New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

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-. v,sexA tcsr,xs tAc tso rival Vuhs this Cit.
>~s,eea M ,cssVIs, ~ The sn'Hnd 1T the Ncw'Ncrk
s>,N>N,AS- s~i wsi h. continued again this day play
,s,sSacsse ysHssSl =, - esaeSk, There was srcAi
"a, II Sx,sscat sesSI tbs sssc - the iwN clubs each
49, ssssss isss Shs a. he Che coaQucriny
- >ss & srVv tssrtAcs lArsc ccnccursc.o visitors.
~ s,ar& >; e-e pA-s II the day wcl covered. and
~. sAssa w ns;se> lbs veteran slsek and his son
a. s-sss;vs fssa HsyoANr, wINamsNnrSa, Harlem
Ns.NsS rAasSclrA's Milwaukee sni rsSion, Pcnn
81, nsrSpe erc~si 6v tie special Of ladies. was
So. vel srsi ard lcckci quite gay.
y ,sS>a-Ses Clrh. As,sar WIN tho toss. commenced
y.Ny 8. !. s'cilk ~ p,Ac.ns Waller snd Gibbs al the
.Slr<s ~ thr h. cling II Ssns and Cu.p G'eos wss
* So. gSr - fail ard bingham s'cn followed both with
-cS>t Sans ,eok thcse :wo wieAe's IN ono over. sam
WsAt sSrs next and PLAYED beaa'''al-ae got 81 rune
sssr X go among then Eve. thrce aud doubles
s,r 6ve Re sS "a crc over BOWED ny sharp; he was
s-s,,, s:sr,s sy J. Hi.han, who ceyery s,umped him
60: be was in hcur sna ~ minutes Waller continued
g. vsSy seAsiy when BOWED him down for l6 rune
>ns- bxirs s, the wicke, hour and 10 minutes Bagc
40 n, C-sve came next the latter GOT II among
vh:cA we've ,hIrts Tnson wen, on, for single and
R-ss: lad the misfortune TO be the first wicket that
Cv,p .sS,k Emmett White. who made excellent
h. and limbaugh finished the innings al q o'clock.
Total. lee runs.
New-Nork Cub commenced their frsi innings at 80
sharp and Tower the wioke to the bowling of Gibbs
sad San Wright sharp looked like playing but unfor
tun..ey in the second caught out most splendid
y by Emmett Sam Wreh, caught Tower gu. directly If
;e-wa-d. and Fe;ohers turn next he was doomed
g. the fate and after getting single and double
esash; by White. Sans 10 the post commenced
il right earnest got singles, threes. and doubles
when Gibbs caught him. j. Higham played well, got u
when Gibbs bowled him ont. At this point of the
game Wilson. for whom Richards had been fielding,
rived upon the ground and gave quite favorable turn to
the play DC bated well and got 30 runs, among them
.hrees and capital four off Gibbs. Marsh got IL very
nicely. Renney. Cuyp Spyey and lie Gal were not SO
fortunate, and the innings closed at 535, with 90 runs
being runs short Of the st. Georges first nnngs-a pref
~ close game.
The st. Georges Club commenced their I'd innings at
$50 and played till when time called. They lost
wickes for Gibbs G. Sans 10, Bingham o. Sans
T. Sam Wright g. Cuyp o, Emmett 6, Marsh p White and
Sharp Wide /, Byes ., Leg Byes2 Waller and Tin
commence tomorrow, at l2precisely.
The play throughout the day steady and good. The
New-York Club felded well, but the st. Georges little
better. Fletchers long stopping much admired. The
bowling was good though not frstrnte Marsh, having
lad a blow with the ball two weeke back, not in
good trim for it, Cuyp bowlcd capital toward the close of
the day Sans and Sam Wright were usual good,
though the former part bOwied rather wide The
following is the summary of the bowling St. Georges
Club-Sam Wright 10 overs madensi Waller IA overs
maidens; Gibbs - overs, 10 maidens; De Grave 3
overs maiden. Ncw-York Club-Sams 81 overs, II
madens; Sharp over Marsh Is overs, madens
Nessrs Gibbs DE Grave and j. Hgham made their first
matches and very valuable acquisitions they
we're They are all good cricketcr and showed some fine
play. especially Gibbs. The ground wants rain, which
ade the long stopping very difficult
Mr.. S. Nichols of The Sunday Mercury, was umpire
for ST. George Club; and Mr.. Bradshaw of Philadelphia
for the New-York Club Scorers: Mr.. Embree, st.
Georges; MIR. Taylor, Ntw-YOrk.