New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07

THE OXFORD-CAMBIuDGE TEAM 81 RUNS AHEAD
OF THE CANUCKs-A CLOSE FINISH PROBABLE.
Toronto. Ont. Sept (SpeciaD.-Before a large
crowd at the Rosedale Grounds here to-day the
Cambridge-Oxford crcketers Logan their match
against Canada The Canadians won the toss and
sent d. W. Saunders and A. +. r. Martin the
wlckets against the attack OF II. A. Arkwrlght
and J. c. Hartley. The first to fall
Saunders. who beautifully stumped by Robin
son off Hartley. and one wicket down for q,
the last having made 10 in good style. p c.
Goldingham the low-comer badly missed In
the long field and Milligan relieved Hartley. when
IS was made the total Martin clean b)wled
by Arkwright. but no ball was called. AMI the
batsman continued. The next ball he sent easy
catch to Robinson off ArkwrIght and two wlckets
were down for. 40 Martin having a pretty inning
Of y to his credit Captain Terry took the
place and with Buckingham. brought 20 up while
Arkwright gave way to Hartley. The Canadian
captain hit up merriy, until 60 was reached. when
he was finally caught by Mortimer off Hartley.
The great Toronto batsman. J. NJ Laing sue
ceeded his captain. but soon lost Goldingham who
was caught and BOWED by Milligan. f. ;. Jacques
took the new vacancy and Laing was missed by
Hill and soon 50 was sent up. when Hartley gave
way TO W. W Lowe. and Arkwright resumed. vice
Mulgan When the teams adjourned for luncheon
81 the total.
After luncheon Arkwright and Hartley resumed
the bowling against Lang and Jaques The next
over Lalng given out by l fnpTe CoilHS lloHl
catch at the wicket by Robinson off Hartley.
H. G. Wilson Joined Jaques. but the latter was
soon dismissed being finally caught by wilson on
Hartley. w X. Wadsworth the newcomer at once
los, Wilson through catch by Marriott OF Hart
ley. and seven wickets were down for III. VI. Boyd
a Toronto man. was the next face the bowling
but after making TWO he caught and bowled
by Hartley. NJ. G. Bristowe sooner in than
out, Robinson stumpins him off the demon slow
bowler Hartley. The next man. G. 5. Lyon after
adding a single caught by Robinson off Ark
wright. and the telegraph signalled ten wickets
down for 1874 The last hope Of Canada. Darcy
Martin. Joined Wadsworth, and before Martin was
run out the total had reached 1877. and Wadsworth
was not out for twenty.
The Canadian total was not considerably i'm
proved upon by the Engl.shmen. V. T. Hill. who
went in first with Captain Mitchell lost his wicket
in shor, order. The Cambridge captain succumbed
Phillips got together that good stand made.
T. H. Marriott and +. W Mligan were quickly
sent back. the former being out on q magnificent
piece OF fielding by Captain Terry C. u. Robinson.
the wcket-keeper. joined Philips and brought 4
change OF bowling When the total III Robin
son hit once too often, and bowled by Goding-
ham for ~. exactly the same score he ran up
against New-York Phillips soon fell the same
bowler his innings OF 81 being a very praisewortny
performance. W. Mortimer and W. W. Lowe
stayed but a nt,ie while and when the stumps
were drawn II. A. Arkwrght and J. G. Hartley
the last two men, were at the wickets. wnile inc
total A very clcse finish may be expected to-mof-
row. The following l. the score:
CANADf
w. d. Saunders ST Robinson. Hartley ..''...''' 10
A F. Marin Robinson Arswrgh'. '..''''''' 70
RI. v. W. Terry. Mortimer. Hartley'...... ~ |!