The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
gEGllsH 'CRlcIElERs WIN
METR6PoLIfAN IEAGUE TEAM
a q BEATEN ~ 80 RUNS.
E6ective' Bsw1ins Of Mcdonnell Routs
- Nome Players IN Second Inuinss-wyld
bats Freely for vlsitors--Rocord
Crowd 70 See Match on Staten Island.

Mayylehons c. C.. retrieved their defeat In
Phtladelphia last week by scoring victory
over the Metropolitan League yesterday At
Staten Island by. 50 runs. The victory was
not easily obtained. for Now York fought
hard to staye on defeat. and until half an hour
before the game ended the result was still an
open question. = =
The game WA attended by the lar gest crowd
that ever witpessed q cricket match In the
vicinity OF New York. Lord Harris was again
an interested spectator and there were present
many distin gulshed guests. That the crowd
fully understood the game was made manifest
by the appreclatlve applause which rewarded
any brilliant piece Of play, while local
favorites were cheered as they went to the
wickets.
New York lost the game through poor
batting. Marylebone won It through the
effective bowling OF H. {, Mcdonnell. The
Cambridge bowler had an analysis OF six
wickets for 80 runs In the second innings.
and record Of 10 wlckets for 81 runs for the
match, but New York's batsmen should never
have allowed this and II Is doubted II the same
bowler could repeat the performance.
J. L. Poyer played In remarkably patient
style for New York. He occupied the wickets
for one hour and twenty-five minutes while
he was compiling 20 runs. But he found no
one to stay with bin. for Mcdonnell had all
the other batsmen tied up M. r. Cobb played
steadily for II and C. p. Hurdltch added 10
after being missed In the 81 Ups. But these
were the only men to score double figures.
The bowling. CD the contrary. was good.
A g. Laurie did the best work with 4 wickets
for 81 runs. C. A. Worm also bowled well.
but he was kept on too long and his four
wiekets cost 90 runs. most Of which were made
near the end OF the inn ings.
The game was continued yesterday morning.
At II so. when E. W. Mann &C companied
r. r. Dodsell to the wickets to resume Maryle-
bones second innings. c. A. Worm and M.
r. Cobb had charge Of the attack. but while
both bowlers seemed to be well on the wicket.
the runs came slowly but surely. and fifteen
minutes after play began 20 went UP. With
the score at 20. Godsell was beaten by good
length ball from Worm and retired with IL
to his credit
II. J. Wyld. the next batsman. in con juno
tlon With his captain. showed how to steal
RUM. and many successful attempts drew forth
the applause of the spectators. Az so Z. ".
Mann was bowled of his pads by Worm for a
useful innings Of %. VI ". Payne followed.
sSae oo@er aiken the
wlckets by Hurditch of Worm,
With the telegraph registering 500. '.
Wyld who at this time had just reached
double figures Both men Immediately be-
ban 70 hit out vts9yonssly and well WIN hot his
getting went on With the score at 70. J. L.
oSs GSe b. Ths h sa .sns wes
fhls proved effective. for with the score at
g stoM was GaIght a. ihs wGket 6y Hup
cn Hops s then s came sf IN and opened
his account with a high cut to the boundary.
sot masniSeent drive over S the fence which
brought up 100. Seven runs later. however.
he was well caught on the boundary by Smart
49, Laurie clean bowled Hopley In the same !
over gi,hop. further her a 3 to the score
The csmbsdse boy Sovier had al his Balls IL disturbed
By Lss and s sShs wSSset; onsd down for
Iii. pair sYcceeded 10 hodins! up tier ,wicfsts
until luncheon time. when the score had
to i2i with each batsman credited
After tSe interval both bstspen scored
q q rapid rate and ADVANCED the total TO
With the total at Iio the INNINGS came 70 an
Needing the same total as the En- Rlishmen
bad made in order to yin The match, New
Ha' Mann and H.
Mann sTSe t. the he f9ud
he. slips of The slow bowler without further
sufras and back cut the .ES siish captain
vice In succession. g. g. Napier then took
nse ne ut t' sbe " olabR Ro 4oe
sas run cat SroSSsh esns
or run from hit straight. to coverpoint.
A.. 8. pITrant then Joined Poyer. and the
&c ss sxo HsnsS
he total at 80 succeeded In getting Durrant
CURES bit quickly lost his wicket with a
skier" to X. o., Hunter at long on. c. P.
lurdttch was let Of To- the slips on the first
al he got from Henley. but, then settled
nateiy phyed on bali IL from I Henley yn and
etired with IL to his credit. the telegraph !
{. 4: Worm followed, and again runs came
Gpsy Ts On e 9 H&s of Of E HDeK
susht BY the Wicket Keeper well we'll behind the the
lcket. An interval OF ten minutes was then
/ the ladies' clubhouse.
After the interval Foyer was ,bowled by
'ith wiskets down Tor a. he adherents Of or
Re . home saa tssm eeSSs 9a, TO siye h1p
Icboneli. and II. <. COBB, Who had dv played
! MoDoaaII With the score a. Is. f. i. F. Kelly
len came 10 last man. but he failed to I'M ::
Meb6ns and thss n sf set %ss
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Many LEBoNE Q. C,