New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
ON THE CRICKET CREASES
Crescent A. C. Team Beaten in a
Well Played Game.
KINGS COUNTY SCORES
Good Bowling by Maclennan and
Gautier Brings a Well
Earned Victory.


Although defeated by the Staten Island
club. the Crescent Athletic Club team
rlayed a splendid game yesterday at Liv
ingston. staten Island and managed to re-
main at the wickets until within five min
utes OF the time arranged for drawing
s:umps \ fine catch by NJ. II. Cobb which
disposed of f. r. Hawkins. ended the ar
gument. when indications pointed to the WIS.,
i;ors making a draw. The feature OF th'
game was the partnership of Hawkins viii
j. T. tombstone. the former hitting out II
great shape and amassng 10. forty of which
resulted from boundary hits, while John
stone proved stone wall. Going in hrst
he stayed until the total was 81, although
his personal contribution was only sever
cut of this number.
The score follows:
Staten Island-M. Il. Cobb c Baxter, Jack
son, .. W. +. Keenan,, Humphreys "A; ID. II
l.. Steinthal, Humphreys, ~: J. D. Keenan,
not out. So c. H. Clarke. b Humphreys. o; +.
A. W. Ireland, Hawkins, IL; a. ID. Robinson
, Humphreys, /: II. r. Nico not out, ~; ex-
tras, 10. Total declared. AS r. W r. Pow
ell. Z. II. Ross and G. H. Ledyard did not bat
4 {. w Tounend. c and Cobb. I; W. Bonnar.
b Clarke. 3; II J. Charlwood. Clarke U: w +,
Jackson. Clarke. o; T.. r. Hawkins. and b
Clarke 20; X L. street. run out 1; A. Baxter,
jr h W. b Cobb o: j. O. =. Humphreys. c
]: J. H. Hunter not out. 0: extras, {. Total l01.
Phenomenal work with the ball on the
part Of j. d. Maclennan and Felix Gautier
enabled the Kings County eleven to defeat
the Prospect Park team in league cham
pionship match at the Parade Grounds. by
a margin of 1877 runs. with two wickets to
spare.
The score follows:
Kings County-G. W. Barnes. Ellis. 3; l.. r.
Williams. G Barrows. Bliss 10: r. Crook not
out; &c; +. Gautier, Ellis, "a; J. d. Maclen-
nan run out, ?: \. Tilbury, Charles. 10; j. 5.
Mahon. not out 10: extras, 10; total declared
wickets), lji J. Parkes and p. j. Atwood Old
not bat
Prospect Park-w. Higgins. ! b W, b eau
tier. 4 j. Hawell, Gautier. o; J. b. Bar
row. Atwood, Macennan ?; G. Bliss, b W,
lehman ?. " B. ellis not out. o; II. Mainwar-
ing, Atwood. b Gautier 0. w. +. Charles.
Barnes, Maclennan, 0; extras. g. total H.
The Brooklyn eleven scored a victory at
the expense of the Bensonhurst eleven at
Prospect Park by a margin Of 81 runs, with
six wickets TO spare. The winners. bat
ting first ran up 16l for four wickets be-
fore declaring their innings closed.
The scores follow:
Brooklyn. l. Foyer run out. ca; II. A.
Meyer. C Delvalc, b SarJeant, IL; 5. Butterfeld.
c Marshall. b A. Evelyn. 80; r. Macpherson c
F FSe haf Eycyn sareant "V g. V Extras. 8
total declared for four wickets), 161
Maep6Irson r., u NJ ., BTOw GIG D6 A. hat f.
Bensonhurst-C. +. Blades. Butterfeld. b
Rushton. 30: \. L. Gresham, Macpherson. b
Evelyn. T. II. Foyer 0; c. f. Marshall. j.
POyer b Rushton. 20; J. A. Sarjeant. Rush
tn q + YoTks b W rI III Pog g6I ont II g
Johnson. J. Poyer, o; Hazel J. Foyer. U;
extras Is: total. "a.
4 low scoring game resulted from the meet
Ing of the Paterson and Manhattan teams
in the league championship contest at
Prospect Park. the Manhattans winning
by margin of % runs. The feature of
the game was the bowling Of w. Clarkson,
who although on the losing side, made the
fine record of wickets taken at cost
Of % runs The totals: Manhattan, 81;
Paterson, A.
A close game between the Kings County
and Prospect Park teams resulted from their
meeting at the Parade Grounds in the
league series, second section. Kings Coun-
~ won by a margin of runs. due to
good batting on the part of c. Hoyle, +.
Rodgers and r. Belgrave. The highest IN
Gividual total IN the match was contributed
by s W. Browne, who ran up "a for the
losers.
The BrCoklyns kept up their unbroker
record Of victories in the second section Of
the league series by defeating Bensonhurst
al Timer Park by margin of Sc runs. The
totals We're 12S to Y.
The New York Veterans journeyed TO
Paterson and defeated the local team by
q margin of fifteen runs. S. Deane, for
the winners. was top scorer in an innings
Of thirty-one. The totals: 1O4 to SO.
A drawn game resulted at Van Cortlandt
Park in the league engagement between
the Camerons and the Bronx United elev-
ems. The Camerons, with scores OF thirty
eight and thirty-one. respectively, from r.
Jacobs and =. Parr declared their innings
closed with the total of 100 for eight wick
cts The Bronx United had lost four wick
cts for ten runs when time was called.
Columbia oval won an easy victory over
Mount Vernon at Van Cortlandt Park. the
margin Icing l2S runs The winners made
143 and disposed of their opponents for
Is
The Anglo-American eleven defeated the
Ault School eleven at Van Cortlandt Park
by 5 wickets. by the good batting of A A.
Smith and +. Foote. The former scored
g and the latter o. not out
Ionkers ST. George defeated the st.
George team at Van Cortlandt Park by a
margin of 50 runs. with totals of 10 TO 30.
The West Indians ran up 10 runs at
Prospect Park. but were able to get only
Of the Colonials out at the call OF time,
and the game resulted in a draw the
Colonias making S. for the wickets.
The Spartans and the Oients drew at
Prospect Park. the former scoring 70 and
the Orients getting c. for wickets
4. Bryan's eleven defeated the West
Indian Veterans at Prospect Park by a