The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10

TEtR = FtsfIT ~ gPf4fFD
a0Vf(l Nv ~ NGH AaH

efe aaaFes Playp4 " Ppespeet PafF @feaW
y HlssfeH ~ FauHsfsse atefsVaWa
Fttf ~ WHggsHFssgtHae sHa New 1sffer
we fVsav mHef Nautss PTsfeF
hstyf saastfs 80 sggtusst Nv lHrfi
go gHffFa fssfsTtte fHd ~ lHH tinf Nv fNe
fhfHHf Hff sfiHes ~ ffeig mamhHfa ait
esmes SHINE FfN nv rifrHff eHea fft Wafa
ft4rei ~ rhysTntf rsra tWt HU'H ~ geif4
nHilfH fffeie sH4 49, see fHfH fHHtff
tssHls'i1n bFi rrutes's w 'asiF ehsmriou
shtr ssfifs
fossttiy M sfss,ss, Irsetsss ~ HssNia
me fsssts ssHse ~ nftreh nfaat rffH
NeWffR. ytsfe ne uHrsfiaif steven stief
tsinef fsfm \ NJ nfrHstrh
fhs Vififtff %eNmriefelf Ntffifrei M
hHf1e ieam AMI sHn sgFiiy tv = nafsln N
~ fnnf HVsf ieei1firs theif lnntHga Inset
Nhsu stt siHHe's hat ftiisn Power
tas IN fpe h4'ilns mNod tnd ran ur ~ No,
6' ir tutrs sftsf 10 M The Nevlefa ~
~ rsffs " ne fett atd inelrdri IN hs frHfs
wefr ~ nvet fNf seven fNtft " nuahtpn
boslei splendtiiv and c%fp'rfrh ~ tieNets
~ = cua1 W runs anig. thile y aeEle AMI
7 N taUefFqtt eaeh sgt lnto dnuhls Haufss
Fof Norieisif " & Nefman e%teeilei hath
vim bar and hail esfiina " not out sod -.
curing four sichets Tor " runs The iStsia
hroohiyn. Team A, IA declared for sis
Wiekefei Monecislr, ~
Manhattan and Brooklyn n wese ptted
against each either A. rfospert Pam ne
league championship cont~'t and tho Man
hattans Won rather eaAiIy. = parsus kept
up his recent good work. and scofed a. not OUT,
W Adam ba'ted In good style for ~. which
A CieaveP and A. Bsckus aot into double
figures n ! Dandy did the beat bowling
and captured -four wiokets for n runs. For
tho loeinR side tho batting NJ = u Challenger
and 2 0ternidse vas the feature The
former scored 40 by correct methods, and the
latter vas not out for 10 g g France added
~, while 4 Lowell obtained the best bowling
figures. The totals Manhattan. i7a declared
for four wioke'sI, Brooklyn D. 10
An association game at Proepect Park that
was responsible for some heavy scoring
was that Of the Thistles and Columbia oval.
The visitors collared the bowling and passed
the second century for the loea Of only three
wickets. h Kortlans played a remarkable
innings for 10 not out. which total was nearly
reached by A Deane. who scored 81 before
he was bowled. The best bowling was accom-
plished by y. Curtis and D.. G. Birkett. who
captured -four for q, and three for u. re-
specify ely. Not a man scored doubles for the
Thistles. A. Burt getting highest figures.
with 7 not out The totals. Thistles. 81.
Columbia Oval, 2l9 for three wickets.
Another heavy scoring game was the
! Bound Brook and Brooklyn c fixture at Pros
peot Park. F. J. Prendergast found the weak
bowling OF the Brooklyns to his liking and
ran up 1871 not out by heavy hitting. This Is
the first century scored in the league second
series. C. Smith aptured 5 wickets for IA
runs and scored 81 with the bat and 4. j.
Gray was not out with is when stumps were
Brook, iii for S wickets.
The Manhattan second eleven easily beat
the Paterson u team at Prospect Park. chiefly
patiently for A. and the all round work, OF Z.
l +; ei n1s e. w Well { faPs 81 Ys + E,Stf,s p fE1 %
did the best batting Tor Paterson, The
totals: Paterson B. 50; Manhattan H.. 1872
Essex County and the o. y. T, eleven played
an association game at Branch Brook Park.
by a margin of 40 runs. 4, Rice and L., Brier-
ley were, the best batters on the Winning
team TSa With scores fssax q do1 ~ ana p u o. re ST Ss
lamsbEidss, between the New YORK Veterans
opponents and winning rather easily by u
rpns: with 5 w i,d. d to sPat re b, Th ers, were ere
New Workers. were all dismissed for - runs,
due mainly to the deadly bowling Of r.. V,
cost Of IS runs. G.. ". Barnes went in last for
New York. but made things lively for q total
Of q runs not oyt; s: Z; LOVE- Tb. o5Sn ni6g ed
spectively. enabled the Jerseymen. to win
cts. Six Of these fell 70 the bowling of Barnes.
who allowed but 81 runs in return, The
total: New York Veterans. 81; New Jersey
Veterans. % for 7 wickets.
Team B Of the Columbia Oval Club had no
diniculty in winning its game in the Associa,
team os az RiiiIamsbr serses a fRe %SisI h t We're e
frst at bat and we're all retired for 70. Of which
y: GqPpe contributes II; For Olympia ib1 6da
splendidiy. He went in first and was not out
VIZ IS e his credit, , Z dpd9iIljps played ", Tsli
% fer b % and fod Il; ? P %iEcRsts sf fas 8 runs 'S; for on 3 RSMfI!as,
foT q runs, and Y; sSsw foT IS The tfoials;
Yopkers, ~; Columbia Oval b. ioS FOR
At Prospect Park. a drawn game resulted
from G0nn, the 1a meetj 4 n Of fa tas s 81 the ia and h! Fop
sore Sc INV was = G made by Tb 4 ? 3. y Read ad TttH q e
lbs With 10 not out, did the best batting
ior the spartans The tStals: Hinge County
B ,f H.; s gss6sIa,ts if0f game miskf sstween Union
County and Yonkefs rses"ised in a victory for
Ionkers by a margin Of II runs 4. R. Smith
and II. o. Goddard scored II for Union County;
some creditable bow ling was accomplished
By tSr e91 n,n sid Ies 81, S% MInh sst.ln whi f,sh B. = F'eGk ods
ffSFd tS eaHl.GTYe on sS so %: Z t I3e &c County iGs;Ss 20 seam,
ve Ths S sinsie 1siande as fGliS Tissst " N1 %5isS
was noteworthy for a century scored by
c. p. Hurditch. whose totol reached 100
when stumps we're drawn. For the single
men p. E. Bousfeld reached 20 and 4. Van
LAR added 10. The totals, Single. 10; Married
An exciting finish was witnessed at Van
Cortlandt Park. where the Cnmerons beat
game in the second section by 8 runs. The
bowlers obtained all the advantage. and
Lamar and Sinclair for the, winners and
Stedman for the. visitors had excellent
figures. The totals: Camerons, IS; Mount
Vernon, IS.
SYRACUSE CREWS.
Men Who VIII Represent the University