The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-19
CRESCENTS GET OYER
zoo, YET ONLY DRAW
With Just Hour Left to Play,
Richmond County Gets ltt
for Two Wickets.
LEAGUE LEADERS HIT HARD
Brooklyn and Bensonhurst Go
at Each Other Vigorously,
but Neither Can Win.

The Crescent Athletic Club ran mp
score past the goo mark yesterday before
declaring It's innlnss closed with wick
cts down, but although Richmond County
rad Just one hour left to PLAY II neverthe-
less totalled Ia for two rickets before
time was called. The game, which was
played at Bay Ridge. viii 60 on record
therefore az draw. Features OF the
Crescent batting were So from W y
jackson, so from - NJ. podwell and az
no, out from ] p. Maclonnan For
out As, C. l.. Simpson Was not out for 30
and +, q. Hull ran mp s.. None OF tho
bOwlers engaged had good figures.
FREQ hitting on both sides chars cterized
the Metropolitan League match between
Brooklyn and Rensonhurst at Timer Park,
Brooklyn declared for S wicke;s. with the
total OF i9o, and Bensonhurst totalled l2H
for wlckets when time was called, and
draw will bc credited 10 the teams,
who are tied for Leadership IN the league
series. H. A. Meyer hit eighteen bound
aries in his innings Of SIS. made IN wonder
fully short lime. J, l. Foyer played more
steadily and was not out for - when
the inning. terminated. while ., Meyer
ran up 90. For Bensonhurst, {. L. Blades
nj ton boundaries In his not gu; innings
Of 60. {. H. Marshall scored 81 before
getting causrt an tho long field, while II,
so,c. was no. out with II to his credit,
+ c. GLut..r ana n. Poyer did the best
bowling Tor their respective sides,
Kings County had no difficulty in do
fcating Manhattan at Prospect Park.
putting the opponents out tor SO and
thsn running up a sror, Of l2S for .
wickets Only n. V. TattcrslN and j.
". Tattcrsall could do anything agains'
The bowling Of =. a. Hoyi", who captured
4 w,ctets for q runs. IL '. Tatters1ll
made top score with 40, while j. II. Tat
tersall ran mp 90 Hoyle. L. J. Atwood,
H. j. Williams and l.. ". Williams all
made doubles for Kings County.
Although tho full two innings were al
most completed by both sides in the Kings
County and Manhattan match IN the
league series. second section. at Prospect
Park. tho victory goes TO Kings County
which was eight runs ahead at the com
plet.on OF the first innings. Small scoring
marked the game, Kings County getting
80 and -, while Mania tan totaled 20
and 81 for 3 wickets. n. Earle did some
wonderful bowling, taking : wickets FOR 9
runs. and j. Il. Gillette also was success
full. with Wickets for 10 runs. No double
figures We're scored in the first innings
but at the second attempt p. Rodgers. r.
Belgrave, j. Brown and f.. G, Eve got into
doubles for KINGS County, while Il. pris'
coll and j. Halliwell did likewise for Man
hau,an.
Tho executive committees OF the Met
ropoitan League and the New York Asso'
citation have selected the players 10 repre-.
sent the two organizations IN the intercity
game a.; Livingston. Staten Island. or
July 80 The league team is compossd
Woodrcffe. j. l.. Poyer. II. Poyer. II
Rush,on, Il. g. NJ Browne. o. Smith, C. A
Hoylc and !. ". Tattorsall. The assocla
ton team Is composed OF Is. Kurtlang
L. O. Challenger. W. $, r. Oglby, g
/ Scott-palGlsh, A. w Arrowsmith r. A
Sparks. f \. W. ireland, J H. Macen
nan, g. NJ Dodwell r. r. Kelly and II
! W, Harper.
A. Pelham Bay Park Van Cortland
League game between the Columbia Ova
and Anglo-American teams resulted In
draw. Columbia Oval batted first an,
with its score at 81 for six wlckets de
clared the innings closed. C. Hall mad
top score Of the match for the Coiumhi
oval team with - not out, while T. Hol
brook added ~ and ] Dellera contribute
IL. The Anglo Americana had run up 3
for the loss of three wi6kets when stump
vero drawn for the daN
An easv win Vas scored a. Prospe'
PARK by the West Indians, who had as or
ronents tho Fiokwicks The West In