New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06

THE NETWORK TEAM SUCCESSFULLY
PLAYED FOR A DRAW.
PRINCE RAxJrrs1NHn DID NOT VISIT THE FIELD
GOOD PLAY OF ALL KINDS

PRINCE RANJrrs1NHJ1 DID NOT VISIT THE FIELD
GOOD PLAY OF ALL KINDS.
The cricket match between the All New-YorK
eleven and Prince Ranitsinhjis English team was
co-,,r-cd Yesterday 81 Staten Island ldeal
,aa+rer n,evafed for the game. and the crowd
which iourneyed to Livingston was rev oI
seeing good play OF all kinds. The Prince was a.
the Waldorf Astoria. and did not visit the '''0N'
nold . 49,, ere,
The v4s,,ors obtained lead 81 49, runs N the nie'
,rrines 90 that the only thins New-A orK couu ~
- IN riav for draw J z Currar. NJ. X LOU
,nd ! w Hooper succeeded IN bringing us
suit about for when stumDs were oraNn -.
dav two wickets had still 10 fall anu NJ"
was saved from defeat .ho TIM
- . r2-anr He went the wicAets n'S''
,,5 when the innings was declared o!oseO ,o 80
e+il iindisposea Of. with l5' 10 MS 49,, ..,.os
Re, hating for three hours ana sixteen 49,
Ills rate Of scoring was oonsloe'"o'' -. h,,, he
,a. 80 most of the other mor Of the team 0u' "e
s ,.srsl times that he could hit naro "ii7'
1904 He drove the hal clear oni w '.9
s.-ourds once and numerous fourS went
his name In the score BOOK. vi, .oe-,
=, - chm was the hero Of the New-1 OK 'ea''
VI b..tsd well IN both innings. ana ne oo"- ,
snlendid form al through the Ehs1IS"
- +oot, .be lions share OF tho wickets
'r4o corE - T. = Curran and J. W Hooper wa" was
.,so worthy Of praise The pair p.ayen 49,,
and wei and their work was '''
element IN saving the game
SCORING AT A LIVELY RATE
uben nlav was resumed al II 20 O'CLOCK loI'i-n,.''
and cobb took Up the bowlne 10 % am and
r1strY,tions had been issued TO hit every .'.'s 80
49,, o-,rc started I'm ~ ii lively rate JessoP ~
.o.ersl ,o,re Of both oowleTs while brahn s0 49,
yvnat ne could do hy driving LohnA"n o-e u.e,+
4e,co FOR g. A. l1:2' O'Clock the secohu -, a.,
.,a tho rafr seemed as Il they wouIa maAo a.
-. io- ~ r e Clarke off Cobb. Inc Ie'ii'"s
.a.s-,a~ had rlayed hard hit innings OF OIL WIN"
he had nut together in thirty minutes ..,
We The ,otsl at 203 G. C. a. Le"eilyn )o'leu
13rann bur he quickly bowed 'E ~ ~ -,
ori,- and six wickets We're down j. .. i. Do
- tber .rar-rered' Brann. The last named
es low on he verge Of the century and ne began
FOR the first time N Tie match to pay s'ea"iiS
s6e four singles IN succession when gave "'i' 80
-, .-o.ber gave him as while the agony al length
,yae over with back cut of Adam i'r > j."
e ,.e+ero, was loudly appiauded for his good
MI ard he soon started N - open MS shoulcers
again ...,, .avor
WITH the total at 80. Bosanquet was WEI. taNen
., .1fr1 man by Bonner of Adam for a nara III. o.
-oada IN th,rtv-one minutes A. f. Stocdar' 'hen
a.s,inta The defence. and, despite frequent oAa's
A. ~ bov,,trg the runs continued 10 come free-y
1rono both batslnen The third century was ho.Sleu
a., o'clock and this was the signal LOT more ~
MAY With the total at $50. stodddrt wan c" g. 60
Nv Poherts IN playing forward al oaH lIo" N
bowler With Brann not ont 49, the HflIsS wa
declared closed The Enghshmen having l0aU %
*, rr,s The Sussex veteran had occupied the
,,,.,,e,s exact'v three hours and sixteen minutes
- his long innings. and he came in FOR HoerA1 mp
Ylause on hts return % The clubhouse
r. ,r.e-,.al was then taken for luncheon during
..i.b the visitors freely expressed their ability 10
win IN a single innings. They we're anxious 700,
N finish the match, and their expectations o'u no,
a. All help 20 strengthen me confidence OF me local