New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.
CANE DRAWN IN THE SECOND INNING.
.,,,,,c.xs 2O1 BEHIND WITH THREE "iONN''
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.,,,c.xs oO1 BEHIND WITH THREE "iONN''
DOWN.
.,o,r civ. but an uncomfortaoly cooi
= a..ar,,, wind we're the chief features vi 'No
leather Yesterday when plry was resunea I'd 'no
,o',a cricket match between the Gentlemen oi
h'ein'o .no s,aten Isand Club. This perhaps was
che reason why there not so many women
.to ,raviops day. although the general at'ehuan0
90 equally as large If larger When play ce"'or ~
tho dav on Tuesday. the Englishinen hau n'" ~ -
Choir erst inning and the Staten islanders o. .
Iisbmep then made 25 runs up to inc I'ne VI cd
stumps with only one wicket down. A. o. ,norrtnc
Turner being not out Early yesterus' aood
=, Imam gent down to the ground ana h"" 80
.e,,cc at the nets till the time for resumihs w ,ho
srhs terrace was black with spectators ".,"s =,
ne,nc Sir Roderick and Miss Cameron M''1 A6hav
San Franrisco Captain Herbert, OF MuoAio - .,
Killarney; Miss Barnes. OF Eioeroh' I.a,,s yy,man
Irovsdence r. l. tie Rev. DR.. Wayne Hf"9. , A.
80, u,,o., Mrs and Miss Van Rensselaer, "iS'
~ ~ 49,, u,.ses Foote Miss Nichols. Mrs anu .no
r. WISE the Misses Conynsham mrs o. !. o N,,ss
p.u miss Ogden Miss Fowler, Mrs. 0yrh "u'o
asa,,,ng Miss Krebs Mrs. W. X Jewe'', Nrs " ~.
ITnshnr the Misses whittemore, the MISSES ~, y
+ W. Armstrong. the Misses Clifford MIS- 'n""'
n,u,cr Miss Saunders, Mrs. Kip, ETC. u, IA
:. -. ,,.,o n m when CAPTAIN Cyrl Nhso" on"
ST., ,n.n walked out into the field. followed ny "o
batsmen A. ]. Thornton ana D. A. iu."e, ID IA
a., tho former stood at 9, while the iatser n" ,,a
pool and Butler constituted the attack ior en-,
pooI rorunr from the south end and Butter from .no
'oo ~ ,o.e. r,aved much faster, having greatly
49, ,.oa owing 70 the drying effect OF the hign "inu'
rna staten Island were neither bowling nor neunS "
veil "a on the previous day, and IL dlu ho' '"N0
eve 20 see that the Englishmen were golns " IN. -,
,,,c,ic Butlers first ball was beauiuiiy P'0o " w.
H. ara three runs were made by Thornton aniu 'o
60 =, ,,o ,sd,cs and Turner who appeared to be
s,,o ,n,oe n forward drive for two Win tue neat
III n,t,gino the score up to 80 couple OF mai"en
overs were u en- bowed and then for the hcA' ' ~
,pns were rapidly made, and the pa'snnen 0"' . =,
dr. oil IN rieces Butler then resigned the po"hnh ."
9 wafer Turner shortly afterward made a sp'enuia
h % Tho fence for five runs OF Pools Dowhhg an" no
and Walker changed ends but with no enect "non wy
80 bod reached 70 Wilson put Lambkin on 10 powi III
,.a Of Walker and from his first ball turner niac
s,no,e bringing his up to 90 when the to'' oo
reached 81 Iambkn bowled Turner VINO hau i''o %
INNS by exceedingly pretty FORM lie was at INC "o0
nearly two hours aud half and when nc re'ui eu -
,h M vi,ion he was greeted with loud cheeis' "hlo
parson Thornton slapped him on the back ana saio'
.yell DONE good boy" Eghty-four runs had tnen '0'
made for the loss of two wickets
pn,,or snoeeeded Turner at the wicket ana his six
, inches of stature showed up to perfection as nc
s,rode down to his place amid applause Koier mas 50
often made big scores that it was hoped ne WouIu give q"
exhibition of his fine batting The light again seeineu W
bntber him. and by curious coincidence he mace eA-
oe,,v the same score as Tuesday-l4- McGregOr
,ieI during n part OF his inning In place OF fooi' Dut
without success apd Butler relieved him. Koier maue
o,e of bis famous big hits, sending Da up ~ 'nu
nayion and making four runs OIL Buffers second OaN'
bringing tho score up TO l04 After adding 10 Two
more rms he hit his wicket in playing ball OF Lamp
rtn,s and so retired ParsDn Thornton TOOK hohers
100 Int the rem owned cricket divine OF Kent got
caught at the wioke by Wilson ana began MS journey 70
he pavilion soowuy and fororn the score s'andng'
Mt l69 Boho in. but was disposed OF IN uouDie-
oulck time by Butler without having proHen MS
Cobb took his place aud when to score hau no
an ad, orrnment was made for luncheon $500, ,..
'rhornton and Cobb resumed their innings aiter
,mnSeon' B1ter and Lambkin fielding, but when seven
had been added the Thornton VINO was inc
r. non i'm on Tuesday evening. had been patiently
nepoug away since. was BOWED by LannAl 70 tno
ioT of HE station Islanders who were tired OF seeing nun
NAV az the wicket He played patiently aud uly.
and his az runs well earne'l Newton Johcu W
brother OxOnian. and for while there was te retnesV
xition of the game ever witnessed IN the neighDor
hood of New York F0urs threes ana twos were MI III
ranid successOn, till the second century was haue
canee after change had been made In the Downing ana
the staten Islanders began 10 get DISCOURAGED WIN tne
score al 2ls Newton prety caught by Butler nav
a., an rams His score consisted OF seven fOnrs,
one three five twos. and the remainder singles. Inc
GnKSh9,snd were t6ey win his brilliant performance
sanders came in bu before another run hau eeeh mare
Cobb was howled By Pool Cobb had made - runs ana
fbe Americans dd conceal their pleasure al MS re-
tiren,ent Sanders made 10 by some good hitting ont
none OF the other men did anything ana tie lhllnss
closed for pa runs which, with the 20 runs bebind on
Inc rst inning left the Staten Islanders "a runs 10
make TO vctOrr an lmpossiDih'9 III 'no e"O'
time remaining for play -, -. -. IN e,,,
the staten Island second inning began az 49, CyII
yison and Moore batting TO The bowling Of roller ano
Rrren With seven made, Moore was caugh AT Tue
Wicket By Newton. PIN came IN Dnt was cream uorou
his first bali by Roller. Then Butler came on anli1
,s,e az anpanse and he got settled down TO bis
work With the score at 80, wilson was slunpe1 10y
Newton and Saunders ioinen Butler aud played III the
cali of time scoring 10. BueTs a. was brilliant per
forInance and he was warmly greetea ON us re'urn
' THO match Tins resulted in draw, Staten Island not
having tine to finish their second inning. ..,,.
The full score and bowling analysis was as ioiows'
IN