New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-01
QUAKERS ARE VTCToss
NEW YORK OUTcLAss,,
Philodelphians Play Superb g.,
Other Meas and Not.

Philadelphta gave fine exhsb,.,o,
cricket yesterday at livingston a.. !" ar-r..
the annual game against New York Aaa1
runs. with Wfckets TO spare Tn. lag o71
outciassed the eleven chosen bv ~. n,s sSs
District Cricket League 70 reprssa,s " 'iecsocshe
IN batttrg, bowling and fielding r. io'z a.
feet "e--'ys -
On account Of tbs in1po--s.
which. outside Of an interna Ioual ,r- oosx
star attraction OF the season for Ns,v vs-se :.
ers' no League games were scheduled - Ssst.
con' ana more enan thousand snthr-.s.S
neyed to the grounds OF the sta-.- ,Saasa %
Wow the game Although nAass -Sa|c csgs :.
margin. the home players perto-rn.a -..s s.ea I,
the bat, but the bowling appeared - Ls-eAo'y ~
visiting players. and the team s.lde5 =. a's tst.
ent fashion when all hope OF SCORING s-.. Idle
vanished Victory "a
II W. Middleton had the best bor1,,
the visitors. with wtckets for % runs =
Fellows took for IS For New YorE " Wv
the best average. with wickets fo~ "a N0s~ "a.
Captain Brown. having been tortun,,.
TOT cholce OF innings sent IN A. Hosl,inr,
A Worm for New York They were and c
bowling OF ". VI Fellows ans y ID.
former starting from the north wtck.. 10y ~
nershto produced but a single III, .,-.u., 9c.
Hosklnss, as Worm sent a ball az r.rr
Hart who caught il near the oounds-- rs
niled the vacancy, bur was able 10 mar, DA,s
runs before succurnbinz 70 Fellows vt,, s.S 20
er H. Hosklngs was playing attractv. -. sse'
meanThile, putting both bowlers sus,, g. s'es-
Es ana scoring singles every over c. Hr~
nth was the newcomer. and tnussi.-Al,- - uo''
scoring six singles in succession b,,. 81 oor'
partner. Hoskings being BOWED OF ~. s' =
middleton who had SUPERSEDED Le Row rs..
ING oarsnnan had scored Il in approved ,-vF. ''-f
= L. Foyer partnered Griffith. rh,
steadily, and lasted only long enough :, 'Hs
from Middleton. getting caught BY Nrro,,r~.'
trying 70 cut a ball from Middleton Whit, - =
With wtckets down for 90 J. H Czo-so- 81. ~ y
the bat, but the bulk OF the scoring vas -
Griffith. who had plenty Of contdenc. Al,
lows appealed FOR leg before and 20, IN. A..
sion. which nscessitated A R Smith +,s,-. -
don's place at the wicket The score wa, t,r.s..
by 13 before the next casualty occurred c-,-.ss -
ing ar an OF ball OF Sfiddleton.s and g4v4,z
TO lie Roy In the slips. He was dsss-vaE
riauded for his splendid innings which t,.,rs',
three hits to the BOUNDARY A grou-,
disposed OF, being clean bowIed bv rsuo,. y.
with the total ar 81 for wtcksts the 1r,cb.,,-
terval was taken
On resumption OF PLAY, Smith. Who hsa .c,,.,.
before luncheon, put both BOWERS sv,v !. =.
boundary. his cutting proclivities putting q, -,
quickly and being Instantly apprsci,rsd =, :.
ss7v~-s
second run on a hit by Smith. and J D Mac.r,,-
fell victim 70 a splendid running catch BY Vs..
of lie Roy With wtckets down for so rrnx ~
Marshall. who should have been Dur IN .s-R,.
made fine stand for the last wicket with sntA
causing the score 70 mount steadily 70 TIE c.,--y
mark. which appeared after Marshall had s,- =.
Roy 20 the boundary three times IN one over so-l
men we're apparently ar ease and IN for a Io-r
stand but the end came when Marshall lad y,
81 =
Middleton and New York was out FOR total CTR
The Quakers opened the batting with J J. N.e
Donough and 7. P CUrrie, and were opposed. 10
the bowling Of II Poyer and Hoskngs Runs c.-.
freely from the start, MacDonough Doing ne tuE
Of the scoring and getting IS out OF o. which vas
the total when Curris was caught BY Brown az
long slip of Foyer J 7 Patterson with M,,
Donough, made long stand FOR the second wicket
and so appeared on the telegraph after th--y-rvo
minutes Of play. AZ - MacDonough was retired
for an Invaluable innings OF Il. and p " L. Roy
took his place Patterson vas content to nsss
runs slowly, but lie Roy hit the ball 70 all paris q
the field The century was hoistad in ma-velo1sg
short time and the winning hir was effected vhsz
lie Roy drove tall 70 the OF boundary
Patterson was dismissed az Isl and L Roy atl:-
the two men scoring % ard IS. respectively 4 c
Scattersnod and \. ? Wright set our 20 hlt, ard
treated all the bowlers alike Boundary olrrsi
boundary N every over. and occasionally hi Ess
made clean out Of the ground After the second
century had been passed \. r SE1ith was -'s'
with The ball, and should have go- wicket VII
his first ball He had the satisfaction hoTe7e. Q
erectirs separation. bowling Wright az 20 SEA-
t=rgood continued the onslaught WREN Nalel1h-
Joined him, and the pair played our time. "
Scatversood's score standing ar - rot ouL =
had PLAYED a peculiarly aggressive gsra gs'.-s
eleven tours. FIVE and Two hirs which n7'tsa III
SIX apiece.
The summary follows
ALPEI ACELFEy
J J MacDonough. G-irts. Hossisss =. -.