The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-04
MANHATTAN KEEPS
UP CRICKET RECORD
Adds to TnbrOkcn String Of
Victories by Winning Over
Kings County.
r. COMACHO SCORES 4 30

Manhattan continued It's unbroken
string Of cricket victories In the Metro
politan League series by defeating
Kings County yesterday at Prospect
Park by "A margin Of ~ runs. The all
round work Of l.. Miller. together with
the excellence u +. :. Hall with the
ball. contributed largely to this result.
Miller made top score OF the game with
an inning of - and also captured !
wickets for "a runs. while Hall rot &
wickets at the cost OF % runs. Other
doubles were regiatercd by IT. Shanholt.
I. II. Tattersall. j. VI. MacGuffie. VI.
Dunn. Fl. Quinlan, j. Marshbanks and n.
I.omas. while l.. II. Williams took 3
wickets for : runs for Kings County.
The totals Manhattan, 1875 Kings
County. 81.
9. T.. Marshall. PLAYING for Benson
hurst against the Crescent Athletic
club, made more runs by his individual
EFFORTS than the total run up by the full
team Of Half Moon representatives.
Bensonhurst scored an easy victory. to-
falling I36 runs. and then disposed of
their opponents for SO runs. Marshall
carried his bar throughout the innings
for an invaluable score Of 81 not out.
IL. Royce ; DDWllUR WAS T'NiTlfu ~
: wlckets at the small cost Of l. runs.
Brooklyn beat Paterson in the Metro
politan League series AT Prospect Park
by IL runs. J. n. Briggs batted we'll
on the winning side, going In hrst and
being out last for a fine innings OF go.
He also captured I wickets al a small
cost. RI. Clarke and V. II. Cockeram
were the other double figure scorers for
-A.N- : H-la II a.1Na
and J. Pendl-bury did the best batting
for Paterson. The totals Brooklyn.
ii3 Paterson, 95.
RAYMOND Comacho. playing for
Manor Field against B~ensonhurst in
the association series NJ Timer Park.
came within one run of making a CEN
Jury before the innings terminated with
Conacho not out for 30. Nine wicltets
had fallen for 81 runs when Comacho
was partnered by ]. y Escobal and the
score was carried to 1875 before the
latter ~sucCunbed after running up Is.
Manor Field then disposed Of the Ben
onhurst team FOR s. runs. winning BY
a margin Of ~ runs. A. Evelyn did
the best batting on the los!ng side iu
an innings OF 80.
Columbia oval defeated the Adulv
80 AAFSh 'sA ~ 50 ~ $50 'AN
with totals OF Too against ~. The bat
ting of l.. Comacho stood Va prOmi-
nently. as he scored - and then got I
wickets at "A cost OF Il runs. J. briggs
accomplished the best batting on the
losing side, with IS.
Only six players mustered FOR the
Vernon team against the Van Cortlandt
team and consequently they Were de-
feated. IN. margin being ~ runs. W.
Goforth scored l. not out for the YER
mons. while +. Brown was top scorer
on the other team. The totals Van
Camerons. $50. Yonkers, "a
The Camerons defeated the York
ers team AT Van Cortlandt Park by a
margin OF ii6 run +. Pickford on
the winning side scored 81. while r..
Goodman. T Sinclair and \. Bignali
all got into the twenties. The totals
Camerons. 800 Youkers. 81.
The Orients ~totallel 9S agilnst the
West Indian Veterans. who responded
with ss. Hall was top scorer for IN.
winners with 81 not out. while Small
ing side. Willoughby obtained ; wick
cts AT a cost OF IL runs for the orients,
The Colonials lost 10 the Danish
West indian az Prospect Park. They
ran up a total OF 80 runs, but wins 70
fine hitting by A Thomas, who scored
- runs before losing his wicket. the
West Indians tota'lei los.