New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
BRITISH CRICKETERS WIN.
TOO FAST FOR LOCALS.
Ncc-YOrk Eieren Misses BoscIing
of Kelly Mcdonnell Star.

or hfHN-4H CDOHfC Star.
vv score of 3u to lsl for two innings. the visit
,,r cricketers Of the Maryebone Cricket Club of
.rslsnd defeated tha picked eleven from the clubs
.c7oprisng the Metropolitan District Cricket
league Of New York. yesterday. tho Staten
island Cricket Club grounds at Livingston. Staten
Island
The match which began Friday
she hrst innings with the local men Just
/, ,be lead but yesterday the visitors outbatted
,6 ov,Helded tho nome players. The contest was
s,nessed f,v one Of the largest gatherings Of mon
,r5 women ever seen a local cricket ground.
rs,,l,- Eve thousand persons distributed
around she Ncu kept field Of the Staten Island
Cricket Club.
With one wicket down for seven runs when play
- ,,os,rored on Friday evening. the Engshmen
resumed tho second Innings and were not disposed
q, until they had put total OF 146 runs. OF
ihese vivid madc 81. the highest individual score
OF the match: Henley q. Mum % and Stow p.
When the local began the second innings
hey l45 behind. and needed 1916 runs TO
.srefuily for g with Hurditch and Cobb, the only
other New-York representatives to have double
Ffbe absence of Kelly undoubtedly was hsndi-
cap for New-York. and his bowling was missed.
he however hatted with his finger in splints.
The main cause OF the English victory the
oPss5 ssfeG mosf eedia6e or III be aee Of work in
capturing in all ton wickcts for 81 runs lie had
the hatsmen in hopeless difficulties, and no one
The brilliant batting Of II. !. WyId was.
his side in each innings was duly appreciated. r.
= Mann and F A. II, Henley also gave a con con,
sstent display Of hating and y. a. ;. Stow had
an average Of 50 for The game. 49,, g.. ,-o-,.
York. and his innings of > was up TO the best
ions the result might have been different, but the
tsIng Of The local paEers Was ssa mnexe9 ana 10 @y po
,,ns s55bIe ~ Zig fgurea s,ilo ~ ~ ODD
4 o Laurie BOWED with marked success and
had The hest average for the side. but c. A. Worm
worked hard. ana his record of three Wlckets toI
- runs was really better than the figures would
Play vas, resumed At, 1859 o'clock. the net-9qt
bstsran. r T. Godsen. accompanied Icy T. w.
Mann going to the bat
vs PS s1o m spss s2 ~ "aa 5sorsd sSys oh as GoSb at
ne other end Mann soon got busy. 3nG sent ne
by Indifferent fielding. which caused a single 20 be
turned into I've hit This was ms last mr.; now now
ever. as Worm clean bovlad him on a ball that
he score stood at % for sickets when H. ]
lv A series of short runs. cleverly executed, was
sTsctIv - Worm got another wicket. Mann being
x N PsTne filled the vacancy. but his stay was
z short one. He was caught AT the wicket off the
vivid meanwhile. had batted with great skill and
judgment his only mistake being a hot return to
STOW started to hit and got 1$ boundaries
When 50 appeared on inc teIes!TapIh Ies!TsI poaTu =
Power and A G Laurie taking up the attack. rms
he second ban sent down. causing the Withdrawal
n STOW. who was caught A. the wicket. The score
Wrld sent the century up with terrific drive
clear out of the ground OF Laurie but IN altenI,,
ing 70 repeat the stroke was Wei caught III inc
long field by Smart.
associated hrt the partnership was not destined 10
Iast long the first named was BOWED by Laurie.
. H Eyre started with . drive, which netted but
single, only 70 the wicket he had just vacated
disturbed bv ball from Laurie The score. 10
81 Lsvries ANALYSIS At this point vas remark
able. he having captured four Hickets At the low
q z. \. Henley dlled the yacaney AND hit tn. the
ng ~ 70 GO up and an sdj2nrnment for luncheon 5G
ne game, and after being missed by Smart. sent
he ball three times 20 the limits Of the ground.
-niss-hit one of Po1 ers deliveries, and was well
Q G. Napier was rho new conner and runs were
gored before Eyre was caught al mid-off by Stein
thst on Power, and the Englishmen were all out
Win niSs number Of Eguz 70 win and over three
Guiding stage with Z. II. L Steinthal- and J. F.
Cgrran batting 10 the bowling Of z. " Mann and
st.fntLsi M The 1Est bsll delivered to the ropez
70 fan 4 TtctiIn "a McDonelTs puzzling slows.
, Mith one S TiGkS5t aGNR FOR runs ! l. Poyer
Fez-Yerk faced the English attack By careful
ss arf Tll1 @ m on 9Gse balls he pair
.alsd for & short run and was unable to get back
Hopes we're entertained that tbs, advent Of a. $,
!s Darrsnt WOULD improve matters. bat after he had
tscoreo and the total had been increased by il.
Ne was caught at the wicket of Henley, who had
4 G Lsuries stay was shortlived as he imme-
geteiE skled bail which Hunter accepted, and
dark Tor me home team. = P Hurditc6 filled the
fscsncT and made some excellent drives two of
mem gong 10 the ropes but when he had obtained
good sight of the ban and Vas playing with CON
hosnce he had the misfortune to play a bah hard
on u his wicket -54-5-l2.
o. A. Worm. who did 50 well in the first innings
lhfn Joined Power, who had been playing excel
ielt cricket Tor over an hour In trying 10 pull 4
hs around 10 leg Worm skied il and il fell in the
wicket keepers hands. Six wickets were down for
runs Play was interrupted for ten minutes
Shiie Tea was served 10 the members of tho teams
In the clubhouse
The cessst ton Of play for ten minutes was the
al hp hE Mod
Immediately after play resumed The out
EQng batsman had been at the wicket for one
hoor and twenty minutes i'm compiling his twenty
'5ree and be deservedIy appauded on
going te the pavilion
With Poyer's downfall lftle chance Of victory
Tor the home team remained but hopes were
WHO wss Joined at the wicket by VI c Smart
TIE score crept up 10 IS, when Mcdonnell clean
bowled Smart. 79-s-9.
Aicely with several late cuts and tho total was
Increased bv Is. when cobb caught and
toEled by Mcdonnell after contributing u.
rauded for going in with a broken finger. His
stay was short. however. he got in front of
straight bah from the slow bowler, and the
esinc Vas over
MARYLBONE CRICKET CLUB.
Fsret Innings Second Innings
+ :. COO sell. G and % .-......-.. Y
T. H. Eyre D. ,,3l,b. ....... Stenthal. Poyer. ].
Il J. WVld 3 Kelly - Smart. Laurie. -
n o. Mcdonnell p Worm. b Laurie
y Mann. Cosb.-..-..- l. Worm .--.-.--.-.- -
- P5yn- V; b Coto Hurdi'eh' Worm.
f,JcE; Hgri~E. 5ur5iioii,
Y o fiarte- T. c'obb III. b v. b cobb. =
y \. Stoa por os,.-..... Hurditch. Taurie q
= = 81 Eeuie,. % Worm. Dur7ant. PoXeT.- a
- AaTier. Hvrd'ch.
kzrss Observation-Disclosures. extras ............-
Tctsl * Total ........... Is6