New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
A DRAW GAME IN TORONTO.
AN oPPoRTUNE transform SAVES THE Cana
DAMS FROM DEFEAT ny THE CAM
UNDERGRADUATES

AN oPPORTuNE transform SAVES THE CANA
DAMS FROM DEFEAT ny THE CAM
BRIDGE-OXFoRDs.
Toronto Sept : notwithstanding but the
weather favored the two great English universities
in their cricket match against the Canadians. which
waa p.ayed here to-day The drawn result can
hardy be said to be unsatisfactory to both sides for
had not the rain come on at such an opportune
moment oxford and Cambridge would have added
Canada to All NewYork in their list OF victories.
In an Interview with reporter Of The Tribune.
Captain Mitchell expressed the opinion that the
Canadians were a better lot of cricketers than the
New-Yorkers lie also said that his bowlers seemed
to be getting into form. L. W. Lowe doing some
fine trundling for the first time. while J. c. Hartley
completely puzzled every Canadian except the cap
tain. Parson Terry.
The game was continued shortly before II O'Clock
this morning Hartley and Arkwrieht went to the
wickets for the varsity. After Arkwrghi had added
a single Hartley was run out ana the visiting team
we're all Out for 49, only 80 ahead OF the Ca
madam total The Canucks sent W. d. Saunders and
A. F. r. Martin as in the first inning. to begin hos
tllities against the attack Of Hartley and Millgan.
II was not long before Captain Terry replaced Mar
tin al the wicket and Saunders left also. Terry
was Joined by = c. Goldngham. These two bats
men plaved beautifully, and when forty reached
W W Lowe relieved MIlsan with only two more
runs added 10 the score. Buckingham ran his cap
tain out a mistake which cost Canada much. Laing.
the newcomer .ost Goldingham shortly and then
the Canucks followed each other In quick succession
When luncheon was adjourned for. 70 was the tally
for the loss OF seven vlckets.
Almost Immediately after play had been resumed;
Laing was given before wicket 10 Hartly ana
II O. Wilson who had played pluckily 20 stop
the collapse out 10 the same bowler. Inc re-
naming men only added few runs, and at 2:3o
o'clock Canada was out for rs Before Captain
Mitchell was ready to bat the threatened storm
began and the rain came down quite heavily
However after about hour the rain ceased.
V T Hill accompanied his captain 10 the wickets,
and before they were separated the score had
reached Is Mitchell being then clean bowled by
Laing for the second time In the match. The new
conner r A. Studd. had hardy got 10 the wickets
before the rain again came Gown III torrents. ana
continued 40 that the game had 10 be abandoned
II was rather trying for the eleven young English
AWAY on account OF the elements with only two
runs 10 make. They had to satisfy themselves
with the poor consolation OF an exceedingly favor
able draw The poor showing made by the Cana
dians In their second inning was surprise 10 all
NEW-JERsEY A. c. WINS AT CRICKET.
The New Jersey Athletic Club and Brooklyn
Cricket Club wound up their league season yester
day at Bergen Point. and. by gaining an easy vic
tory the New-Jersey aggregation became tied with
the Manhattan Cricket Club for second place In the
championship series OF the Metropolitan District
Cricket League -, .
The Brooklyn bowling proved weak and n C.
Wright, T. G., Clarke and W. H. Denzell availed
Themselves Of the opportunity TO Increase their
batting averages. New-Jersey won by lSS TO 30 fer
brooklyn