New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-03

Two games were played In the second
section Of the Metropolitan League dt
Prospect Park yesterday, the teams Oh
the Bensonhurst and Brooklyn clubs OPP
uosing each other. while Manhattan piayeo
Prospect Park. The former game resulteu
in an easy victory for Brooklyn WHICH
quickly disposed of the Bensonhurst players
for 81 and then ran up 163 for nine "icA-
cts This result was mainly due 10 the
good bowling of ". NASSAU, VINO TOOK
five wickets at a cost of II runs. while
p. A. Corbin captured one for IL. w KING
was in good batting trim for the winners
making top score of the match with a o.
not-out score while Q. Smith contributed
q, Corbin %, NASSAU 20 and F. K. waiter
IL The only double figure men on the
Bensonhurst team we're G. H. Walrond,
with II, and G. Gautier, with TO-
Another one-sided contest was the result
of the Prospect Park game, the
former winning handiy by a score OF 155
for nine wickets to 30. Good batting form
was shown by some of the Manhattan
players, z. Citizens heading the team with
80, while G. Wright contributed %, j. NJ.
McGufle 17-not out and G.. E. Taylor II,
W. Burrows II and A. F. Brooks 10. Not
one Of the Prospect Park team could make
any Sldllu whatever against INC -fAc4AlIe'N
tan trundIng, their highest individual tally
being 7, although ]. E. Gillette met with
the most success at bowling, securing three
wickets for % runs. -=-=--
Kings County was scheduled to meet the
Paterson team at Prospect Park, but as
the Jerseymen failed to come the Kings
County played an eleven of the Prospect
Park Club. The latter won. Kings County
batted first, running up S. to which F.
Rentoul contributed Is, while F. Gautier
added 49, J. e Gillette proved a tower of
strength to the Prospect Park team, run
ming up a not-out score of 80 at bat and
having the splendid bowling analysis of
nine wickets at the small cost OF 20
Double figures were also added by J.
Tanks, A Reid and j. Holt. For the Kings
County team F. Gautier took four wicketS
for 42 runs. The totals were: Kings County
B, go: Prospect Park B. III for seven
At Bay Ridge the Crescent Athletic Club
team had much the better of the game
against Kings County, but the result goes
on record draw, as only eight of the
visitors had been disposed of when time was
called, r. Clendenning was top scorer for
the GreSce 5si with l not.out IT,, innings OF
by w. Bonnar, J. Q. P Humphreys. H c..
Herlset and L. Beling. ]. P. Stuart made
the individual record as a batsman for
Kings County, with not-out innings of 49,
and received support from H. Meyer. with
an innings OF ~ - " F. Jackson and Meyer
were: Crescent Athletic Club. 155: Kings
County, 81 for wickets
The West Indians defeated the Colonials
at Prospect Park, with a score of 90 against
So. For the West Indians the double figure
men were: l. Boxill. q; S. Alleyne, II. and
F. Kinds, II, while NJ. s. Mapp scored 10
for the Colonials. S. Alleyne took wick
cts for 10 runs, and Kinds . for II for the
winners, while for the CoIonials A. Mascall
took for "a and A. Hewitt for 81.
Team B of the West Indian Club, met
defeat at the hands of the Spartan team
at Prospect Park by IS runs, the scores
being 101 and 46. J. Titley played well for
At. while A. Collins and S. Paris added L
each and J. Branch IL for the winnin z
team, while for the West Indians A. Gage
and F. Taylor contributed dozen apiece
a nd 2, Dudley II. not out.