The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-05
nrr ronr,s POOR irx1res.


Ma Weather Hsips - Keep Their Score
!, Down IN the osre with the Australians.
r The elements ont most conspicuous figure
IN the biG cricket match yesterday at Staten
Island. where the Australians began their
game with the New York team. Expectations
OF rain kept the attendance at low figure
while the surroundings OF the match were
eheerless to positive degree. The air
was cold and raw. the ground damp.
aud the general heaviness OF tho at
mosphere had most depressing effect
on players and spectators alike. The New
York team was supposed to have gained
q great advantage whom Capt Howard Mac
Mutt won the toss and decided to bat. But
the wicket did not play 80 we'll as expected:
while the light was so bad that at times 1t
was extremely difficult to see tho ball. The.
batsmen could do simply nothing with the
bowling. and were kept on the defensive all
through the innings Both Trumble and Mo-
Leod got most OF their wickets by change OF
pace In their bowling. and the great success
the former attained was brought about prin-
cipally By his skill In this sort OF play. His
high delivery also got up considerably. and
moro than one man fell q Victim to q catch in
tho slips. The New York batting fell short of
expectations, the total Of 1O1 being . very
poor effort.
Tho hest batting Of the Gamo was certainly
done By A. H. stratford. who exhibited peculiar
patience at flrst. He was at the wickets quito
some time before no started to make runs and
witnessed The downfall Of .%9 or three Of his
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wSSySh 2SG rune was dismI Used for i0I:
to arrive al the time agreed upon for startlnE
the game caused 2 long and veratious delay
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Jarvis; and was not to be-seen at the wIckets.
He showed how he could fleld at-cey6r point:
however. and did some brilliant work IN :that
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their quietus and New York stock was away
After ~ hours intsrmission 4. g. ourrant
and Mattock assumed the defensive. and 1t
When Drove dn neatly aons
single, II was not to be. however. and once
iEF FsnS 81 o M SRIsdd catch in the slips by
The fret stand Of the game took place when
4. h strAtford became associated with H. ?.
wh srors make hs
5y g: d i! Of TTa%bis inc partpsrship had
one good hit OF Trumble. driving him Twice t to
So su snnss
iaii after he had justrsached auafter U Of a
M SsS It gaze sysry evidence Of lons
sus fI hs
ditch and +. ", 7. Stiles then rot together.
tho decision q leg before wicket The end |
CARRYING the total beyond the century before
losing his partner.
%th ioisy %I Rss LETT for Play and the
run getting. Bannerman. after scoring two two
he Sad
to his credit. Two wickets down for II runs |
Sas tn telegraph ,. when TrEtt Joined
the tune out. carrying the tota! to SO withouta
separation being effected. The game will he |
the australians expect to make a H Biz total
The score: