The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-18

| HARLEH eR!ck9r Club w. NEWARK cRIcKTT CLUB.
The orr game q a home match between The ,boye
club. took place yeseftsy Newark New jersey The
Harlem club aent 10 wright md Bstes thc bowling
o. Jefferson and Hai, eho scored runs fat The
former bowling and several wides from Hllia. when
Whsatcrott put himself on a. JcGcrson. nd ana ~
Wrght-who hai played remarkably vcn-was hnaa,
caught by jeherson after Wharton took th~ place oi
bates who had made his four IN good s,,ie Wharton
played admirably or hA fifteen particularly against lie
bowling of Haas, aho had got wcli he wirAe, ray.
ior who hni autceedcd ~ Wright, replscci by the
veteran Wright Who kept his wicket up tor the
the innngs carried his bat for ofiour,ccn
got by his u-uni scientific ani steady play Goodwin
BOWED on The third bsl BY rpper from Haih- ltoa
and HarTy, two addition 70 tho club equally
unfortunate although their psy the second oninss
showed thst hry good crcLetcra ani Byron bow
ling being very superior against the Hevsrkers col
win Jr., vas veil caught BY Jefferson from whcatcroft,
and White vho took bis place made two two. All wls
boeled by lialas The innings cioecd or axis
The Newarkets sent in warner an wurts the lat.
ter who l. fine dnshng cglckcter after ont
by d the veteran pusslcrs anh succeeded by
Baker another good crcketer and lie had ucaumb 10
dne hill from Byron. Then came the hero q many
long Jeefson-and byron disposed 81 hiu too,
the nrsl bail tyerson then joined wagnsr and tho tHo
for time puzzled the Lowlcrs and kept the aoli at
work yerson vas length run out after making his
ten IN good style when Wheatoron joined warner who
after disposed Of for i've, which made b.
very aead pay and ny keeping hi ssckct up long time
aRainst the first rate bowling Of - Wright aud Byron.
smith the Newark long stop, and very ne batter whose
dong- hntc often been recorded Ind previously gone
the BAT but only succeeded In scoring six before he
bovled by Byron. Iiallas made hi and four the
latter overthrow, and. although worth
ceeisd hy seaman another good bat who out fr
t-wheu icdwith took his place and finally bowlei
for ten ~ byron after having several vc he u % free
in his hitting i,r safety. Bedford not out tor
nings amount to lfty nne which gave the game
TO the HaIlemites by eight runs. Il being Il
one days match, and decided by the first innnxs.
10 the second inniBg, ot Harlem, = and IL. Wright,
Wharton Henry, and Goodwin jr made their scores Ia
fine Style the others keeping up their wicketS steadily
for their During this innings finllas bowed yery
finely and Wheatcrott delivered very fine overs
and taking no lees than ak wickes, although
made from Oh hi bowling The from the bat
exceeded the hrst inning and the total amounted ty
eiSty four, II 4 but right TO say tiat the folding
wicket keeping Of Warner and Rates And the lay,
which glorious for cricket. concluded very
pleasantly BY the President Of the NcWasf Club giving up
the trophy ~ victory to the President Of the Harlem
Club. Tie splcndi marquee 81 the Newark Club
usual gTaeed by tie presence az the tar relatives
friends Of the members of the two clubs u VIII be-
tba; the Harlem Club played one short and with n
substitute Tor another who also absent 0nc absTn-
tee that fine bowler and batter, Nby whose place
ably filled at the bowling by Mr. Byron, and the
other Mr. Crookes, who made large AZ Newark
recently and got IN real crche'ing style Mr Snton
Of the st Georges Club aelded for the absent eleventh
man Of Harlem and very kindly left his tho
score FOR which he has their thanks foT hi. courtesy