New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
ION THE CRICKET CREASES
Kings County in the Lead TOT
Metropolitan Title.
BENSONHURST TEAM lOSES
Manhattan and Brooklyn Draw
in Easy Batting Match
Other News.


py siena,,v defeating the Bensonnu's'
team Yesterday at Prospect Park the h'"s'
County e,ev.r assumed undisputcd ieao-
ership in the championship series OF Tue
metropolitar league The margin OK VIC
tory was IS runs and to J. ID. Mac'eii"a"
and j. p Stuart with the oa' A..
Cautier with the ball the defeat Oh '"o
visitors was made possible. Mae,e''na"
played capitally for 20. Stuart auicKi! "a"
up n. while Gautier obtained hve "icSe's
for 90 runs. G. f. Marshall sno"ed ~ ''o
best advantage for Bensonhurst IN an nm
ings OF %. and F. A. Sarjeant, L r. blaoes
and G. Evelyn got into the douo'e hs"e
column
The score follows:
Kings County,. Gautler. YORK o -
Eyelyn, IL; J. Mahon. A.. Evslsn, Ross. b
Blades, is; j. D. Macennan. b Gresham o ~
a. Tilbury. b Blades. o: J.. 4. Carey; run on.
o: J. ?. stuart, b Gresham. a.; ~ 10 Psrkes
not out. g: A. r. Lewis. run out, w. o. i"'"'
b W. Reece. 4: extras 2; totai. 10 %.
Bensonhurs,-C F. Marshall. b Gauuer, D..
Lewis. Coulter, 4: A. Evelyn. Gaaue boss g.
F. A. sarjeant. Lewis. Parkes ~: A. noss -
c and Gauter G; q. Evelyn farks , o, 10 :.
G. Delvalie. Parkes. b Gauter 2: q. Harding
Parkes, o. extras. 2; total. 80
The batsmen had altogether the advan-
tage over the bowlers in the game pet"ee"
Brooklyn and Manhattan at Prospect farK'
This was the first meeting Of the two teams
in the league SERIES and both elevens maze
runs easily As result the game goes
on record as draw, Brooklyn decia'i'''
their innings closed at the total OF l63 for
one wicket and Manhattan running up 81
for four wckets before the time limit d.
l.. Foyer and II. A. Meyer put on over
hundred runs in partnership FOR the nrs'
wicket. the latter being sent back with 81
while Poyer was not out for 30 when the
declaration was made
The score follows:
Rrooklyn-J l.. Foyer. not out. -. ~ a
Meyer. White, II Adamson. ~ , Bu,.et ,
not out z extras "a Total i IaScsar' g. Mac
rherson, r. C. N. Browne, A. n. Worm; w.
NASSAU A. f. Tyrril and n Rushton ala no,
Manhattan. II. Tattersall. b Rushton, IN
II Tyers. G Meyer b Rushton. "A: p. Adamson'
h ". , Poyer. |: Il. a. Oxenham. 6 GO bG''T NJ
Blackhall not out. 1; extras II To'aI ~
wicketsl. 81. F.. DrlscolI. \. J. White WI Fur
rows, r. &. Hall and J. ". burroughs did HUI
bat.
The New York Veterans drew close
game with the Crescent a. [. at bay
Ridge in an association game. DR.. Being
was ton scorer for the Veterans In an in
nings of A. while S. b. Standfast ran up
25, and A. Brown played splendidly for 81
Paterson scored their first victory In the
league series. defeating the Prospect PARK
team. on their own crease, by twenty-seVen
runs H. Smith had large share In the
victory by playing a not out innings for
g. and in addition capturing . wickets at
the small cost OF IL runs. He and D.
PendIebury were at the wickets long
time for the winners, and made the most
of their opportunities. J. Halliwell and J.
h. Barrow strove TO avert defeat for their
side and w. b. Ellis bowled well.
Brooklyns easily defeated Manhattan In
the league series, second section. at Pros
pect Park, by score Of 9i declared FOR .
wickets, against 40 made by their oppo-
nents o. Smith made the occasion
memorable by playing a rafting not out
innings for IS. and T. +. Walter hit hard
for o..
Bensonhurst scored a victory over Kings
County in the league series. second sec
ton. at Timer Park by totals OF l6l FOR b
wickets, against IS. J. c. X. Jordan. 80:
G.. Gautier. IS; J. Evelyn, o.; A. r.. Craw-
ford. "a. and II. Evelyn, 2, were all sue
cessful with the bat for the winners.
A team Of the New York Veterans de-
feated the New Jersey Veterans at Pater-
son by totals OF SO for wickets, against
49, For the New Workers, T. Butler ana
W. Keenan, made fine stand. the FORMER
scoring &c and the latter g. Keenan, also
was in evidence with the ball, taking b
wickets for q runs.
Six games were played In the Van Cort-
landt Park grounds. four being In the
league series and two In the association
schedule. The Bronx United beat the
Mount Vernon by totals OF lM against b.
The Camerons defeated the Britannia team
by three runs-totals. co to %. The Co
lumbia Oval eleven took the Anglo Ameri-
cans into camp by totals OF l26 declared
for wickets 10 So. Yonkers ST. George OBJ
tanned the verdict over the Adult School
team by ten runs. the totals being 10 and
Co The Hawkes. Club met defeat in their
game against New York County by totals
OF ll2 for . wickets against -. The Wan
derers defeated the Danish West Indians
by forty runs. the winner making los for 8
wickets and the losers scoring 6S.