The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-07
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.

THE ENGLIsHMEN TRIUMpHANT-NEw YORK
RUNs-THE PLAY AT STATEN ISLAND.
The beautiful warm weather of yesterday again
attracted large crowd at Staten Island to witness
the third and last days play of the match between
the English professional team and the twenty-five
representing the metropolis. Though the game on
the first days play looked close. it resulted in the
signal defeat of the New Workers by inning and
% runs
THE
At 30 p. N. the game resumed, with Emmett
20 and Pinder 8, the two mot outs OF Saturday
evening, at the bat. to the bowling of Sprague and
Lane. Emmett began by driving sprague for
SINGLE and Pinder drew him beautifully for l.
Lanes first over was maiden. including life at
the wicket for Pinder. When Lane had bowled
three meidens Pinder got him to leg for and
Emmett cut Sprague tor single. With the score at
100 Soutter relieved Sprague and Pinder cut him
finely for 8. Stumps were spread by Soutter and
the inning closed for total Of 1sS leaving the
Americans l22 behind even innings. Finders
contribution of 30 included several slices of luck
Emmett the mot out" had compiled score Of 80.
tho next highest of the inning.
THE AMERICANS BAT.
After tho usual intermission Of twenty minutes
United New York won't in for their second inning.
sending Moore and Lane to face the bowling of
Shaw (slow round) lower end. and Bates (slow
round). Bates soon got in on Lanes stumps-
T. l, 0. Hurlburt joined Moore, who, after
driving Shaw for single and Bates finely to long of.
lost his wicket to the latter for well played Z.
IA. Z. Cross filled tn, vacancy, and in Bates ninth
over drove him splendidly to long on for and hit
him to leg for . In Bates next over Cross again
got Bates to square leg for 4, and Hurlburt
steadily protected his wicket against both bowcrs.
When Cross had contributed Is he skyed
short pitch of Bates. but he failed to
Oscroft at point of Bates-24. 81. Moeran joined
Cross and on the next ball caught by Ulyett at
long slip Off the bowler--2i, 4, o. Hooper
partnered Cross and the latter continued his rapid
scoring. In Shaws eighteenth Hooper lost his
wicket to him-36. 8, l. Stevens joined Cross. and
after driving Shaw for single was caught and
bowled by Bates-37 6. l. Giles Cross fifth
partner. and after making two singles Cross was
fine score OF 27-the highest made in
this country against foreign team. 1t was
His inning OF fifty minutes was fine display of
good cricket-40, Z. ~. Bance Joined Giles, and
tured ut the wicket by Pinder off Shaw--47, 8. A.
Soutter followed; after making nice drive for 2
bowled by Shawl. q Hubbard, who made
the highest score on Friday last joined Bance; tho
latter shortly after sharply caught at slip by Sell
by oil Bates-53. 107 Hyde-Clarke filled the vacancy
and Hubbard drove Shaw nicely to long for 2
Shaw. up to this time, had bowled 30 overs 10 runs;
10 maidens 3wickets. In Shaws twenty-second over
Hubbard got his leg in front OF straight one-57 H.
5. DONALDSON joined II ydeCarke. and the latter
at caught at point by Oscroft of Bates
81. H. o. Bullock, the fourteenth man, partnered
ROnaldson, who was caught by Oscroft off Shaw
without increasing the score--57 49, Brewster
followed, and after hitting him double to long
on. lifted Shaw to Daft at mid o-59 H. 2. Conover
Joined Bullock. the latter after making 2. and was
caught and BOWED by shaw-Gl. Is. 2. Hinchcliffe
was the next man. Conover then hit Bates finely
for to deep long tho ball going under the ropes
Hincncliife was then BOWED by. shaw
CO. 16 2. Dodge joined Conover; the latter
was then caught at mid off by Daft oil
Bates--G6, II, 4. Sprague followed and contributed
u good g. shaw then got him with n boier-79 IL,
q. Woolston joined Dodge. and both began
scoring rapidly, the former hitting Bates his
head to the ropes for and the latter driving Shaw
for 4 2 and SINGLE Wooston at last. after playing
in good forn skyed one OF Shaw's and it dropped
into the hands of Pinder-93 ~, .. Adams
absent, and Outerbridge, the last man, easily
stumped by Pinder of Shaw. leaving Dodge to carry
his bat for well played ., the innings closing for
94-the largest total made in international
match-and grand total of 16l This left the Eng
lishmon winners by one innings and ~ runs Sub