The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-14
CRICKETERS ACTIVE
ON LOCAL CREASES
Staten Island Team Defeats
Crescent A. c. in a Fast
Scoring Contest.
BRIGGS TAKES 7 WICKETS
ManOr Field With o Men De-
feats BenSOnhurst-High
Scores in Many Games.

Exceptionally fast scoring was accom-.
plished In the league cri ket match
between Staten Island and the Crescen.
A. c. yesterday at Livingston, which re-
suited In victory for Staten Island
by II runs.
Gre!l hi, out in fne style and scored
SO out OF ~ maize during his stay at tn,
wicket. a. w. Arrowsmth and r. Fit
put on 81 runs for the sixth wicket and
w. 8. Oglby made five boundaries In his
compilation of 22 not ou:. The tastes;
scoring OF the day, however was seen
when W. +, Jackson and Graham Mac.
pherson became associated at the start
OF the Crescent inning. They scored II In
less than thirty minutes. but the others
we're no match for Briggs, who ,apture6
seven wickets for "a runs. lie score
Stain Island, 1886. declared for SIX
wckets Crescent A. C, l19.
Manor Field was represented by only
nine men In Its game against Benson
hurst at Timer Park. but suc-eed9d In
running up 1857 runs before being
retired. The feature OF the innings was
the stand by r. Turville and O. Bell
who scored 81 and 81 rcspe vely. Ben
sonhurst ran up a total OF III for seven
wickets before time was called and the
game ended in draw. C. Il. Blades was
innings OF 80 while f. Gautier captured
five wickets at a cost q is runs.
Seven players OF the Manhattan Cricket
Club scored victory over KINGS County
In league game at Prospect Park In
which good bowling was done. J. H
Tattersall. II. v. Tattersall and A. J..
White reached double figures for Man
haitian and II. ". Tst'ersall also exce'led
with the ball. his figures being Ave wickets
for 20 runs. For Kings County @. w.
Bliss, with not out 10, and =. Rogers
with Is. were the PRINCIPAL batsmen
while Z J. Atwood and c. A. Hoyle shared
the bowling honors. The totals were
Manhattan. So: Kings County, +6.
An innings OF so by X. Cooper was the
feature OF the second section league gam,
Mt Prospect Park between st. George an
Brooklyn. Brooklyn. aided by doubl
figures from C, Lauder. T. e. Walter ans
w. NASSAU. totalled s3. but the st
George representatives SCOT passed tn,
total and smassed 10 before they were
disposed OF. Outside OF Cooper's innlns
extras" proved to be the next hlghes
Individual tally, no less than As being fur
nished TO the st. George score.
Kings County turned me tables on Man
haitian In the second section league gam
a. iosB'Nt W. al interest
Ing struggle by the narrow margin of
runs. This was accomplished mainly b.
| he exc Silent bowling OF ii. Earl, who ha,
| the remarkable analysis OF s W c',"ts 10
IS runs. n. Belg-ave AMI w Hugg,n
were the most successful batsmen 10
their respective sides. The score Man
haitian. 81; Kings County, 90.
Columbia Oval. aided by n capital IN
nlnrs OF 81 by J, Mahoney, ran up a to q
| OF 1885 against the Van Cortland, Par
team which responded with a total OF SIS
therefore Columbia Oval was cred tie
with another victory In the Compel tloy
Holbrook took W ckets for 20 runs 10
the winners, and Fl. Smith captured
wickets for 80 runs on the losing sd
r. M!chaelcwski was the highest score
for Van Cortlandt in an innings o. "a.
Holdswor.h and Stockia'e. bowling 70
the Bronx United against Adult Schoc
team at Van Cortlandt Park. put the
opponents out for tho small total OF /
runs. stocNdale taking wIckets for
runs and Holdsworth taking 3 wckets 10
8 runs. Jcffery. for the losers. was cred
tied with w'ckets at cost o. run,
| the total OF the Bronx United being II
| with Holdsworth. Simmons and Thoma
getting double figures.
| new forks Oldest cricketer. w. II
Rutty, In his eighty-frst year, umpire
the game between the Anglo American
and Yonkers at Pelham Bay Park. Tn
scoring was small. Yonkers winning b
rs runs. with totals OF 81 against 2s. I
Baker, J, l.. Shocks. A. H. Smith an
G.. Grantham all excelled with the ball.
A small scoring game ensued betwec
Vernon Lodge and Camerons at Van Cor,
| q nd ark he fat.
1s. while their opponents mustered q