The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
AN EAsF ONE FOR THE KNGL1sHasEN.
The Baitlmere Team become Ratified, and
Were Beaten In One Inning.


BALTIMORE Oct 10.-I.ord Hawkes. team
had great victory over the local fifteen here
to-day. winning In a single inning with 100
runs to snare. The baltimore team. which
made snch good start yesterday afternoon.
went all to pieces this morning. and the Eng
lishmen had no difficulty at all in getting
them out for small scores In both innings.
Lord Throwley was indisposed, and did not
appear on the ground during tho day, which
was chilly and clondy. Tho Englshncn were
punctunl in getting to the ground. and at tx
o'clock tho overnight not outs. j. q. Wright
and y. D, Brancker. resumed their places at
tho wickets. Woods and Wreforl-Brown had
got their bowling armor on, and both butsmcn
retired in shprt order.
Then things became very serious. and Woods
obtained three wlckets with four balls. almost
accomplishing the hat trick. II. Is. Cole ami
Oldham were bowled on the first bail they re-.
ceived. while Mdgeley just managed to crack
tho ducks egg. When \. I. Steele and
Tunstall Smith became associated something
better was expected, but magnificent jump
ing left.hund catch by Ricketts, at short slip
dismissed Smith. and eleven wickcts were
down for 80 runs
y. w. Ltpincott thcn joined Steele, and the
latter after an accidental slip for four, had his
wicket broken BY Woods. aud LEFT q vacancy
for y. Thomas who had to have a. man 10 run
ior nun owing t. M injury to his leg. received
easy catch at point TO Hewstt, aud the thi,'-
ffs .n,t, wicket was down for ~. Hamilton
oF Sms ron lS3 W ast man and after an addition
:, The bowling Of Woods and WEXFORD Brown
sisa%sf f Ssss%sn '? iSr am an
a addition OF, OF ~ runs in IS minutes was
pSansd w9S or the sps Gr rsa hH
inEE tho SiSyniaIf Of wIsfsts ior runs. '''"
,nnRss defeat he Baisi%ors IS again faced eH tie
bowling at IN o'cl0ck:,
in th.s bowling, department and gave the bali
tho second ball. but in the next over he started
fne Ss Py ALLOWING hornsby to get
wicket to Hornsby and j. L Carey joined Glenn;
Wight caught the ator at tho w@Sst- a SUT the
third wicket was down for %. The American
Msht was IS nSHt sSs soon S ssyS
made made his nresenes i eHp by Getting e. ssees
legendary on the first ball and. followed
was we'll f sksn by %STsy h' at fSt
or and retired with to his credit irancker
Brought up but he Was 50 then c om anJ
s Sowled BY nornsby, which let il il, b. .C!e.
2; land and with the score at 81. G: ".
have had both men in his first over Cole being
mssed by himself and Steele at the. wickets
Tho latter soon gave n chance to Hewett ut
point after good innings for - tho seventh
wicket falling for 81. H. Rldgely filled the va
H H was well taken in the slips by IIil!yard. and
Club. followed. but two balls from Hornshy
we're sufficient for him. and he gave way to
Allan.
McLane was another victim To- Hornsby. and
Joined Cole Both batsmen played with more
both bowers Soy but Se' when 20 lou" Was IRON mn
Lord Hawke dismissed Cole with a a good cd
next exit, but his stay was hEieI. Woods
took his place. A slight stand was made by
these two and Steele had soon the same score
rs his brother. when Hillyard caught and
bowled him. H. NJ. Brown was last man. and
Lippincott was soon thrown out by a fine piece
of fielding on tho rart of Woods. ard the in
ningS was over for IS.
This left tho visitors vlctors by. an innings
and $50 runs. The score: