New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-05
VETERANS SWAMPED BY
AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN
Visiting CriCketerS Bat at Rate
of a Hundred and Fifty
Runs an Hour.
MAILEY USES HIS GOOGLE
Home Team Does Wel>in the
Scoring, but Is Outplayed
by Opponents in the
Field.

I'm a tri1e more than three hours Al the
bat the Australian cricketers scored al
the rapid rate Of 80 runs an hour and
easily defeated the New York Veteran
team Yesterday at Manor Field. Staten
Island, by margin of go runs.
The Veterans did fairly well. runnine
up a total Of IA but in the field were
outplayed by their famous opponents who
took advantage OF all openings and soon
had the bowlers at their mercy. a pecu-
liar feature of the days play was the
stand made for the first and the last
wicket. 100 runs being registered before
the first Australian batsman went down
while the last wicket produced even more
BardSley and Cody staying together
while l09 runs were scored.
Mailey captured two wickets for four
runs with his google" deliveries
Mayne was responsible for three wickets
at a cost OF seven runs while Cody Sc
cured FIVE wickets al a cost OF thirty-nine
runs.
For the Veterans, Turville took three
wickets Hayman's two cost 159 runs
while Kelly. Staushton and Rushton each
had wicket To his credit
The Australians, led by G. Campbell as
captain. owing to the indisposition OF A.
Diamond. sent the Veterans in 10 bat al
T. o'clock A. Brown and c. W Hayman
made a fairly good stand for the first
wicket against the bowling Of Cody and
Arnott. and twenty were registered be-
fore Hayman vas out to a pretty running
catch by Mccartney.
A Hoskings and Brown stayed to-
gether till 80. when Brown was bowled hy
Cody for a good innings OF IS c. h. Mar
shall was the next batsman. and quickly
ran up double figures before being caught
by Campbell the wicket-keeper, and three
wickets were down for fOrtv-seven runs.
Sidney Deane was bovled by Cody at
81. after contributing three. and when
sixty appeared on the scoreboard Hos
kings was sent back by a fine catch by
Campbell off Cody l.. ". Staughton hit
boundary from the first ball he received.
but Immediately afterward Cody found
the weak spot in his defence. and the
sixth wicket fell at 6s
After batting for 70 minutes Kelly at
last was defeated by the google" bowler
for an invaluable innings Of 49, which in
cluded no less than seven boundary hits.
The luncheon interval score was 9 wick
cts for q runs.
O. Turville went in for hitting when
play was resumed. and mainly by his fast
scoring the total reached ~ in eXcep-
tionally fast time J. d. Cave got a cou-
pie OF singles and a four when he lifted
one from Mayne which Arnott easily got
under.
J. :. Bretz was unable 10 duplicate his
batting success Of Saturday. and was
bowled by Mayne before he had scored,
and Harry Rushton took his place. The
last wicket put on % runs, Turville get
ting in some big hits. but with the total
at IA Turville was caught by Collins and
the innings was over. with Rushton not
out for a single.
The Australians opened with Mccartney
and Collins. Hayman and Kelly led the
attack Rapid scoring and frequent ooun-
dairy hits came from the outset. Numer-
GUS bowling changes were tried without
any effect. and IN an incredibly short time
the 100 mark was reached. At 100 Ma
cartney was out leg before wicket 70
StduEntOn Tor %. f-lrFtu iuii5 loA'A NV -
was clean bowled BY Rushton. and at lol
two more Of the visitors went out
Then came a long partnership with
Emery and Crawford. which was broken
when the latter was bowled by Turville
for 60 The fifth wicket had produced 16
runs. Neither Campbell nor Arnott gave
much trouble. and Emery was well
caught by Challenger at ri.
Mayne and Bardsley put on 81 runs
while together. but the best stand OF the
game came when Cody partnered Bards-
lev Despite all that Captain Bretz and
his team could do the two players soon
passed the 400 mark and kept the helders
working hard until. with the total at 4S4
Cody was beaten in an appeal for leg
before wicket.
After trip 10 Philadelphia the Aus
tralians are scheduled 10 play the United
West Indian team at Celtic Park on Fri
day and Saturday.
The score follows: