The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-22
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.
EnGlish Experts DO Some Remarkable
Scoring Against New York.

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Scoring Against New York.
The big cricket game OF the year began yes
terday at Staten Island. where P. F. Warmers
English experts were opposed In the fourth
game OF their tour by New York. 1t was an
ideal day for cricket. and those who journeyed
down to Livingston were rev. led by seeing
som good bowling and splendid batting by
the visitors. Aided by a wicket which en-
abled the bowlers to get on considerable
work" J.. L. Ainsworth and B. ]. T. Bosan-
Quet bowled In fine form for the Englishmen.
and the New York batsmen were retired for
the smallest score made against the visitors on
their present trip.
To prove that the wicket was not so bad as
it looked, the EnGlishmen started In to score in
n manner altogether unlocked for. V. T. Hill.
after giving q chance OF stamping. proceeded
to hit at everything. and he made "a runs in
~1tty-fve minutes +. Mitchell previous to
that was supposed to have scored in very fast
time by making SO in exactly one hour. but not
to be outdone by either. E. n. Bray got his eye
on the ball when the bowling had gone of
somewhat and he put on SO in fifty minutes.
The best inning. however. was played by G. ].
Burnup. He took few liberties with the bowl
ing. and scored 81 in perfect style, He kept
correct placing Of balls betWeen helderS GETTING
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was not at all up to the STANDARD he has, shown
In local matches. There we're fey dropped
SasSn Rsshe eGEB sG mum aIt of a Sst Il Mt stiles made
posed that New YORK had gained a great ad-
p pected. Il. f. { S Go6b S s9d g III 4, e elaFEe mSd ga a
very good start, and put on IL before a wicket
against the bowling Of AinsWorth and Bosan-
Quet. and the wickets went down in prompt
The batsmen tried hard enough to keep up
their wickets and at one time ten maiden overs
were sent down In succession; J. +. Curran
scoring. q. +. Hurditch took forty minutes to
make Z runs and Lohmann was in for twenty
in An hour and a quarter for a total Of 90.
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t aeEEu 81 4. T 4. co 5bs sG9- E. F. ke aiEla'nTfSh ens runs als
S SaP1eti Snse stys Il s s%en1;. 9Rd S @in Tses p pIay on ke shs
then got in his fine, work on the wicket Of
sewell and the first WICKET was down for q:
after shiSh A nr wa5He5 il ns1s biz LIB Sr TbSIIsb Their aSdr
1sfh ef 4. &S a9w,ea vent en- E out l. T 5. W. n to Kelly Kelly W With IL:
out the addition OF another run. Frank Mitchell
2 2ea q ii I; sqT eriak then re s0f eGeetS%fit tc; hed s toof
kindly, to the delivery OF Kelly. and, in addition
ground for the biggest hit Of thu, match, which
yielded g. With the total at SO, {. =. Clarke
brought up the century on a leg hit, by Burnup.
sc Mitchell hs a. gave but e fharfs q thu shfambP ome w teah MS
Wicket keeper. missed it., With $50 or. the
board. Mitchell drove Clarke over, the fence
forS This was productive 81 a double ds change
Kelly went on again in place OF Clarke. Lob
mann did the trick. for. with the total at ITO.
hard hit inning OF SO. in which there were two
SKIES and twelve tours.
stu tut 4jl mE' before Tos NET he sc sa9 a' fGfyt then e Sn WeEt IN IN
for tall hitting. and OIL one over from Lohmann
e ee sH0dsd for 30 g. %uf Bu GnS O Was E more V Careful II 'h ie
his play, and he contented himself with keep
Ing the ball on the ground while Hill did the lofty
s SEQ EHH4 Whit With the a1 tot tSfi az 25sa Pine estehs By
who had played a splendid inning Of 81.
.,fB:; J. Go 4; tB HnS KHISt then assumed sun the III ddefe9-
tack: again ~ Hill iI' however. continued to hit
with great freedom. and he made one immense
bali from Cobb. and the bulletin showed
G. E. Winter followed. and he saw Hill get in
some more big hits before the latter vas bowled
mid-of. He had scored 81 in fity-ave minutes
by some OF the hardest hitting ever witnessed
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hitting example of Hill and Mitchell. and runs
again began at to cone a a The III Pal pair hit At
The bowling was nov, completely c~0rralled and
up in short order. Not until the total had
reached 366 was a separation effected. Winter
Kelly for %.
Il. Berens followed and the pair brought up
the fourth century; With the total at 40 Bray
was bowled by Cobb for a fine inning OF 81.
which included two skies and fifteen fours. ].
l.. then kept Berens company until
stumps were drawn for the day. Summary: