New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15
CRICKET.

ST. Georges Club by 81 runs. The weather wss bear
tifu and the ground vsited by ercketng friends from
all parts, numbering shout 500; szacng them was
Mr.. Sharpe, who was warmly greeted on his return
from Eur pc in the Atlantic. The play was too strong
Tor the Philsdelphians, Gibbs and Sam Wright BOWED
and batted vel, and there was some good play from
Waller Bage, Bingham, Buraett and Walker. Bailey
did not get chance 10 show his slasbng hits. Con-
greve. new player, was very useful man. Tinson
kept wicket we'll and Bingham long stopped IN good
STYLE. The Philadelphia Club was disappointed in
two of their beet players and Barlow, who came on
from Washington not arriving the ground TIL late,
made difference in the gains, especially with the
Byes. IL was got before he came, and 3after. The
veteran Bradshaw played well though not 80 Fortunate
Parsons Senior, and the Wisters also deserve notice
Umpires-St. George, Wbea.croft of Newark; Phila.
delI hs, John Smith, Scorers-Messrs Embry and
Fiber.
Philadelphia having won the toss sent in the 81.
Georges, who placed Bage and Waller at ths'impor.
tant post Bage took the first ball from Senior and
continued to play very steadily. Waller played IN his
usually easy STYLE when Bradshs~ bowled him. after
making twos and singles wicket, 22 runs oabbes
now appeared on the field and looked first rafe-he
PLAYED In bis usual style for the short time he was in,
making some beautiful hits, which only got him
twos and singles of which went into Wisters
hands: wicke's Al runs. Sam Wright was the next
cham, ion, and soon after he had taken his block
Bace run out after being in hour aud 10 minutes for
10 rups-he played better than usual ana ioosed axe
making big score; wickets, a. runs. Bingham
took up his position and played beautifully getting
singles two, and splendid hit to the tent-aiter
that johnson caught him; wickets, Ga runs Bailey
did not get ball before Sam Wright was caught out
by Wster for, - runs. sam played remarkably
steady, but the bowling of both Senior aud Bradshaw
was excellent, which prevented him getting so large
score as he deserved; wickes, 90 runs. Burnett
came next and then following over Senior took Baiieys
baes with beautiful ripper without giving him an
onno,tnpity of sending the ball to any part of the
field; wckets, 80 runs. Walker ana burnett now
had of the field but in the second over there
was a little misplaced confidence, and Walker ran out
with the first round o; wckets, 20 runs. La Mon
taigpe followed Walker and play ed some entering balls
in good cricketing style. Congreve and 1inson soon
fell aud Burnett carried his bat out-he played very
prettily and got appauded several times especially TOR
a beautiful 3 hit: 10 wickets, 81 runs.
ph;lndeluha commenced their first Innings at
o'clock Sargent took the first ball from Gibbes, faced
by Blight, first over and no death. Waller TOOK up
the bowling but passed his over with similar results
and in the Cibbos sent IN ripper tnat TOOK
Blipht's stumps beautifully; wicket run. X Wis.
fer came next facing Sargent; these two men played
very carefully for time, blocking their balls put
making 10 runs. Waller began 10 oo"i wna; WIZ
balls maiden In succession; az ast tue silence
was broken by Wistsr making beautiful hit TOR 8,
and the next ball from Waller was caught by Giboes
of Saryents bat who went out for runs; 2wickets
Is rms The veteran Bradshaw followed, and these
two men were expected to make great change IN the
ADJ earaDce of the game; Bradshaw sent the second
Lsll lie received right slick away for g. when Wster
got his leg before wicket; wlckets IL runs Barrow
The long t,p faced Bradshaw and sent the nrst
ball he received right away to the hill for 3, and Brad.
shaw followed him with beautiful cut for 2, both well
| played. Dinner was now called, and after dinner,
| "A usual down goes man. Gibbes bowled Bradshaw;
4wiokets SO runs. Senior got his leg before wicket
| J. Nister followed soon sfer; wickets AZ runs.
| Parsons now came to the stumps, and Barlow con-
tinued to play wol WHOM W ieht was put on 70 bowl
end soon took Parsonss wicket; : wicke's - runs
| Kuhn, England and johnson, closed the Innings;
Barlow bringing his bat out for FL runs, he played
| beoutlfuly 10 wickets IS runs
hut the play on the 81. Georges side was very good,
Hroughem and Sam Wight making the score Phi,
aoelia went in with l4a TO get and played an uphill
game beautifulybeing full of life and vigor 10 the
lssbut St. George was too much for them, they got
81 The best. Parsons and Barlow made the score and
both played beautifully The result is as follows;
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