The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-20


The return game of the American match between
New York and Newark will be pisyed at the lasi
named place on Monday. The players on tho New
York side are Messrs. Shonnara, Edward, Addy
Barclay, Tryon, Wells, Whestley EIgin. Taylor, Da
Wis. Ranney and Hilhird. Newark Club-Messrs.
Baker. Halstead, Tregear, wurts, Hedges, W.
Hedges, Smith, Bragg, Jr.
The match between the married and unmarried
members Of the above club came Off at Hoboken ON
Wednesday, 10th inst Being only one dsylnmatch.
1t was no. played out, but given ia favor Of the
merry bachelors on the strength oIthe first innings
The wickets were pitched at 10 Am. The weaeh-
or warm, but just enough Of sir to fan into flame
the cricketting ardor of the assembled warriors.
The young uns' having won the toss sent the Bene-
diets in, who sent Sharp aud the veteran Bailey to
the wickets, to the bowling Of Gibbs and Meikle-
ham, the latter of whom soon gave Bailey teazer
without his having placed anything to the score.
Emmet now joined Sharp, but rippe from Gibbs
sent the latter TO the "rignt about" after making
hne cut for two; Capt. Wallack :hen took the bat,
anu commenced aashing them in all directions bat
unfortunately lost his wicket, by miscalculatng
tie throwing powers of Davis. after making nine
teen mum, runs in very fine style Hindbaagh in the
Wy in,0 Fmmet's timbers after his playing steadily
for four LamOntagne joined Hindbaugh, but W IS
coon disposed of by tire from Meikeham. wal
ter, Sam Wight and son followed without adding
materially to the score, which amounted in the fssI
innir gs to sixty Ave.
The bachelors sent Turner and Bingham to the
wicket 10 oppose the bo Wing Of Capt. Wallack and
walker. Turner'S stumps were soon deprived of
their equilibrium BY ripper from Walker, aft ,r
making one run. Bingham soon followed suit, by
giving way for three to the joint efforts Of Wright
and Wallack. Gibbs and DeGrave, now in together,
gave the spectators an opportunity of witnessing
some very fine play, aud causing the field to shoT
their activity az every point but ode of Walack's
proved fatal to DeGraye Immediately after giving a
svery decided chance, which was missed. Tius,n
now made his appearance, looking all confidence in
his powers Of aggression; but Wright would hold
the ball tipped into his hands or Walker, which
was Ceemed unfortunate, as some fine play and free
hitting was expected from Tinson. Meikieham sue
ceediog, the ball was soon again in motion. skppiag
In all directions over the green plain, and causing
the scorers to use their ink more freely until the
veteran Sam caught Gibbs mapping and stu mped
him out, much to tho modification of all lockers
on bachelors and ladies. Davis, Chopper, Saunders
and Wood soon followed, without scoring many.
Banning carried out his bat. Meikleham having
made twenty.six runs by some free biting had "no
tice to quit from Walker. In the second innings
played well, the tremendous hits Of the former
exciting great applause; but time was called when
they had yet three wickets to go down, and one
hundred and thiltyseven iuns on the score, thus
closiug very pleasant days play.
The bowling OF Wailack, Gibbs and De Grave was
very good throughout; the fielding was fair on both
sides; but we cannot but mention the excellent
"backstoppiDg' and fine fielding generally of Bng-
ham, On the side OF the bachelors