The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-30
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FINE WORK At CRICKFT.
The New York and Boston Eisveus Begir
Thelc Match At PhiIadelphIn.

Thetf Aatch At t-hitadcIphIn-
PHIIApEIpH1A. June 2e.-The meeting OF
Boston and New York was the attraction ut
the Germantown Cricket Grounds to-day. and
those who witnessed tho match saw great
bowlers' contest. In which Wright and Tyers
OF New York had tho advantage. New York
has now a good load. and II the bowlers only
keep up their coSd work the Representatives
OF the metropolis will surely meot Philadel-
phia In the final. New York won the toss. but
sent their opponents to the bat. and at IL 80
o'clock George Wright and J. Keene opened
for Boston. Tyers starting the bowling at the
grand stand end and Wright taking the
leather at the other wicket. Both batsmen
played very carefully. and tho first nine overs
only yielded eight runs. Tho bowling was
dead on the wicket, and notwithstanding the
careful play. Wright Glenn bswled his name
sake. and the telegraph showed S-1-4.
Chambers had his march to the wickets for
nothing. a Yorker from Wright bowling him
first ball. ]. Smith opened his account with q
good back cut for two of Tyers. but the next
over from Wright proved fatal to Keene.
and 1855 was the story. F. Fairburn
came next. and very careful play was
again the order until he made of ono Of
WriRht's overs. He then got In some good
hits. but with the score at 81 he lost his part
ner. who was we'll taken at the wlckets By
Rose of Tyers. ]. H. Comber now Joined his
clubmate from Lowell. but their partnership
vas short, only two runs being . added; when y,
the newcomer. Tom Pettltt, the tennis cham
pion. then Joined Fairburn. and Immediately
ys yS fH e Was To nufs
s sSa Sna @ tss tSs h as s
good catch off Tyers. and the board showed
80
took took the ball from Wright, but soon alter
hSa naS 9s 1ssR
first ball being badly missed in the long field Did
board. Wright now went on again in place Of
t5s S or1 res All bit Is d ns had
bowed BY Wright, and N; g: Hauehtop. Jr.;
came last man: Only enc run nv was added. and
the sf inHinss ended for u Tye5s had sowisd
sPendldlyA his "a Syerses being 81. runs for six
~Sfs5 w5S &ffet eia s1a ys
opened for New York. J. H. Comber and
Chambers having charge q the attaek With
deessst the VACANCY latter
point i produced his downfall. and the telegraph
showed le.2te Tyers came next. and very
change should have been successful. Cham
bers missing his fellow Pro. when the latter
had scored 4. .Mattock had been playing very
carefully. and had placed 8 singles to his
credit when he drove Wright to the boundary
for 4. A good catch at mid of dismissed him
without any. addition to his score. and 36-3-
l3 showed the play.
sSs on i. Tss the 9Ps s
SSSsS Sms lose 'ns ooWsa and ewaa
missed on tho irst bali OF Chambers:
Both mon after this batted freely. and
runs came faster than had been scored
far. Ralph Cracknell relieved Chambers. and
the latter bowled at the other end In place OF
George Wright. Runs still came fast and as
the score nenred the Boston total every run
was applauded. ard when exactly two hours
the New Workers felt after
After a very useful contribution of "a. A.
Wallis took his place and opened with single.
hut that was as far as he got. Chambers get
tinSsin q straight ono on his wicket II. Helms
followed. but Chambers again did the trick.
and shortly after the century was reached the
& wicket fell. with Ill on the board. Tyers.
in attempting to drive Chambers. was we'll
stumpcd by NJ. G.. Haughton. after playing
the best cricket Of the day for g. ". J. Wood
put on. tho innings closing for 116. or ~ runs
ahead.
After the usual intermission J. Priestly and
L. Haughton assumed the defensive. and be-
fore run WAS scored the former was stumped
by Rose on Wright Three other good wickets
fell for 20 runs before play was called for the
day. The score: