The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-31
CRICKET.
BrookIyns and ThistIes Score Heavily In
Prospect PARK

BrOOklyns and Thistles Score Heavily In
Prospect Park
There was exceptionally big scoring seen
in the Brooklyn and Thistle Metropolitan
Cricket League game at Prospect Park.
The Brooklyns ran up the SCORE to 27s before
declaring, of which A. Brown contributed
70, J. l.. Foyer played well for 81, g. Macpher-
son was not out for -, made mostly by bound
airy hits. and W. F. jackson contributed rs.
The Thistles were disposed Of in one hours
playing time through the successful DO Wiling
Of H.. Rushton and H.. Foyer, the former
taking 6 wickets and the latter taking 4 wick
cts at q cost of 10 runs apiece. Z. White
played very steadily and was the only man to
reach double figures for the ,Thisties. The
totals Brooklyns. 27o. declared for 0 wickets;
The Metropolitan Lea que game at Living
ston. Staten Island, between the Staten
Islanders and Kings County resulted in an
overwhelming victory for the champions, the
+. II. spooner was In fine form with the bat
and played the bowling with confidence.
NJ. r, Cobb was the best man in the bowling
line, his s wiokets costing "a runs, while r. A.
W, Ireland captured 3 for II. Totals-Staten
Island, 2I1: Kings County. 80. and 1877 for
The Metropolitan League game in the
S ss0sn and seT Thisi Iss, w een w Sos Z By ye the B 81 eEGSR.
on the frst innings. W |. King was TOP
scorer lInd Oh buu ut hUu NJ ID v NlTNUHlN
decided the game b., staying together when
al q low eSb; The totals-Thistle b. 80
SP The g Columbia Oval eleven easily defeated
the Menhattsns With a SCORE of lle for =
seen in the game. B.. KortlanE heading the
list for the winners with q not out innings
OF Sc. Fol, Manhattan j. TatterSail scored
The Manhattan II. eleven had to submit
to defeat at the hands Of Columbia oval B
lea% a sith rTHsRo s. f II. stiles III for %s tSe losers 81 Is
innings Of 80, which was che highest scored IN
Columbia Oval b. 20.
The Montolsir eleven were disposed of for
he Prospect Park team at Prospeet Pars'
u. J, Loughton and J. E, Gillette, who Gap
clair. u: Prospect Park. III. 'T'tAN' MONT
In a fun two innings game at West wood,
mads Of Brooklyn the visitors were returned
Zee ii.S'R batl sS Well a iPfs o4 4 and ~ e q, T H. 4. f n 4;
runs, and H. C.. Hertslett captured I for Z.
u. {. Dearfe was the only man for West Wood
10 tOtais c0% NSmsds s"y q, and ~ g. M SSe SS5; Tbs ss
Richsrdson, playing for the New York
Park, did some remarkably nne work With
the ball Ills record was J wiokets for 10
runs ana ne suoceeded In capturing I wlckets
and look 2 Nickets for ~ runs. while for
YonkerS u. ,McArdle. II. Eayers and i. Chris
tie did well IN both departments. The totals.
Ny. Veterans, ~ Workers. rs.
The West Indians Team A ran up taR runs
against Team y at Prospect Park and won
total was itp and T.. Thompson, 7. Montouth.
y. Bird =. Odlum. u, 4. Alexander. Y. Kinds
share In the victory.
The st. Thomas eleven played the 81.
Chrfstophert at Prospect Park and won a
q, O'Eeiil and A. smith for the winners and
". Sergeant for the losing side got into
performed exceptionally With the bali. The
totals: 81, Thomas. 81: -. C~hristopherH, &c.
The game between the Spartsns and the
very close struggle. the FIRST named Winning
BY eight rune, For ths winning aide Kelly