New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
CRICKET.
NEW-YORKERS AGAIN BADLY BEATEN
BY THE ENGLISHMEN.
HOME TEAMS PLAY SHOWS IMPROVEMENT. but
THE MEN FROM ALBION Run UP

MEN FROM ALBION ftN "
A SCORE or 4io
The weather yesterday morning threatened RAIN
but. although the result of the cricket match al
Staten Island between i. F. warmers Ehghsh
team and the New-York players was foresohe
conclusion a good many spectators were present
10 witness the termination OF the game Inc Me-"
York batsmen gave much better exhloiuoH nun
on the opening day. but II cir total feH I"i oe'o
that OF the Englishmen, and they were uei0"'eo
by an innings and 247 runs.
r. Bcrens, who is the substitute wicket-kecPe' VI
the team relieved T.. II. Bray for New-forks sec
ond innings and he obtained peculiar Fecoiu III
stumping the first three men VINO went 10 'he pa''
j. l.. Ainsworth. the visitors tall lefthand po"e''
proved a tempter whom the batsmen could not re-
sist, and he again obtained an excellent ahalES's'
his four wickets costing only 81 runs
V. T. Hill also bowled with great success. an"
he was responsible for the downfall OF -FOUR "iche,S
for q runs. G. E. Winter. the lob bowler '"oN
for H. and Bosanquet who had bowled with such
success In the first innings did not obtain any ior
10
The Enslishmen resumed their innings al ll.O
o'clock and speculation became rife as to whe'her
they would pass their record OF 49, maoe !"
Toronto The question was soon sett!ed' Ior OH 'i0
first ball from Lohmann. Berens gave chahce
10 H. c. Wright at point. and the innings was over
without any addition 10 the overnight total OF NV.
NJ r. Cobb and w s. r. Ogilby then quickly
got to the wickcts for New-forks second HHl"sS'
and with the total at only 3 the last-harheu o"U,,
man was stumped by Berens Off Ainswor'h' y
.,mar fate bcfell Cobb after he had zone sohie
steady play in the company Of j. f. Curran uru
.hen p Hurdtch assumed the defensive TWO
wickets had fallen for l6 runs Curran appeatcu "
he getting his eye In gradually Dut ne "ou'u "o'
have patience with Ainsworth, ana be'ens va"
given another easy chance of stumping' whlch TIC
promptly accepted ana 'ne 'e''s'"p'
S-2-i1. $780,, A,,
r IT Clarke was next and he distinguished NM
self Immediately by pulling one OF Bosanq"e.s
humping balls 70 the leg boundary I. D. pump
then relieved the latter bowler. Hurditcl' .""
ever had no opportunity OF samplng the oeh'eiS
az tho young Kentish trundler, AnsWor'n ''.ne
.r,,n credited with the wicket. r. T. RoK nv inc"
assumed the defensive. and quickly gov OH u'I.
from both bowlers for singles tic io"o"eu '"1'o
nm nv Ane drive 10 the off boundary "no"
brought up the half-century go x,.,op
some GOOD play was then done by BON oa'snie"'
,,r,n with the total at &C. Clarke was run out ny
PROMPT piece of fielding by A. warner oi'ei n'
had dropped him at mid wicket The fe''I's o"
man had exhibited splendid form for ~ ho',,' aW
was next and he promptly sent the secoiu ru,
from Ainsworth over the fence ior 49,.
then went on in place of Burnup. and ~ we III
.aryal for luncheon the total had advanced 10 TO-
Rokeby being l3 and Lohmann l. IL.
Alter tho interval G. e. Winter went on WIN
.Jobs" He had only one man on the onsiue' "'lo
got on a tremendous break from leg Loh'I'n'
cot him away to the leg boundary on the rst M
and Rokeby followed This With a big orIVe % 'i''
Tbo telegraph soon Indicated 70, but hve runs :a'gF
i2nkcbv was caught AZ short square leg py Ss"'ii
off the lob bowler, after making o. the top so'''
Aop - Ronner The Staten Island big hiiter iIleo
the vacancy but ne soon lost L9hmamn S wGp from
filj The retiring batsman, having put on 10 .bc
Kelly followed and his first mt or3uSn' ,ep MS
rsu,,rv homer then got in one OF MS reg NJ -
&c ~ houndarv and p F. Warner YEN: IN III, ~
mace of Winter Bonner found ms ashN Vim ~ tie
Rn,n, nd soon got into double hsures Witn tIe
tnnI AZ 1l5 Warner relieved by Ains%or ~
~, ~ wing then fallen victim 10 a eaten n 'o
H,s' nv MITCHELL off Hill WITH 10 ms crelit' ra
Il G. Wrgh, did not impT0ye matters fSr "' ne last
wicket the total 12l. Wright hnEHS d dni ~
score The innings was thea Quick oIe ousht y;
oip enO hv A. Warner off Hin. and the match VS.
pm pm ,,i,h tNn Eneslmen winners ny an lhlllit7
over WI, - A. the conclusion of tho game the
fng,iehren gave an exhibition Of batting out lhet
PLAYED carelessly. and their innings was
interest The score: