New-York tribune., 1908-06-21


A Lowell played exceedingly we'll for Il Hos1nes
was the performer with the ball for Columbia
Oval. taking wickets for q runs. and H. A smith
took the other two wickets at a cost Of rs runs
The follows
COLUMBIA OVAL
4 Doysy. CHALLENGER. Foyer y i
G 1h@TRs Esc6Sa 5rfSs R9shton
A Hoskings. Brown Lowell =
4 wbehorne. c H. Foyer. b Rushton- ---..-..-' q
E Turviiie. Brown. Rushton i,
Total ...........-..........-..-...152
BROOKLYN.
]. Poyer Hoskings. e
A. Brown. and b Hoskinss
a faTaiI' so O. smith Ioskings 21
T. Il. AoSfs + laurie. '4o H a
R Macpherson nos out
,.,.,., ....................... y
Total 6 Rodgers and H. Rushton did bat
The Manhattans scored easy victory against
Bensonhurst in the league game at Ulmer farh'
,,;nnino b1, margin of 4s runs the first innings
The home team, batting first. was disposed OF Ior
ss runs only F. s. Sergeant and E A W. Murray
getting into double figures. F. F. Kelly had re-
n,srkable success with the ball. obtaining six
vickets for II runs. F. J. Prendergast led the
batsnen with o. and doubles were contributed ny
H A Oxenham, T. J. O'Reilly and F. r hehy-
The Bensonhurst eleven went in again and. mainly
owing to good batting on the part of F. 4 street
who ran up a not out scored 50 for seven "lchels
TIL. first innings totals were: Bensonhurst' 90
Manhattans 81.
t,t,s. County made a poor showing IN the league
game at Prospect Park against Yonkers and was
badly beaten by margin OF q runs fonkers
went over the hundred mark. top scoring oelng
done by J. Gildea In innings of q H Loner'
A. R Smith j. Ciriffiths and A Gregson were seen
to advantage with the bat. but Smith and j.
Critchlow were the heroes Of the occasion. ooth
doing phenomenal work with the ball. each OBTAIN
ing wickets and Critchlow only having runs
scored against him The totals were: Yonkers'
103; Kings County, 30
Two remarkably close finishes. including ne
uars ri.nessed at the Prospect Park Parade
Grounds Yesterday. The tie occurred In the gsrne
between the Prospect Park Cricket Club ana tne
West Indians. The former scored III, ana tnls
MAS eousIIed when the last West Indian wicket
went down Doubles were scored for the Prospect
Park team by G. Smith. Is: G. Bliss. IL: l. FoEle'
10 and J. Barrow. 10 For the West Indians X
Idlley was not out for %. J. J. Burke contributed
u and c. Hunt, Il.
second section game in the Metropohtan DIS
trict Cricket League series. between the Benson
hurst Field Club and the Manhattan seconds. at
the Parade Grounds. had a most exciting terInlna-
ton hut ended in a draw when the Manhattans.
with three wickets IN hand and three runs 10
make were on the point OF winning AT this Junct-
ure the umpire called time in the middle Of an
over On the strength of this decision the Man
hattans may protest the game
TIL. Crescent Athletic Club up a big score
against an eleven Of the Manhattans and then dis
posed of their opponents for small total. winning
the game by lo2 runs. W. F. Jackson was in good
form, and scored go H. J. Charwood followed with
ao r T Johnstone contributed % and ". D. Walker
was not out for II. Jackson and w Bonner bowled
In good STYLE the former taking five wickets for II
runs and the latter five for q z. Nelson did the
best batting for the Manhattans and H V. latter
sail did the best bowling.
The New York Veterans travelled TO Upper Mont
clair and tried conclusions with the Bellevue team.
taking them into camp by a score Of 126 to iS
The Paterson eleven defeated by the o.
n T eleven in a league game at Branch Brook
Park. Newark The winners made 6S, H Holden
scoring 20 and B. Benson IL The latter captured
seven wickets for Is The Paterson eleven
totalled SO, of which ]. Ridgley contributed 10.
Newark won the league game against Paterson
at the latter place in of the section games
S. Livingstone scored Is and took three wickets for
II runs, while NJ. Bate captured seven wickets for
s runs and scored 10 with the bat. J. Nelson took
four wckets 10 for Paterson which totalled
81 against Is for Newark
The West Indians beat the Union County team
at Waverly n. J., by a total of 12 to "A 5.
Aueyne and H Alexander both batted and bowled
WELL while for Union County D. A. Gibson did
the best work in both departments.
tie game resulted in the meeting between
Hudson County and Columbia Oval reserves at
Williamsbridge. each side getting 81. c. Spence
did the best batting of the game, with 81 for
Hudson County. while E. Phillips captured four
Wickets for s for Columbia Oval
Four games were contested at Van CortIandt
Park Yesterday afternoon. chief of which the
NJ d. c. L. championship game between the Kings
County Cricket Clubs second team and Team
of the Yonkers Cricket Club Yonkers by the
score of 40 TO 80.
Team Of the West Indians defeated the eleven
Of the New York Adults School totals of 72 to
So Good scores made by c.. Roberts. %. and
E. Odlum. 1S. for the West Indians.
The Oriental Cricket Club from the Bronx
United Cricket Club by the OF 95 to 81. Top
scores were made for the winning team by Steven
son and Davis. each of whom tailed 10 Captain
NJ Butcher added 16- On the other side the high
scores contributed by C. Halsworth and t-
Sland. each of whom Tailed IL
Ry the score of 90 TO 40. the Central Cricket
Club won from the steamship Carmania- W. Snow
hitting out for good score of % for the winners
On the losing side w. Cording contributed Is.
NEW HAMPSHIRE OFF FOR PANAMA.
With three hundred marines on board bound for
the Isthmus OF Panama TO relieve the forces now
on duty In the canal zone. the United States bat
tleship New Hampshire sailed from the Brooklyn
navy ward Yesterday afternoon The New Hamp-