New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

ENGLISH GENTLEMEN WIN AT CRICKET.
THE STATEN ISLANDERS BADLY DEFEATED By THE

vIsIToRs-sCORES FOR THE TWO DAYS.
The English cricketers had breakfast at
the Union League Club House yesterday and then went
down TO Island to resume their match Win the
staten Island Club On Tuesday the Englshmep maze
203 aud Staten Islanders so for four wekets down
The Americans resumed their inning yesterday put were
all disposed of for "a thus making 1t necessary Tor
them TO 90 In again Their second effort was little
better than the first they only made so runs lnu
leaving the Englishmen winners by an inning anu 10
runs The English bowling was excellent ana 'ne
American team could do nothing with IT, ana 10" iu"S
were scored by the fsanters through loose neunS o
the part of the Britons The attendance WAS large,
especially In the AFTERNOON. iHero WI" w Nv
to-day. ,.s
AT IL: so the game was resumed, Harry LamoSin anu
r. McGrsgor, the two not outs OF the previous niR"'
going TO the wickets Cottrel began the oo"Iins "
Lanbkin. The had reached % wnen Mc" eSo'
WAS caught by Buckland in tae slips Cyril Wilson, VINO
had retired hurt the previous day. then resumed ns
innings and he and Lambn steadily piled up the runs
Tho English men resorted change In the bowling ana
put on Buckland, slow BOWLER In the place OF honer
wilson In Backlsnd's second over, made straght urNe
TO the fence for which was rather encouraging LOT
man with broken finger. In the next over LamDKin
was out by before wicket Lambkn made six runs ana
the score stood at Co. Lano then partnered Wilson, but
only one run had been AIDED to the when Wilson
was retired clean bowled by Cottrel He had scored
10 runs Ouerbridge joined Lane at the wckets Lane
had made single whom he was causht aud BOWED by
Cottre the being II with eight wickets dowa;
looked If they would be Obliged to follow on tnat Is
instead of the Enslishmen going N again tn staten
islanders would have to Z. ". Smith the next
man the wckets and made smart MT 10 Quare eg
for one when Core caught ana 3ow.ea d p
but was clean bOwled by CoIe without: having scored
Warbnrton was the last man In the staten Island
team and smith made drive for two nut with the first
hall OF the next over Wsrb1rto1 was eowed ov C9t III
Tha hO "
overs for runs. II maidens. wickets
After luncheon the Englishmen again vert into the
fed with the Americans at the wckets r; W; smta
began bowling from club house end and with fhe
third ball of the over Smith was caught at point by
Roller. Butler then went In Cottren BOWED rom the
other Butler scored the trst run with ne At cut
felded by dine Hayco one or Two maiden
had been powled when Moore made an on afive
for OF ball of Rothernas and Butler folio we'd TINS
up with two au one and Rdeway Moore got otiI
away to leg for 2, bye hsd been made when S9ter
made beautiful cut for 4. With tie first bail OF the
next over Rotterdam MGor ro Inc score
his place at the wickets Butter had made single
and then Massey pat ball into the slips from which one
was Butsr again made eS MI Tor and after
ore or two singles had been scored male another
sncked through the slips for another T. Thirty nad
gone up on the toard and the Engshmen conc uded TO
OF Cottre. on the last ball OF Buckiands ilrst over
Butler made drive for More sa gles were mace ana
Bucklands to the of Buckand missed Butler badly In
and runs were scored In n 6gSkn Tpsd n sSt
Of Il total OF 40. ,,.-, 10000,
single to begin with. Butler made beautiful MT ana
magndcently caught by Turner Bntler had scored
% In which were As McGregor was the next man
i'm and wilson making drive for brought tue score up
TO So and McGreRor almost immediately maze ht lor
a Wilson WAS afterward clean BOWED by k0ther'
ham having scored g. The total score We, 81 kesser
took Wilson'S place. but one run had only been added 10
the score Rotterdam captured McGregOrs WICKET
and Lamb kin succeeded him. Kessler made bringing
up go on boari Turner shortly aierward took mo
bowling from Buckland. The cricket WAS slow, runs
coming slowly; finally Lam bkin caught 10y Bnck.
land in the slips Lane joined Kesser at tue wickets and
began scoring with single kessler made hit Tor
which brought the up to TO- Lane followed ms
with a nit to square leg for an bye brought the score
one ahead OF that OF the first INNING Hine- HAY cock
then went bowl In place o. Turner HIS second bell
Kesslsr spooned up into the hands OF the Rev. A. 7.
he retired OuterDridge took 3ia place.
The second he received from H!ne ilaycOck he
neatly placed IN the hands OF the bowler. WarburtOn
then went in but Immediately lost his partner, Laue
being b0wled of his leg Townsend was the last man
| in. Two byes and then Townsend made hit
for bringing the VI to 50. Ia was then clean
bowled Rotterdam and the innings cosHd rne result
was consequently victory for the Enslshmen by an
inning and 40 runs.
| There was considerable number OF people on the
ground In order give them compensation for
their money the En- gshmen went In again and layed
an exhibition game, displaying their strong batting
powers to ADVANTAGE. The score OF the match Is AS
| follows.