The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-19

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spsy issrssssS KArsn yho VIII Sseere vas considsr
running ssc had run III sI. :ssI:
1h tss exception Of arp then joined Hsham, who,
was sot taken. o. chance gwen to pon., which
Tgyr sucs wing made tsenty-ssyen in escsuent style.
as a ~ that excellent eriskstsr Fletcher Who, WITH
ee run up tie score, and after losing Castles who
.s9 ms ni ssn th.ssn IN s ussa sp.a m.nnsr
Ranpsy wss bO,lsd BY senior for our-tEs Others did
.onDe the scorers and the innings tsrnna.ed for
ore hundred aud eighteen, leaving the Philadelphia
/ frrty yurs ahead on the first inDiugs
TIE phladelphiAns then IN for their second u
plgs, semi ing IN Water and HAwsnorn-ths fornsr,
ailet making two ot by mistakinga substitute
fcy one OF the New York eleren FOR spectator. 5,r
lew tnen Joined Hawthorn, who shortly afterxs ards
terssd by ripper iron Marsh Bradshaw then put IA
appearance and, with 3Aciox continued to PLAY very
sssdy FOR tine When the latter being b,wsd By
lnoths- ypper from Narkh for sI, Senior Ia, and
,be rpiri.s OF The PhIsdeiphx revived FOR be-
! twseB ErEashGs and Senior there was pretty dis.
play Of cricket a. mas been witnessed on the hobohsn
grsdanax having length been disposed Of by MArs
wa succeeded By Wlby. ard most tplendei display OF
sa.hre and ssn.i6c batting continued for some time
CT ID ne dismissed by Marsh with twenty nine god
mails % liz name and vas ,.sssdsa y the cheers Of
.sas ' Ct .en Senior having eontnas to pay very
brought out his bst after some steady play, for two,
the others giving much trouble to the scorers The
p s ans MAR ana Ssn runs
| il ofcs, TO win the game.
Il likely this large score would be made by the
New rorkeYs ii proper attention paid to the Bedipg
b. TIE Phlsosy There lack OF that essential
qnal6cai,D in cricket displayed rather too prominently
cons Sersby to their This is to DO atri dated in
sprae &c want Of attention to the directions
Ii. es.sy .
question. With him. with any ain, implicit ooed
should be promptly given to his directions whethe
and during the over he should Be- observed sy tbs ned
ert il order thst his sign.ls may be ob.yed silently
vsry the eddaring the delivery Of an over to suit
| play Of the batters when they change ends.
wed1 eedsy the match resumed At half past ter
BY the New Workers. sending in to the bit Harsh ant
Porter to the bowling Of Senior and Crossley, When
made Senior bowling Porter tor one and spiyey bens
disposed Of for two, Hgham then went in. and fo
some time some pretty cricket was seen, runs bsnt
thirteen receis cd his quisus BY the same ripping bowl
ing Sharp went in and Tor time assisted Hshau
fourteen cricEeter style, bowed by twstel
from Crossey. Castle, the great tower Of the previous
s. ss seSe Dscs e schsr and soon ss
Sharp bowlei by Crossey, having pnt eight ths
R.nasy w.de slight mstas: y getting his ss
after gave chance to senior from his own bowling
which was Of taken and Fletcher left with FIVE
Obtained NAr some very good pay. Hcoards tnen wen
in and came out and Cuyp, having been joined by Wood
forward drive to the OFF, but bowed BY Crossley
And thus ended this interesting gsme leaving the Phi
adephans the vicors BY eighty two runs the drs be-
tween the two cities which hiss taken place in SONS
| years.
II 10 but fair say that the bowling and fielding il
this innings much better than on the previous
| days, and told against the score.
On the part of the New Workers. the telling OF Hgham
Sharp Marsh Spivey and Fletcher good 1t is to b
hoped that the Philsdelphans (whO, by the way,
fine set Of gentlemanly fellowa will 60 back well
with the victory they have achieved such cracl
| club the New Workers..
The following 10 the score
| PHILADELPHIA