The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22
Cricket.
MAT BETWEEN TWO NEW JERSEY IL B5.

over. E,tlcstug match came oil ~ Now.t.el
ucsIa! ea .cn the MECHANICS: ciuo & NAvL,. IL,
;Le -cAas Cut. u iaieyson .hc M,crncs ch' S,h
brst ihS wicKcis and after vcrv sorSei ~ n
tpesv ari against the stw upncrbani oowing OF tner
epponcnts scored $50 runs-ggs making his Al by some
tremendous long hits for fours and ycs sashng style
Petty and Langord making their by very pretty
play, and Lewis and j. Warner keeping the field on the
alert whilst helping the by their figures. Although
l30 was long score to go in against the Texans-mnus
David Crockett-fecng that they were all right" went
ahead, sending in Walker and Curren, wo before part
ing placed some 70 runs on the bulletin This raised the
ambition OF the Rangers and with some remarkably good
play by Walker, (who nearly carried his bat through the
innings for his 81 and also by Cook, Hnchcle Tregear
and Wilson, their innings terminated for lOl runs With
29 runs as nucleus to commence with, the Mechanics
went in with the intention Of 9 hammerng away" but
they were slightly disappointed-for, as experience
teaches WISDOM, the Pacrsonans profted by their les
son. and withdrew who had bowed in the lst inn
ings and put on Law, who as will be seen, took down
the tmbers OF the strongest men for small scores and
with better fielding and attention the part Of the eleven
Rangers the last Of the Ncwarkcrs walked out
o. TUNE were 70 oe seen on ne scoreoooK-hus leaving
81 runs for the Texans TO overcome TO win the game
This they seemed in very fair way to accomplish, by
the they continued TO make the OH tho faster
bowling of Hggs and Cockrot but change OF tactics
decided the match in favor Of tho Newarkers for they
changed their swift bowling for the slow underhand pop
ping bowling which Is so tcaZing older crckcters and
by laying out their to the long fields for catches the
game soon came TO close III favor Of the Mechanics
Club, with thirty runs to spare 1t will be noticed that
Law, Hnchciinc and Trcgcar OF the old Paterson Club,
played on the part Of the Texas Club whose members
mostly consist Of young enginecrs connected with the
Paterson machine shops and manufactures.
The return match will come off ut Paterson the
ground near tho Cottage on the Gill; close to the pictu
played tho ground of the Newark Club which was
kindly rendered by the officers together with tho
chanics' Club are SIr J. & jennings President and Mr.
j. A. Pennington, Of the New Jersey Legislature, Vice
President both o whom great patrons of the game Of
cricket and under whose auspices the club and gam9
must flourish in Newark. The last named gentleman has
appropriated very fine piece Of ground on his farm,
use Of the club, which IS now being laid out.
Tho weather was all crickctcr could desire, and the
whole affair was conducted most pleasantly and tcrmi.
mated the satisfaction Of all prcscnhe latersonians
although beaten not excepted The following is tn
score
MECHANICS CLUB.
First Innings. Runs. Second Innings. Runs.
Cockrot b. Powell. -. not out. ............
Perrin run out ......... iregear b. Powc....
Biggs c. Curren b. Pow
e................... ell Al b. Law ...... l.
7. Warner b. Powell... 8 b. :" ...... S
Petty b. Currcn........ 70 C. Currcn b. g ...... 4
langford c. Wilson b.
pawelI. I............... y C. HnchcGc b. Powell. IL
Lewis, run out..... 10 c. b, :
I. Warner b. Powc.... IL c. Iawb, g
Hewitt c. Beaumont b.
Law ................ b. Law.....
Turner 6. Tregear b.
PowcIl. .,..........., D. IoWcH....... !
Hardy, not out......... b. W. b. Law .........
Byes H. wides J. l. b. 2. IA bycs o, byes 2.......
Totai i................130 Total ............... 81
TEXAS CLUB, OF PATERSON.
First Insugs Runs. Second Innings Runs.
Walker c. Petty b. Perrin 81 b. Cockrot. t.............
Curren b. Hardy....... 10 &. Hardy b. Riggs. 10
law b. Perrin. C. j. Warner b. Petty.
Cook Briggs b. Hardy b. Cockrolt. .......... 4
Inchcne c. Petty D.
Perrin. n............ lS c. Perrin b. Cockr Off,. 10
Powell c. Hardy b. Petty . b. Briggs ............. o
Trcgcar, run out..., 10 S. p. d. Turner b. Petty
Wilson b. Briggs ,..> not out. .............. o
Beaumont b. Perrin. =. l run out.....,.......... 0
Lord, not out .....>... l. b. w. b. Potty .......
Baxter b. Briggs..... b. Petty y............... o
Byes 8, l. byes l. ". 2. Bycs 2, l. b. 1........ .
Tolal .,.,,u.,,,,.nl0l Total ....",.",.,", 81