New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09

KINGS COUNTY.

In
Richmond County. AT Prospect Farh' the
innovation in regard to bowling ten pdHs
70 an over was tried and met with rnarhe'
success. The game was not hnisheo' o"-
inc 10 late start, but the brooklShs Ha'
considerably the better Of the Gra"' 4hey
u,ort N the bat first and thanks 10 5000
hating OH the part Of j. l.. Foyer, H. -
NJ Browne Il. Macpherson and ;. Butter
ala ran IN a score OF 164 for six wickets
before declaring.
THE league game in the second section
botveen Manhattan and Kings county, az
prosract PARK. resulted in victory roi
Jarbattan nv n margin of S3 runs N
- Tewsum. J. NJ. MacCfuffie. q. f. Brad
I'm, Naher and T. l.. Foghill all scored
,a,,bIos on the winning side, while G,
n.arol,er for Kings County. played capi'
IN. for % The bowling figures: @. T.
,ra,.,or four for : : Bradshaw, two for y;
Az Williams. two for 10, and +. c. Hemut
,uo for Of. The totals: Kings County, oSi
Manhattan, 96.
The West Indians took the Spartans into
camn at Prospect Park by margin OF 90
runs The game was noteworthy Tor ms
bovlire performance by w Shepherd, VINO
had seven wickots for II runs, only T. Fhl''
Inns withstanding his deliveries successfully.
ON the winning side. J. Hollingswortn
scored 81. c. Armstrong followed with 81,
y,hiIe q Jervis scored Il and A. Kinds was
nat ont for IS. The totals: West lndians'
1876; Spartans, 30.
drawn game resulted in the encounfef
between the Jamaicans ard the west M
dian Veterans at Prospect Park, the former
eleven totalling l0j and the latter scoring
At for nine wickets when time was Called
Gordon. Waite and Stevenson batted well
for the Jamaicans. while Jeppe did the
hest hating for the other side A Gags
cantured seven wiclIets for 81 and was
mainly responsible for the Veterans score
being kent as low as the century mark.
The Colonlals ran up 100 for seven WICK
cts before declaring, and then disposed oi
five of the Newark players for 90 runs IN
tbe game at Prospect Park. which ended
I'm -, draw H. Best did some capital DAY
ting for the Colonals in an innings or ~
Nine games were in progress at one TINA
al the Van Cortlandt Park grounds. Low
scoring ensued in most of them and close
finishes were the order of the day. The
Columbia team beat the New Rochelle
team by two runs. with totals or 50 10 81.
Halbrook captured six wickets Tor ~ runs.
Boswell took four Tor Ii ana d. huiit was
top scorer with Is.
The Camerons defeated Yonkers by
twelve runs, the winners making 81 and
tho losers running up T.. Sinclair, with 20
and A. r. Smith and +. Mahabar. with 10
apiece. did the best batting, WHILE Walsh.
with five for 10, and McArdle, four Tor
Is, had good bowling figures
The New York Adult team ran up
against Mount Vernon, and then disposed
of their opponents for the meagre total OF
: J. Peckham took four for "a, Clark
captured three wickets without beins
scored on, while i. Hawkeswell, w. Pratt
and NJ. Homes each made IL.
The Bronx United scored Il and the
Anglo-Americans scored 10. i. Foote took
Two for and f. Brophy captured four
for for their respective sides.
Columbia declared after running up o. foi
| three wickets. but were unable to get all
of the rBritannlas out when time was
called. and the game ended In draw
| J. Seignior scored A, not out, while j
Gellitte bowled well for four wickets for y
| runs The Britannia total was 81 for eight
wickets.
| The Wanderers scored Ill and defeated
the Hawkes. team by G. runs. A. Lewis an<
Gibson BOWED well. and Swift and SstaS
] uan did the best batting,