
CRICKET.

the cricket field on Saturday and several SUR
prises were furnished 10 enthusiasts In the
days doinss. A good schedule had bean
arranged and tho Metropolitan League and
the New York Cricket Association had cham
picnshln game. played In both their ser!es.
The chief game Of the day was tho league
contest At Livingston. staten Island. be-
teeen the Brooklyn Eomads and the staten
island Team A. .,
This resulted In an easy victory for the
homo team BY IS runs In the first innings. :,
The splendid work with both bat and ball
Of C. Howell Clarke and NJ. r. Cobb was re-
sponsible for this good showing and rarely
have these two players acquitted themselves
better In q cricket game. Clarke captured
7 wickets for 20 runs and scored 20 with the
bat, and Cobb. In addition to making top score
with Sc. took Q wiekets in the two lnntngefor
q total Of ~ runs.
d. @. Humble also excelled with the ball
and his 4 wickets were obtained at cost
J, e. Cook hs It'd in correct style .,,i for
Of j. II. Tsttersall. who captured wickets
t carb IN toot wi Sis FOR and L. Poysr
! for 10. The totals: Brooklyn Nomads. &c.
and 5, for wlokets staten lsa1d Team I'm, A. x. VI;
eievens proved to be very, exciting. the lin
h' ,ydssns w NyorR re % ss Woa@ IN both
departments Of the game was, the feature.
for after bowling In splendid style and tak!ng.
a total Of II. Great credit Is due also to A,
Brown. who, although q sick man. carried carried
the score from Il to Is f9r the third wi MieS
three wckets down for q slump set in and tho
remaining six men added put 2 runs 1an F or
Knsss GHu4it and Reese xhS
Curtis Hs and J. Maelennan with the ball were
latter three for it, The totals Kings County
"a. Brooklyn Zngari, H.
W, II sm to p10snsst pf5a
game nsa' and vere defeated in an interesting
STRUGGLE by IS runs. The unusual feature
e Ss v zane a ssns she
defeat largely owing to bad judgment In
F. Hnds With 70 were the nsinstsys in ths
Soss 5sa sssa SS Bsaa. i lI
Visitors, but these two proved to be the only
70 SSmOf fhs ,h se.s
The Msnhattans scored an easy win in their
association game with Yonkers at Prospect
For rH tho he'll home team FOOD 6sttIns, on the part
S.1 3 Kay With A .o ssdiy T. Graz sSd and
rssn but u. oSHl Feature
s sso sSSt veil Ssf AZ
ss T. r. qsss. s w os. Ea' Ne s:ss
'.pH no ss eS Snas suffered defeat a. the band.
man nam on each side succeeded In scoring double
s.7e; Dssn eo %sk * o IS S os ceume
bcwI.d ven for colamSis oval viz Respect
ys 4osssg q odaapd
Perkins , for IS. The totals were: Union
The Klngs County st; George team had q.
& 70 won e' zdsm BY q mtn s. v msd
J: Vaughan With 70 and I; Vaughan and e F:
R Ri,sm c xsn - st. sac3 ssS pH Wams
With TO- did the best batting, The totals were:
Kings County Ut. George. so: spartan G. e..
~ M .Es a1 II. and Yorker. H. engaged in
an assocat 81 game seedtIon at vs Nan
1sstsd in victory or the
three runs, The bowlers had all the adj
vantage in this game and good figures ever, were
with Ave .wIckets for is runs and I. McGufhe,
for H. E9r .nd 9ker spaSses sad
showing at the bat for tie winning side was
while battles contributed II. Fergenson.
with 10, was the only double figure scorer for
the losers. The totals: Manhattan H.. ~;
Newark defeated the o. y. Y. team at
Branch Brook Park by, IS nuns. the splendid
pished the hat trick proving too much
for the other side Holden also DISTINGUISHED
himself with the ball and eaptursd 4 wiGkets
Essex County played the Thistles at Branch
Brook Park. Newark. and won BY 2s runs;
with the bat He scored IS not out The
At Van Cortlandt Park-Brooklyn. ~;
Camerons, Is.