The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
HALF MOONERS SHINE
WITH CRICKET BATS
BensOnhurst Team Shaded by
Crescents in Draw on Bay
Ridge Grounds.
KINGS COUNTY WINS AGAIN
Colonials Come Close to Getting
q Game From Grand
Centrals.
KINGS COUNTY WINS AGAIN

With an advantage Of 70 runs and
having only two wickes OF their opponents
to put out. the Crescent Athletic Club
had altogether the better Of the drawn
game with Bensonhurst yesterday In the
championship series Of the New York
Association at Bay Ridge. Capital bat
sing by five OF the Crescent players
enabled the Half Moon represent lives
TO declare their innings closed with
score of 1872 for six wlckets. The leader
was w. f. Jackson In n fine innings OF 81,
and he was ably Supported BY q. NJ. Dod-
well. 36 @. Macpherson, 80 X. l.. Street,
rs. and J. ID. Maclennan. 20. Jackson was
successful with the ball when Bensonhurst
went to bat and took Ave wickets at a cost
OF % runs. only c. Z. Blades, 30: A.
Evelyn not out 30. and II. L. woodrofYo,
FL, making any resistance. Bensonhurst's
total was l06 for eight wickets.
Kings County won It's second victory
In the championship league sc ries. de-
feating Manhattan at Prospect Park by
a margin OF ~ runs. Manhattan was all
disposed OF for 80 runs, only J. II. latter
sail and J. Il. Barrow making any stand
against the bowling of G. A. Hoyle and
r. Crooke. Tattersali's score was II.
while Barrow ran UP IS. Crook took
three wickets for 1 run and Hoyle cap
tured three wickets for IS runs. For
Kings County, L. X. williams played
20 and M. X. DE Sousa added an even
dozen. Tattersall did some good bowling
in a record OF seven wickets at n COST
OF 80 runs. The Kings County total
was Ill.
A CLOSE game resulted in the meeting
Of the West Indians and the Plckwicks
n Ibar
seen on both sides. the West Indians total
ling 90 and the Pickwicks tota.ling 40.
r. Cook, with IS. and c. Scott, with -.
were the only men on the respective sides
to do anything with the bat but oil :hs
bowlers had exceptional figures They
were Alleyne. for 10: Ollivlerre, 4
for is; Deare, for 20, and Groenidse.
3 for Is.
Newark put UP good game against
Kings County b team Mt Prospect Park.
but was forced to acknowledge defeat By
a margin OF rs runs, with scores OF l0+
against 70. On the winning side Il. e.
Eve was an all around performer. with
20 not out and wickets for IA runs,
while w. II. williams and w. F. Charles
scored 10 and IS respectively. For Now
ark G. X Murray and J. A. Booth reached
double figures. and. in addition. Murray
captured wickets at a cost of So runs.
The Colonlals totalied 1875 runs against
the Grand Centrals at Prospect Park
and nearly won the game. as they sue
ceeded In getting rid OF seven OF the other
side for a total OF 81 runs before stuirps
were drawn. The result, therefore, was
draw. J. Odell and r. Clarke did some
splendid batting for the Colonia.s, with
scores OF &c and 81 respectively, while
r. Neblett secured wickets IT an ave-
Nat NJ a
captured 2 wickets for runs and also
ran up IS with the bat. but the only man
on the Grand Central team able To ac-
complish anything was l.. Osborne. with IL
The West Indian Veterans had an easy
time with the United team at Prospect
Park. winning by margin of SO runs.
o. Layne was a factor in his sides VIC
tory. with fine score of SO not out. He
was helped considerably by II. Nicolls
and o. Wilkinson. with rs and 10 respec-
lively, while ]. Francis took four wickets
for 10 runs and f. Moore had the same
number OF wickets at n cost Of is runs
The game between Staten Island and
Brooklyn was cancelled at the request OF
the Staten Island club. which was unable
to put team In the field
Columbia oval scored 46 runs, a small
lOltl, AT van
Park but disposed OF the other side for
an even smaller total. The Yonkers team
was 50 helpless against the bowling of
Reed. who took seven wickets for runs,
that It was all out for II.
drawn game resulted in the en-
counter between Van Cortlandt and York
Vile at Van Cortlandt Park. The Van
Cortlandt eleven scored 100 for eight
wickets, while Yorkville ran up 81 for six
wickets when time interviewed. Davis
Michaelowski. Ross and Holdsworth were
while Watson, Levy and Hartman did the
best batting for YOrkville.
The Camerons, aided by a fne innings
OF SO not out by a. Bignail. totalled ia
against Adult School. which responded
| with u for one wicket. ]. Dundas and
e. Lucas scored IS not out apiece The
result was a draw
Richmond county scored another VIC
| tory in tho association series, defeating
| Manor Field at W st New Brighton nv
| 30 runs with wickets to spare. Both
sides scored freely, the principal r''n Il
tiers for Manor Field being A. Hoskings
| 80. L. Comacho 20. q. Scott Dalsliesh rs.
and q. w. Hayman. not out. IL. After
| two wickets on the Richmond county team
| had fallen for n small total l.. ~. Hull
and Il. Kortlang made a prolonged stand
for the third wicket and won the game
before they were separated, T.. q. Hull
drawn. while Kortlang was not out and