New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
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NETWORK VS.. PHIL aDELPHIA CLUBS.
Tbis Interesting match, from the fact OF being the
first for pine years that he's been played by any club
out of their immediate neighborhoOd was finished
Yesterday, and New-YOrk declared the winner with
10 wicke's to spare. New-York did not play
against tie same eleven they met last October but
against tie strength of Philade phia-members
being chosen from the Union and kenslpg-
ton Clubs. The ground is situated near the
Railway Depot Camden, and is beautiful level
field, The New-Yorke1s were most bountiuily
entertained by the PhiladephaDs at the house OF the
veteran Bradshaw, who did all in his power to make
them comfortable assisted by the kind offices OF his
lady, The weather was good part Of Monday, but
Tuesday regular St. Swthin dry, 80 thai they had
TO finish the match between the showers On the
ground we noticed cricketers from Albany, Boston,
Newark, New-York, Harlem WilliaInsburgh, and st.
Georges Club. The umpires were, New-York, Mr..
Tilt Of St. Georges Club, and Phiiadelphia,i Mr.
Whea.crot Of Newark Club Scorers, Messers Shields
and General.
Philadelphia commenced by sending Faccn and fol-
land to the charge; Holland made the fret run from
Sans and Marsh picked out Facon, whom he quickly
DISPOSED Of. Barlow now came up, and Holland was
ordered Of Senior went in and out the second ball.
Wister factd Barlow but Sans would not le. him get
but one run and they had to get Bredsha~ to do
something; be looked like mischief, and made them
all take possession of their posts: Highan OF the
wicLets, Sharp OF slip, Fletcher onSstopPins, all
good men and truei but after all this preparation
Sans would not give him a chance, bat sent rippe.
that knocked his wickets down with round y.
Willy played well; began With a good srash
drive for two, ard leg bit for single; Mani
would not let him 60 on. CrOssey seemed ripe 10
some good play; the second over he made good leg
biis-one went clear the fence, but only scored
three. Wister had been playing very steadily for
some tine though he did not much in crease the scores
be made good straight drive for 3 and Marsh in re-
Turn sent driver that took his wicke.-s wickets for
q runs-no very good luck. The rest, with the e1-
ception of Cossley who made another straight drive
for g. did not do muCh and the innings closed ir ~
rups Tie batting was very good, but the bowling oil
Marsh ard Sans was so beautiful that they could 90
nothing with it. The fielding of NewYOrk was an ex-
celeDt piece of cricketng.
New.Yok opened with Harvey AID Wharton-t1e
first did not have chance for dspay-Senior sent
shooter that took his timber Wharton played very
nicely be has very pretty style OF cricket ng ne
made twenty among which were eight doubles, Two
of them good straight drives and the balance to the
leg. j. Higham was unfortunate. Sans played well
four doubles-one q very pretty cut to the oil anu
another to tie on followed by good leg hi-Cfosby
at last pulled hlm up and closed his career with a
great ball. Fletcher seemed as If he had good
sight Of the ball he commenced with good
leg bit and after getting five Singles got his leg before
Lis wicket. Parker made some very nice play.
Marsh got caught by Wildly AFTER getting .hree singles
three and pretty leg hit for p Sharp only ma el.
Tower would ihsye made score if the oilers had
lot deserted him; he carried his bs. out aher getting
two doubles and two singles, good draw cut and leg
bit. Preston made beautiful leg biz. The bowling
Of Senior was very good. Bradshaw $50 deserves
mention. Barlows long stopping was capital. 10 the
second inning. they had only Is to ge,, when Sans
and Harvey made them; the former made splendid
leg bit-the best Of the dayand he sent another over
tie road for4 Tie score at cose stood ss f,IJws: