The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-29

80. WAL. IN. Au.-,..r. p,,,.. a..
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was hne"""e" "' ss"s'
fheuon' ana Ahey W." 0et ~.
pu,,.nr1pn1A. Sent. 2s-The great cr,ct NJ
..,h Ia over and for the second timo IN tho
n,".orv a, rho camo mn English team ho a hoor
sst,otod Inv an American eloven. Tho oaro
un,,nd I'm in a blaze OF glory. The 10000
.,n,,ators could not restroin their wild ehouts
, ,ho hor, MIA vod thu "Star.snong,eJ pon.
49,, ,n, "yontco Doodle"
"Tboro ia no telling whit Won Americans
ordo" Lord Hawke snid to Tpr Sun GORE.
.nardo,t ofter tho game. ~ sunnose tho ncxt
,in,a nm English professional eleven comcs
hore vol will want to teach them To NAV
.r,,rot The American conquest Of tho Derby
mos n terrible blow to tho English snoring
,.,r,a md vour Yachting victoriea have mn.
novsd us NOT little. but II American cricketcrs
a., dc,eot rs Mt our own national uomo ~
,r,,r Of I think w, had better retire from tho
AHA altogether"
Lgain was the match mndc a fashionable
c,thcrnc. and many OF the spectators wcre in
eav attire. the wonderful fine weather hermit.
ting tho fair sex to do their handsomest. Tho
coaching partics wore ms numerous "a before.
and tho interest in the game did not once f,o,,
q. s pattcrson's display OF buttinr was n
treat and his record of III runs in tho two
inri,os was n remarkable pcrformnnce. r. d.
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,rr,oncc against surh stronr bntsmon Ev,rv
oro o,nccted ~ az, n close pnme Inf tho col.
LAYING ny tho bowling bv t,ontcs md SCOTT die.
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run ""s 'cY $500, ~ ~. .u'e, "a. Nns
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vacancy p"' ,'N iu"' ",I' no. NO paitne'
VINO was he"''y ''.Noh w n l. .'h'i , NJ snor'
s.,r iuu' M'IA ., "e.o uoMi l'f A'' funs' vi
o. runs VI, -, pe.'l'o we tlist i.h.nsS.
{. W. Wright was next to the bat. and Horns
BY offered rather difficult chance to Walter
S,o,. ,rh;nh ,rns -a,nsoJ md this nor,,rr,.
oc'.' M,,''" We. ., anu . '".s rI YIN.
anco was repeated IN the next over Wright
being guilty of Offering tho catch this time
Wright followed IT. this ur by terrific hard
stop the HIT had his fingers cut open. He Ind
:, r,t;r, fnr ranoirs and Lord HauLo oforod
i..' ~, ..;an "a .s,.ia,'s =. ,n,,.,,.
totake his position. and was applauded loudly
when he came on tho field r. D. Brown al
,ir.d ~ this noint however and N;ddioton
tNen AZ this Pc'h' nowe>ei, anu .tiuu'c'"h
was kept on in place OF Brockie. With score
ofloO Walter Scott went on with lobs instead
n.u,. ~, 1Ia,"shw aann .i;oa 49, -,
na'''; t anu i1ofns S. st th snie' ono ~
rectly in his eyes and he did not
,.s.h tho hall nornsbv soon altar bit one IN
reach ehe oaii. no'hsoy SUN ai'et III ono !"
quickly nabbed the chance. Hornsby retiring
with - runs t. MS credit This made hve
wickets down for 1875 runs.
NJ w,,.,Ig ,.oe ooxt M - ~ <b n hot and