The Sun.
London, England, 1850-09-10 00:00:00

CRICKET.

ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF
DARLINGTON.

This match was resumed on Saturday at Darlington,
and was brought to a conclusion in favour of the Eleven
by 110 runs. Thus stood the score:—

TILE MAVEN.

First Innings. Second Innings.
Adams, c Morton, b Simpson 3 Ibw, b Joy .. ....... ... 31
Wisden, c Clark, b Joy 4 b Coates .... 1
Guy, b Joy ... 1 a Morton, b Anderson 21
Pilch, b Joy..
Parr, c Simpson, b Clark 46 cßedshaw,b Anderson i
Box, c Swires, b Anderson
Martingell, c Baldwinson, b
Anderson ....... 0 a Morton, b Anderson 21
Mr. N. Felix, not out ...... .. 10 c Garthwaite, b An-

derson l7
Mr. A. Mynn, b Anderson 9 c Anderson, b Joy ... 12
Clark, b Juy ....
llillyer, b Joy .. 1 not out lO
Byes 12,1 b 3, w 5,n b 1 . 21 B 18,1b1,w15,nb 2 36

Total 111 Total 169
DARLINGTON.
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First Innings. Second Innings.
Shaw, b Clark
Walters, b Clark... 1 c Adams, b Wisden 3
Mr. S. Swires, run out 4 c Box, b C1ark......... 0
Redshaw, b Wisden
Mr. T. Ileadlam, b Clark 0 not out
Lancaster, b Clark ......... ... .. 2 c Guy, b Clark l5
Baldwinson, c Felix, b Wisden 69 c Bux, b Wisden 7
Anderson, hit w, b Clark 4 b Wisden 8
Metcalfe, c Guy, b Clarke...... 0 c Guy, b Clark ...... .. 0
Clark, c Martingell, b Hillyer 3 run out l2
Graham, c Felix, b Wisden... 7 b Wisden ...... .....
Rev. J. I'ilkington, c Hillyer,
b Clark...
Mr. C. D. Trotter, c and b

Wisden .
4 c Felix, b Clark
Simpson, b Clark ... ....... .... 0 b Wisden 2
Morton, b Clark 0 a Box, b C1ark......... 2
Joy, c Felix, b Wisden ...
Mr. H. Judson, run out ...... ... 1 b Clark 0
Garthwait, b Clark .
Mr. J. W. Coates, b Clark ... 0 Ibw, b Wisden
Mr. T. Elwon, c Guy, b Clark 0 b Wisden ......
Benson, not out 2 s Box, b Clark ...... .. 0
Harrison, b Clark ..... .. ..
Byes ti, leg byes 4 7 Byes 1,1 b 1 2

Total llO

Total ...... 60

ELEVEN PLAYERS OF SURREY V. FOURTEEN GENTLE
)lEN OF THE SURREY CLUB AND COUNTY.—Yesterda3
this annual match was commenced at the Oral. At the
close of the day's play the score stood thur:—The
Gentlemen, first innings, 48; the Players, first innings,
(with four wickets down). 151.

AQUATICS.
CHELSEA TRADESMEN'S MATCH.

A match amongst tradesmen amateurs, for vatious
prises, took , place yesterday at Chelsea, and was very
attractive. The race was six pair of oars, in three
heats, and the competition rowed very capitally.
First Heat—Wheeler and Narramoore, (yellow), I ;
Ockenton and Stifles (green), 2 ; Burrell and Pye (red),
0. The distauce was from off the Old Swan, at Chelsea,
to a boat moored off Cremurne, down to the White
House, and finish at the Swan. Won easily, but a ca-
pital race for second place.
Second Heat—Prince and Stubbs (Pink), 1 ; Wan-
dell and Dyer (white), 2 ; Flocket and Morris (blue) 0.
Won by some lengths, the two second boats continuing
to foul for some distance.

Final Heat—Wheeler and Narramoore, 1; Prince and
Stubbs, 2. The beat was started downwards, three pairs
out of the four being so even for half-a• wile that a
blanket would have covered them. In rounding the
lower boat, notwithstanding the prohibition, there was a
foul between the first two, and Prince and Stubbs came
up first, maintained it, and arrived at the distance-boat
some lengths in advance of the others, but were disquali-
fied by the umpire in consequence of Prince having fouled
the other beat, and pushed his own ahead, by placing his
oar against the other.