THURSDAY. JULY 12, 1962 i Americans Can Learn More bout British Sport . of Cricket By . KEN DENLINGER Sports. Editor To many Americans the word cricket connotes either a small swamp insect, or to those•with a vague _knowledge of BritiSh films, a game for ever talked about but ap p rentiv never played. With the increasing amount of: ghidents I being afforded the op p 1 0 fiunity to study abroad and• a' g illy. number of. people from "gland, India and- other coun t i 6 with a predominately British! b ckground enrolled at , Penn! S ate, it-is interesting to see that; a cricket warm has begun serious' practices near 'campus. It would be, im.rell to gain some knowledge of how this game is played. 1 l In its i broadest sense, :cricket r sembles baseball. The bbject is' tol score more runs than .your op-! ponent. 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PARISIFS 133 S. GARNER STREET Campus Shopping Gent's• In cricket. there are two wickets (bases), the bowler (pitcher) de livering the , ball from one to the batsman stationed at the other. A player need only run frqm one wicket to the other to score a run. Also, a batsman doiz;s not have y to run if he doesn't want to. The field is oval-shaped and anything hit is in play. In fact more scoring shots are probably directed behind the batsman's wicket than in front. To counter act this, most field-placings call for at least as many fielders be hind the bat as in front. The boundary consists, ideally. of :a fence equidstant from the batsman at,a distance of 225 feet. If the ball reaches the boundary alofig the ground, the batsman is awarded four runs. If the ball - .clears the fenCe," ,in a home run, the batsman scores six runs. The technique of bowling dif-. fers considerablyi'from the ait of pitching.. 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