New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS WIN.
NETWORK DEFEATED BY 2H RUNS Ar / En- =
PLCCKY STAND-A RETURN
CANE TO-DAY.

~. r,.L,. ,n,.c, between thc New-York and
English teams came 70 n early END at s'a'e7 ''r
ard YESTERDAY resulting in victory or the Ni-'"'
by Pa runs The EngAshmen gave an fXceheN' e"-
h,bilon o. the game. and their lowing was pdfi'u-
larry strong I. c. Bulls performance with the hail
was the f.,tur. Of the closing day OF the match.
hi, six vr.ckets costing onlg hfty-six runs
The chief batting o. the day was done by j. X
Had who PLAYED in capital form for 81 X. 4 Ben
nc;. also hit on: in good style Tor ." oui nc was
missed severa, times and had an extraoTdihar!
share Of GOOD luck NJ. r. Csbb earned chief honois
e,r NeW-York .or while his bowling record was no;
,rn-oached bv any other member o. the team, his
GOOD innings of 81 lost by only one run tho hand
som. ,ovin.-cup presented By Mr. Wonham D. 4.
CGirao vas the lucky winner Of the trophy with
contribution oc @. and h's partnership with COBB
for ;be fourth wicio. produced less than 80 rus.
l. T. Paterson and +. +. Rokeby were the only
Diner douo;c-ague scorers in Nsw-York's second
innings.
- H. WhatInan and T. r. Head. the overnight
not-ouis resumed batting at 80 yesterday morn
inc 90 the bowling OF NJ. r. Cobb and F. +. Kelly
ana as both trUnders were dead on the wicket runs
came with painful slowness 1t took fifteen minutes
gor 20 to go up. Aftcrward the men. however. be-
came free in their play. and with the total at
IS Whitman was splendidly caught at point by
wight. and the telegraph indicated 5c-S-@ Inc
English captain then went 10 the wickets, ana Al
though he exhibited very careful play at first, re
did not take long to get into double figures. WIN
the century on the board. Warner began to hit out
frec.y. and with his at Is he was well taken
on the boundary by F. J. Prendergast.
H. d. G.. Loveson-G Cover next and his APP
pearance signalied a change in tho bowling {. H.
Clarke relieving Kelly. The newcomers stay was
short. He was bowlel by Cobb for s. with the total
at $50. II. Il. Chimney followed, and the runs be-
came extremely lively. Head especially dong fine
work. Townsend relieved Clarke of the ball but
the change was not productive OF much good until!
with the total at 1856 Head caught in the slips
after a good inning OF So II. II. Marriott, the next
man lost Chimney on the first bail. His own stay
was short and r. G.. Bull also next yielded easily
together for the last wicket the total was l95 a.
that point the icoinG went 10 pieces, Audm' IN
the long field. kept running IN 10 ca'tHeS oic ,
go ut coVer-pont. The men were sun uhSt Ia,"..e"
at luncheon time, but the innings was endeI I'M.
mcdiately afterward. Stocks being wei cduSht at
scored. The total was 94s. ,..,.. = !,
With a dof;ci, OF $50 runs. New-York sent {. n
Clarke and r =. Kelly to sr; ne run settnS ana
with only one run on the board the latter pIayttr
welded TO Bail and made way for G. T. iurdlichh
This partnership produced - runs before Hurultch
was bowled by Stocks for j r. Curran MaH heN ~,
his credit, caught at mid-on. NJ r. Cobb then
Joined CurraH and the pair made good stand
the having advanced 10 20 before cu Pon o "a
bowed by JeSsop. r. T. Rokohy. nc nlcu tne a.
cancy, soon lost Curran and II. G. Wright vent III
next bur The score had only advanced runs "heh
Rokcbv was BOWED by Jcssop >, ,,.o.u
Tho innings quickly ended then a. E Paterson
being the only man TO withstand the attack oI Dun
who secured six wckcts for - runs ,o.hor
The New orktrs being anxious 70 nav al'o on,
sentcd 10 NAV return one-inning game to-day for
double or quits Play will begin al II a. H.
The full score;