New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

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The second section league game be
tween BensonhurSt and Manhattan was
exciting. inasmuch as the game was
not won until the last over was called.
Bensonhurst won by a margin OF 90
runs. scoring $50 against 81 made by
Manhattan W. y. OttcwelPs batting
was the feature Of the game. lie
scored 6S, not out, and received help
from A. l.. Gresham, j. Gautier, s.
Kellman and A. Martin. On the Man
haitian side II. Shanholt scored OIL,
while G.. +. Taylor ran up % and capt
ured four wickets for - runs.
The Orients' second eleven defeated
the West Indian Veteran second eleven
at Prospect Park by total Of lis
against Sc. o. Citizens and b. Gibson
excelled for their respective sides.
Kings County turned the tables on
BROOKLYN in the second section league
game at Prospect Park and won well
fought contest by 81 runs. Up to the
fall of the eighth wicket the game was
close. but R. +. Smith and W. II. Will
Jams soon put the issue beyond doubt
with scores Of 10 apiece.
The best work was done on the win
ming side by +. {. Eve and H.. Earl
while for Brooklyn II. Clarke scored
Il runs and T. i. Walter took five
wickets for % runs. The totals: Kings
County, l0S; Brooklyn, 81.
Columbia Oval scored victory over
the Adult School team at Van Cort-
landt Park by seven runs. Holbrook
tailed p and captured six wickets for
% runs on the winning side, while
Buckle scored 81 runs and took SIN
wickets for % runs on the losing side
The totals: Columbia Oval, 45; Adult
School. 3S.
The Yonkers eleven suffered defeat
at the hands Of the Van Cortlandi
eleven at Van Cortlandt Park, scoring
only Sc runs against a total Of Sc made
by their opponents. A. Stewart was
not out for 50 for the winners and A
r. Smith took five wickets for 30 runs
for the losers.
The Vernon Lodge eleven disposed Of
the Bronx United eleven for 30 runs a.
Van Cortland Park and then rolled NJ
total Of SO. Dundas, Cox and Ricket'
getting double figures.
Sealey and Dash, bowling for rh'
Crients against the Pickwicks at Pros
pect Park. got the entire side out 70.
20 runs, Sealey taking five wickcts fol
four runs and Dash securing three
wickets for 13 runs. The Orient.
scored rs. Of which number Marshal
was responsible for So.
The West Indians rolled up a tota
Of 100 at Prospect Park and then go
the veterans out for 70. Although 81
the losing side, a. Mascoll was th'
highest scorer of the game in an innins
of 40. r. Ollivierre did the best wort
for the West Indians with 80, while 5
Alleyne TOOK six wickets for % runs.
A drawn game resulted in the meet
ing Of the Colonials and the st. CroL
Veterans at Prospect Park, the Colo
malls tallying %, while their opponents
scored 81 for the loss of four wickets
D. Lashley and J. Hill were the prin
cipal scorers in the game.