New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
THE EMBELLISHMENTS GAME.
THAT'S THE WAY IT LOOKS ALREADY.
LORD HAWKES. oRIcKETEHs BAT TOO HEAVILY
FOR THE LOCAL SIXTEEN.

LORD HAWKES. CRICKETERs BAT TOO HEAVILY
, FOR THE LOCAL SIXTEEN.
Lowers Of cricket to the number of twelve fifteen
hundred Livingston S. L. yesterday TO witness the
beginning Of sume Lord Hawkes. English team
and sixteen local players Judged by yesterdays work.
the visitors win have q victory.
The Engbshmen to the bat and stayed there all
day, end at when play was stopped they hsd maue
GAS runs for wckcts Lord Hawke ives fndisposeo ana
he did got visit island but he viii take pert In todays
game The American feeders affected an ndnerence
they did not feel Their team work ives poor Inc
Engiishmen half as BIC again rs their opponents.
The strong defence at the wicket shown by the Vs'oTs
and their lively hitting contest onesided before
tho last innings half finished. The sixteen men N
the lsmeotaby that IL certain that ne
Enxlishmen will play their second inning The
they their 70 400 30 least
to-day, Lord Hawke has yet ~ go In The play VIII
begin st IL o. m
The feature yesterdays play the lively batting
Of William Hewlett 49, and OF Mr. Woods Tor W.
The visitors were getting the ground and IL
well after II o'clock when s. NJ j. WOODS ana Y. W.
Wright faced the bowling OF Tyers, OF the Mahh""''
and C. II. Ellis, of the New.Jersey A. Z. Runs game
slowly at first and Ellis got in good balls Which
passed dangerously the sticks OF both batsnen
The fielding this period good, and with 10 runs
scored Wright well run out by Davies and Ellis.
j. II! J. Hornsby followed and playns freely runs came
quick rate. Ellis after bowling four overs IN sooo
STYLE got wild and gave TO Mattock, the Paterson
professional With 40 up, Tycrs clean bowled Hornsoy
who had played q merry inning for 10.
H.
boundary hit was content watch Woods put on runs
The latter Tyers the boundary for four ana
also sent Mattock to the ropes similar number When
Miles had scored six he was badly run out and three
wickets down for "a runs.
The popular X j. Key then took his place at the wick
cts and hitting patient batting were witnessed
at the time. Key played Tyers in the blocking
style but opened his shoulders and got some ter
rife sogs Once hit Mattock clean out OF the ground
for six and the next he the ropes for four
e. Roberts Hamilton. relieved Mattock after
this the century went Up aud liberal
applause f. J. Prendergast then TO bowl, and
shortly took place for luncheon
When play resumed Tyers and Roberts had charge
of she attack. and steady play was the order Tor some
time SeN, al byes and o1-drve BY Woods brought
nh 100 . ~ H. Ellis again resumed bowling In place
II Roberts He was cratic however and after bowling
. wide was hit the leg boundary for four The
nelding was becoming careless and sipshod, ana
Ellis missed Key badly in the slips of Tyers Runs now
came fast and 100 the telegraph was cheered ana
Moersn relieved Ellis. Five were scored from his
first
Woods still continued hitting hard and Key playing
patenty until with the at 49, Tyers got one In
on his wicket and he retired for 20 runs
H. f. Hewctt came next and Woods was soon after
badly run through a misunderstanding between tne
batsmen He had played a splendid inning Tor W, ms
hitting being well timed and hard while he exhibited
plenty OF patience with the good balls he received His
run out unfortunate and he would surely have scorea
q century but for It.
lord Throvley filled the vacancy and made FIX hit
chances one I'm the slips, Tyers should have got.
and one at midor to A. Bown. These errors as AFTER
ward turned out costly for Hewet settled down 10
hitting and II any the hit the big left
handed Somerset captain certainly can Two hundred
was soon on the boards but without an additional run
being scored Lord Throwley hit straight over the BOWERS
had in the long field where A. s. Durrant neatly held
the catch and the sixth wicket had fallen
o. wreford. Brown TO the wckets, and began
tina great stand Of day He started with boundary
hit and Hewett got a tremendous drive clean over the
eubhouse and followed this up with another MT 10 the
ropes Mattock took the ball again ana HeWeV'
hit him away up in trees for six, and duplicated the
performance 10 the same over. The Downing was no"
changed frequently, and A Brown obtained AN oppor-
t,,r,sv 10 show what he could do with the leather
AZ 4 iock the score ESQ., Of which Hewett had
,rsae half a century. He then gave one painfully easy
ehaacc IN Maney at shortleg and that fielder cropped
IN, ball as an unknown quantity. The same over saw
Jtevet hit TO long on Sugrove, TO whom II should
tave been an easy chance did try for it, The
Aejd then became completely rated, and the lew good
stops of players lost In the numerous errors
o the great majority OF the field Runs now came al
great rate Hewett pilng the agony and at 25 300
was the total and after Hewett had made his hundred
and was literally applauded for the first century OF the
tour
with the score at 245, erts, who had gone in
q 6ne inning for 113 runs. His hitting was the best
ever seen on the ground but his inning was msrred by
four chances should have declared him out early in
the rame and again when he had scored so.
a. W. Uillysrd came next, and in company with Wre-
ford Brown played the day Brown had played ex.
cellently for 81, and with Hilyard Will continue his
innings to-day. The following is the score: