New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-16
ON THE CRICKET CREASES
New York Veterans Beat the
BensonhurSt Team.
CRESCENT eleven BEATEN
Atwood's Catch for Kings County
Defeats Prospect Park by
Two Runs-Other News.

Good scoring predominated in most OF the
cricket games played In this Vicinity yes
terday over three hundred runs were
scored In the association contest at uiHer
Park, where the New York Veterans de-
feated the Bensonhurst eleven by margin
Of 50 runs, with three wickets to spare.
The batting OF A. Brown and the bowling
of +. +. Kelly contributed largely to TINS
result. Brown ran up the high score Oh
the game In a hard hit innings of Sc, while
Kelly bowled splendidly and was rewarded
with a record of seven wickets Tor sS runs.
The score follows.
Bcnsonhurst-G. Evelyn. standfast. Kelly,
0; f. S. Franklin. Kelly. 0: y. 3. Kence'
c. Z. Marshall. L; Bretz. b Kelly, 2! =. r.
Blades. Beiing. Hayman. 80; F. A. Sarlean.'
b Kelly, %; G.. Delyalle, Standfast, hehs,
is; II. Rose not out. 8; G. Gautier. BcIing 5;
extras. s; total. lar. ,,.,,,,
5: A. Brown. q. Evelyn. b Blades. SO; +; J.
Prendergast. run out 10 5. Deane. A. Evs'y ~
saTe@nt IS s:rt.a5 r. Sey B Bens Rsee e.
~: G. W Hayman. not out, Z; ]. 3. Bretz, not
out s: extras. 10; total q wickets). l!e
f. c. Kaye and l.. T. Bretz did not bat
The battling Of j. L. Poyer was the feat
ure Of the league game at Prospect Park
between the Brooklyns and the Manhattans
owing to lack of time. draw was regis
tered but so well did Poyer bat that he ran
I'D not out innings of 6S out OF III runs
made by his side before the innings was
declared closed at the fall OF the seventh
wicket. r. Macpherson was the only other
| batsman to combat successfully the bowl
ing Of p. Adamson and T.. s. Hall. who capt
ured three for 80 and two for 80 respect
lively.
The score follows:
Brooklyn L. Poyer. not out. as: A. Lowell.
! | W, Hall, .; r. Macpherson. Tattersai,. D
! siah. C Oxenham, Adamson, s. :. Butterheld, b
| Adamson. %; A Tyrrill. Adamson. U; {. ~
| Tunley. Tyers, 1; extras, 20. Total declared
- Manhattan%J. IT, TattersalI. b j. Poyer. /;
H. Tyers. c Browne Meyer - p nasInsoni
! r. Shaw, st Tyrrll. b Rushton. IA, {. NJ BacK-
hall not out 3; W. II. Stiles. b Rushton' r.;
Drisco Meyer Z extras 81 ICiai a S;S'f
! s Hall did not bat
A sensational finish. I'm which the Kings
County eleven defeated the Prospect Park
eleven at the Parade Grounds by the small
margin Of two runs, was accomplished by
a fine catch on the part Of r.. j. ATWOOD.
The Kings county eleven nl'ue a Da,' S't 49, -
six wicketS gong down ior 90 "'''' ~,
the lallenueis PlaS'u Wy ~
reached was 49, Of which number H. H.
Williams scored 81 and ii. Williams q
When the last man ~en' - '. - ,..ara
runs were heeueu' anu '' hr,u,ar,I,.
scoreu peioie $50, pa,r, team lost
c"ush'' ""U
by two runs.
The score IoHo"S'
Kmgs COUNTY; g "auJ'e,' ,,orii q. r. \,
EHs; II D., ;, Man'" ''I wis. h clark, ::
e. Woodlock. Barrow, Clark. o; L. X, VIII.
Jams, c lial i','r o. " a. Atwood. not out.
~; J. d. Maclennan. and b CLARK. 10: q. W.
Barnes clark. Q; eXTas' o. M Nam run
ont. 3; q. Gillette. Barnes. Gaut.er' b. w
Huggins b Crooke, TO- D. o. i'1 pap"ss 10. J.
| Ualliwen b Crooke, o: II. Clark not out -
! w, b. Ellis / h ". Barnes :; n, l.'
smith, Barnes' 70 ibaHIe. . Atwood. b eau
tier 6; extras IS. Total. ll3.
A. .ooo,,a saction Of
! 49,. ,,,,,,,o oa,iee at Prospect Park between
.ne ,o"e r,,oo,,l,,r was registered.
MdIiat'd" "''O -. 40. ton scorer
foi hahiia''"'' - 49,, .o.oi u.oe III for
with 80. Inc pIoohiS" ..a, rs ,-7
| three wickets. Manhattan 'o'''
The crescent A.iie'io -. eleven
defeated by the hichiiioi'u -. % .i,,
at West New Brighton Wy mo- I1ou
wickets. On the "i,',.ilo ~ Escohal
A. Hoskings' D. NohNi'o ..ir ,
and w. Radtoru uiu o"pi'"- r,., ,.,,h
Simpson was top scorer ioi
IS, and doubles were
Townend. 4. Baxter ana W. T. Jachso'i'
| Tho totals: Crescents, l20; Richmond Coun-
~ 1913. for four wickets
Al Livingston, Staten Island, low scor-
ing game between the Staten Island team
and the Commonwealth team resulted in a
victory for the home eleven by margin
Of % runs. f. II. l.. Steinthal played well
for the winners in an innings of %, while
NJ r. Cobb captured five wickets LOT %
runs.
The unusual occurrence Of tie was seen
at West New Brighton In the game be-
tween Bensonhurst and the New YORK Vet
GRAMS second eleven Each side ran up
exactly 50.
Arotber close game was played al Pros
rect park. the Colonials beating the Spar
tans by one run in a low scoring contest
q Bell and c. f Foster did the best bat
lonials IS; Spartans' o.