New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26

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Bowling Jackson. B. Tor -. MacIennar.
Tor l.. southern. 5 Tor Gel. cave. I for
l6 J,nou-. ] ,or - Hoskings for 80.
Brooklyn defeated Kings County in
the second section league game at
Prospect Park, both sides playing the
two innings W Massiahs excellent
bowling. 3 wickets for runs, re
suited I'M Kings County being put out
for total Of Il runs. Of which num-
Der VI. r. De Sousa was responsible for
% Brooklyn responded with SO, II.
Clarke being not out for - and q.
Laurie getting Is. In the second inn
ings Kings County made 81, NASSAU
again bowling 20 good effect, and
Brooklyn easily obtained the eighteen
runs necessary 10 win for the loss Of
TWO batsmen. The margin of victory
was. therefore. wickets.
Bensonhurst defeated Manhattan in
a second section league contest at
Prospect Park. both sides batting we'll
Manhattan. first at bat. ran Up So, II.
Shanholt being responsible tor 35 runs
Of this total After poor start W.
B. Ottewel 4. l.. Gresham and A.
Martin batted so well shat the Man
haitian total was passed. and before
the side was out the total reached
l04. Bensonhurst winning by II runs.
Ottewel's score was 80. while A. Bailey
did some splendid bowling, with 4
wickets az a cost OF runs.
The Camerons ran up d total of 100
against the Bronx United az Van Corr
landt Park and then disposed Of tneir
opponents for Il runs, winning by
margin Of 6s A. BIgnall scored 81 and
G.. Owens scored 30. not out, but the
best performance IN the game was that
OF t. Pickford, who captured 9 wIcHets
for % runs.
Columbia Oval mad no difficulty in
defeating Vernon Lodge at Van Cort-
.andt Park. the totals being so against
50. The batting OF A. Dewey and j.
Deleria stood out prominently for the
winners. while Freeman, on the losing
side, captured wickets for 27 runs.
The Adult School team totalled g
against Yonkers. who responded with
81. Lucas. with -. and J. briggs, with
3 wickets for runs. did the best work
for the winners. while A. Schooling, &c,
and Z. Shaw. Is, batted well for Yon-
kers. McCard!e took 1 wlckets for 3
runs for Yonkers.
Although putting up a good game az
Prospect Park. the Grand Centrals, a
new organization. were defeated By tire
Colonials By 10 runs. This was mainly
owing 20 the successful work Of {. Jcr-
Wis. who took ) wickets for runs. j..
Holder. on the losing side, took : wick
cts for 20 runs. q. Meyers, with y.
vas the only man on either side 20 get
double figures.
The West Indian Veterans scored l26
against the Pickwicks at Prospect
Park and put them out for a total OF
so. W Shepherds batting was the
feature Of the game.
The West Indians. mainly owing 20
brilliant batting by c. Kinds, "a, and
z. Cook, 80. easily defeated the United
team az Prospect Park by margin OK
ll6 runs. r. Olliylerre did some SPLEEN
did bowling and captured Z wickets TOR
l. runs.
The Manhattan Club was unable 20
send sufficient players 20 Timer PARK
20 engage the Bensonnurst team IN "A
league contest, and the game was de-
clared forfeited 70 Bensonhurst.
Al Pelham Bay Park the Anglo
American team defeated the Van Cort-
landt team. in the Van Cortlandt
League series, By 28 runs. On the
winning side L. J. Shook performed the
hat trick" and took wickets for II
runs while G. Baker took ) wickets
for - runs. Shook II. Wyss and How
ard Newbery all got into double fig
ures. but the only man 20 show much
batting for Van Cortlandt was +.
OToughlin. who scored %, not out.
The totals were: Anglo-Americans, II,
Van Ccrtlandt, 80.