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

NEW YORK vs.. PHILADELPHIA.

NEW YORK vs.. PHILADELPHIA.
The return match between an eleven Of the New York
Cricket Club, and clever of the Philadelphia
sington Cricket Clubs, commenced last Monday on the
ground Of the philadelphia Cricket Club South Cam
den, and was concluded the next day by the New
ioikers winning the match in their innings with
out the loss Of wicket. There a drzzliug rain
1rg nearly the whole of the match which rendered the
occasen one Of extreme discomfort and nj times the
players had to retire from the field which was thoroughly
saturated making the ball very slippery and difficult
retain, and causing some mishaps in the ted but for
which very different aspect might have been put on the
game There was redemption to this state of az
fairs in the fact that there has seldom been n more
bouniilu and generous reception TO party crcetes
tian there has been this occasion By the Phladel-
ih"ns, one and ALL tn thu New Workers. extending
TO many Of themwbilst visiting the public institutions
and cnvrons Of Philadelphia two or three days after
the match the supply Of refreshments during The match
was never ending the two days and rate dinner
served up at Mr. Bradshaw's residence adjoining the
ground. II real cricketers dinner and got up under
direction Of the Committee Of Arrangements by Mrs
Bradshaw, and when suy that was the ne pns unrr
of cooking and catering II IL no wonder that the
crickefers, on parting, drank TO Mrs. Bradshawts
health and gave hearty three times three. In
the evening Of the second day the whole party with
several members Of other cricket clubs VIZ the 81.
George, Hnriem, Albany, Bottom, Newark, Paterson,
Germantown, &c-we invited 10 a reunion at Joncss
Hotel where they met ly tic principal crickeers
lhlndephia and neghborhood, and many influential
gentlemen Of Philadelphia, and enjoyed themselves
during most conyival evening. Songs and were
tie Of the night. Among the iaier'success 10
cichet, and may be successfully prac;i~ed In all the
colleges and common schools and educational ins,tu
items in the United States" The unY AM thanks to
item for the honorable in Which they performed
their duties To Dir. Bradshaw the father II cricket
IN lhjaGe ha (ve have heard that sr. Robt. Waller
oi The st. Georges ,ub, has claim that score ny
establishing the old Union Cricket Club. During the
evening after kr. Brsdshaw's song s.Thc Cckcters
and other gentlemen had essayed to yocalixe, very
Nichols crouch) delighted tie company by ainging the
celebrated compositions of KashIeen and
kathleen Dear and accomp nie,i himself ON the piano
| forte. lie was rspuyously eneorcd and daring the
| evening gave Molly rawnn Widow Machree," and
other popular sorgs 10 lie great delight Of the company
Tie Iarey broke up In time for Of them 10
ly the night express for New York For the match 1;
be stated that the excessive wet state u the turf
rendered everything mighty uncertain except the bowl
ing which II helped 70 shoot; and Sans and Marsh
were pretty wen on the ackets and were, II possible,
faster than ever II quite fatal to the bindolphans
particularly In the first innngs Tie bowling Of
senior and Crosley also very hne-senor being well
time In The first against New York but he
vss hit away ss the analysis win show, he taken
Senior for time with his boheiing slows from which
les runs we're made in proportion TO the overs than by
well try and bowl down the fact bowiers in other
woids, those who have brought overland bowling
70 such state q Perfection and velocity that Il would
anatomx ta cnaha ths,5 ~ irGge Sa,h"r X ,j,h
q the muscles u the arm II Is throw not. one
ha , =, aew ah "a 1heeam M 70 ase any
| round ann bowling than throwing. 1t certainly de-
y. ,e p.a pnse ~ eiiI1ca ol !. 'n'oses ts ne
hurt To play II the action IL merely mechanical la
:, '.e snploseo coulas we pa may come 10
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n hn, or ha, y e ron ow o'erhand bowl
Iralhtni ,.ercisc n seeing a. innings tctnna,c sr
ha ua'a 80 ,Ae',,e u ~ ,.i'ng ~, ~, ~ anhg eIu % l.L
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= NOR heausiu s,, ~ mlh oIieae ma, ih'i'u,
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hah a. "a I, gain,,, arnr9 nv, sai,c ~ -, b,I;@ y
iasraed n thn a. II T1etrhor and prsion tw 3,,
ne sSi1 ,san1s IT. 1t isoTns 81 t sasay to- , eoh
,yers there were fye main, on,y nine rans an1 ~
gbn,.,,s L. ~ 49, 49, ha, ~ an, ~ pyi, pyi,
nd "a well Known a eriete.ers that NJ Nh ,narey
si. i, M i.1 u nG sai",, ,5s no,l,s pei
| tbe az ,i,re mai M ,art,e. ars aW ,,cai
crcietors and that most d them arc lrst a,e All II
sr 1etblrg ia ~ jnfr,n onr nu, ,b,t I, soss a ~
hw tfat ey PLAYED bagly f,r ID .bs nart n Sox ysrs
Uaryey LIciam snd ~Inyn a5c ycry isr,rjn. Titers
and carabIe 80 ,naIing an exraorInay, n,lv N 49,
but IN ,hs ocea.on senIor's bosne-eLirh Il of thc
eampletey beat tbea md tbe fras.i,i@ froaa Wv 60
10 over howlng cave catch gron Marsh 10 why feor
81 Hollands bowling E,en Sans, professional player
only thirteen Parker another steady ulayer ~ taken
ty The bowler Bat the lie d ihs inunr. war Ia
ihe cthers made III twenty IA ane aartuu ,tyle anI
mace such good safc, forwafd-that' it-pay hat he