New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26
CRICKET.
UNITED sTArn> vs.. CANADA

CANAOA.
This interesting match resumed a. aa yes,.,a.,
morning. The excitement being greater than tbs pr,v,
day a e~ tog Their = large number Il spectators n.
weather improvement ths FIRST AZ, and :.
were pleased TO See several LADY Visters who sv.v,
sid to the days pleasure The 4sqases ioess,
gsy-AneEicso. s. George snd CAuassa ccors INA,
gracefully. Betting a; stArnng bu. gos al an
oue Size long before the game vas 6ashei
At quarter to - TIE Uused States placed Blsckbu,
and FLETCHER the scAets face Bradbury aud Pck
ings bowling Fletcher commenced execution At Que, bv
an excellent bit frs Pickering then gave too vide sa
He has singular style OF Distinguishing the bah in hin
right hand he to the wicket changing the bali froa
one hand to another he goes. delivers with ks
left His psce is good. but Mt drst rate.
Fletcher continued to pay well geing singles who
Bradbury bowd BLACK burn dom snhou, his gettias any
RUS this mornings wicses 81 runs. Bosers changed
N pier Tor Pickering COm,ry next % K the b., msds
. single, Bradbury bis ,tumps7 kets runs
Bo~lers changed sgaia-P.rscns hr Napier Barsss.
was the aud Fe cher kept ucre .sug the score
making two good square Lex hits for aud when Hev
ara csusLt him od one Of Parsons balls Tie played sx
csleuily especially considering he Shor'sightsd
&C. req 10 and second the hsi waksts 8, raas
wison Was soon caugh, b. Pcksrins9 sickes 50 ruas
Burnett made good hi FOR >. and Cuyp r,u ou' nus
ended at 10 minutes aud 50 concluded the United
States Second Innings with II Leaving s. raas fr
Canada 10 get IN order 10 siu th- game
Csnsds coumtpcec At 10 MINUTES pas =. wh IIswrd
and Bradbury facing Comery and Cuyps slng HesEd
mace the fret Oh C,mry aud Bradbury Auer making
bes ,ful DR. fr a sogle rum got IN excellent four Of
Cu,ps ball. Il was well eiied. and the me Looked bet
ter Howard was soon osugit by SAn Wng6.-irs
wicket s1 runs STANDBY took bat, and commenced wA
two very pretty hts Tor and two followed by COED
leg hi, that ought have got two rans but yell
6ld4d he went oct by ball from Comery-tso wickss
eisht, on runs Bowlers change Marsh for Cuyp. Dsnns
now vent to wors made sing OF the drt bal. aud The
next ole Marsh sent ripper to his stumPsthree wcksh
rns en- runs.
pichsrir e on whom the game n depended
took his stand msnfully Let her rip the order OF
The d.y and Marsh did bot il lid not tell this tue
Com ~ the next over DO sled Bradbury bssudfal s
which Marsh csught splsnddly Four wickets, nineteen
INNS Msrh gave smother ripper and sent Pickering out
with blank suoh ihs fortunes Of 'ricke, Five
xickets twenty three runs Tins altered the sppsxasos
Of the .sue, snd odds freely rersd Napier got
three very nicely when Marsh cut hm down SIX sickets
thirty runs Parsons. after getting was serve the
SANE b., Comsry. Galway soon caught ous by M1sh
Erht vicketr, thirty runs heane made sou pretty
hts but Marsh would DO Al hun out FSmr served
the ssme by Comery snd st minutes & the an
shed by thirty four 10 favor Of the United stss q
which there vas great cheering
The tao days play pleased everybody II wss coDductd
in the most ieudy manner and quite evident the bowling
on The United States side too much for Can Nd, vas
hautifu Marsh did wonderful execution, be Is int
rate bowler ana when the game over they carried him
OF the ground. fetcher excellent long sio aud on
the fret Gay only got bye. Tho second day he would
have been equally fortunate, but owing 10 the state OF the
o. me- the two last Canadians run Mt every chsnco thef
could get and managed to scramble through ten runs 10
asmany byes one after another TIE result OF tho oowln
stands thus;