New-York tribune., 1906-07-11
HOME CRICKETERS WIN.
CANADA SNOUED UNDER.
y. u. Kings Sensational Bo5cling a
Feature of the Match.
lBy Teiarraph - Ths TrTbune !


Pe1iaaelphia. July 10.-The cricket team repre-
senting the United States a decisive victory
over Canada to-day in the annual international
match on the grounds OF the Germantown Cricket
Club. at Mannheim The total score for the two
days play was 4o5 to 49, and the margin OF victory
FOR the United States Of 25S runs was as gratifying
as il was unexpected
The game to-day was marked BY one Of che most
sensational bowling performances ever seen in a
cricket game Of importance on this continent. J.
g. King of the Belmont Cricket Club. playing for
the United States, simply moved down the Canadi-
an batsmen like grass and credited with the
capture of eight wickets at a cost Of only II runs
Outside of Kings bowling which eclipsed every
thing else seen in the game, the batting OF c. C..
Morris in the home teams second innings
noteworthy. p. H. Clark also batted extremely
we'll The Canadians were unable to make any
showing az the bat. and rs was the highest score
made in either innings by any player on the visiting
side. The fielding. however. was again of a high
order.
On the resumption of play at 1laO O'Clock to-day
the overnight nOt-out batsnen w. Marsden and
r, c. Reade, took up the difficult task OF playing
for draw as it was almost impossible for them
to overcome the heavy handicap and vrest vie
tory out OF the jaws of defeat AS before, the
trundleFs King and Clark. Nineteen was
added to the score, OF which number Reade had
contributed fourteen wlen he was well caught
from a ball that he returned to the bowler.
S. ". Mossman Joined Marsden. and Greene
superseded King at the north end Of the wicket
period of steady play ensued, both batsmen play
ing confidently, when a fast ball from Greene
struck Marsden full in the ribs and stayed pro-
ceedings for a few minutes The accident un-
doubtedly caused him 90 lose his wicket. as he
played erratically afterward and soon put up a
ball that King captured In the slips.
The partnership had produced the best rally that
the Canucks had shown and when MOssman
caught in the next the end was in sight, as
McElroy was clean bOwled by Cregar, and
Saunders had his wicket disturbed by Greene
J. s. Hynes was the nOt-out batsman with to
his credit, and the innings over for 80 runs or
lsi less than the United States total
To the great surprise Of the spectators the visi-
tors took the field at 1915. Captain Lester waving
Changed somewhat On W. s. Evans this lime accom-
panyinsg G. G. Morris e the wekets; MeElToy soon soon
p. II. Clark took his place The scoring then be-
taker to take up the bowling but all efforts proved
fruitless and the score was advanced TO &c. when
Butt sueceeded in getting Clarke sagsht shortly
1ieT I Ine ods resumption a ~ a. oI pS e m seSI tes IeS 81
NJ CTegNr followed and Immediately opened his
Hdy 'f He bSd aided il 81 ssyeF
lofty hits that just escaped being caught, when in
jHdged the pace and was smartly stumped by
The home captain came next. and was content 70
play carefully, letting Morris do the most OF the
decare the innings closed. and put the representa-
the top score OF the game, ana mas Seloom playe0
70 better advantage. His cutting and driving were
balls around 70 leg frequently brought salvos or
applause from the grandStand.
With over 500 runs 20 get TO gain a victory the
Canadians sent in Marsden and Beddowe 20 face the
deliveries Of King and Clark. With the total at
King clean bOWled MaFsden. and Immediately re-
peated the dose when Mossman faced him. Bed
DOVE was the next victim. having his stumpS
knocked out Of the ground by unusually fast one
from the demon Clark then secured wicket.
getting verdict for leg before wicket given In his
favor, and the complete
The visiting captain tried hard TO stem the tide
by defensive play, but was forced 70 succUmb 70
King, who also bowled Whitaker, after he had
SCORE ed wa
got together at the fall Of the nuth wicket that a
semblance Of a stand was made but Il was then
0nIv OuestiOn OF time and eventually Clark found
his way to the wicket and broke the partnership
and finished the game The score follows: