New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
CRICKET.
r,x,DA AGAINST THE UNIFIED STATES.

x,.,,,5.v uornirg a. half-psst ten toe confess DE-
-. c.psden and Uuited S.a.es Cnoketer' Sa'
- A. Hoboktn. There Was Ett's iAia IL as
If the cay, but Ills coon csased, the ssy
f'rc '"n cloudy srd the cir chilly. Tie sround Sas
.n,Iots c,icke.er could ssk, hsrfifg any oe'ece o.
.r,f.cs. TIE rumber Of spectators was g'es'er oy
.;ot,tu,frsd or thoussn than On the hst dey, sHa
,bs;, interest in the gsme was Keen hlu o''s'
% the several Clubs were well filed beng
cecupei party by lsdieF. .,,,,.ro.,c
Uax,,d and Sleaih carried theF bs's n commenc hg
.o,l r,srs they lef. Of the previous day Sean
sdd,s rec inns to his yesterdays scoie AID 'hen was
h1n,,5 ~. by Baker. Napier STEPPED in mex, but
c,ra ont without rur, having met with an acct
s.,, ,c,lv ike Slsath and from the same hsnd too
r.a fate was sim or Nspisr This flushed
NE Cs-sdisrs frat innings at l:2G P. m-their score
I.,p xy five rans of the bat aid SIXTEEN more from
byss byts and wides.
Ao,r ,h,ae ouarters Of an hour inteim'ssion FOR
,urch II Urited States sstt in Sharpe and "ale'.
sbs,ns Vas no. in tho ff ett tim, having received
lurt n tie .iial match few days ego but hs inencs
are deubiess very well CONTEXT with the wois re od.
Anopg tie few things he cid was TO make besu'iia
rat oi ore CT Heads balls, which wss good iOr tte'
rqps in tie score. Waller speut bIief TINS a. tne
wiekets made tao runs ard then wes cspgot ou' ~
Pearltss. Birghsm then went in; he and Sharpe max
ipg decidedly Interesting pair. DIecIy aiter tn's
coalition Brigham made fine three OIL Parsons DN
(which Howard did not throw in very sprjiyji then
Sharpe did precisely similar thine; tien bingham
MADE el.shirg leg hit which would have been good
fer four hut that one Of the poss stepped the ba and
70 otyoro1s oily ware got from L. Just after this one
of SHARPE balls weIt int tie air and offered ne
catch tue brothers Poilps f,f it, bat interfsred
- 81, " hnXHyar
caught ont soon after by Peales after "A runs. Senior
weIt to cricket, whereupon Bingham made another
three of is bat ard directly after sde two runs of
one b,e. While Senior cautiously took but one This
uass vsiy daring end brilliant move-but risky--very.
Senior econ ,er achieved good three but was only
allowed 10 score biDe, by T. Phillps, who caught him
out Wilby then went in, but bis stay at the wicket
was sholt bu. not sweet. Hsrdioge bowlipg him ous
and fcarirg MIN round for his tcore. Barker then
went in ard remained in forty five minutes without
run Soon after he came to the wicket Bingham made
the most Brilliant hit ofthe day leg hit which semitic
ball oysr III bill and somewhere behind the house. IL
was gccd for FIVE runs. But such good fortune couldn't
isst. Fearless wound him up with catch, after he
hsd made sscore Of thirty-fom. Hsry Wright walked
in tipped the ball. T. Philips caught it, aud so Harry
walked OFT sgain with t. bis score. Such misfor-
tunes VII happen in the best regulated Cricket
matches. Higham to WIight's place, made two
and three giles and the left being caught by L. Ph-
Ips JtiI.lson succeeded lIigham-msde fine three,
shortly after which Barker was bowed out by Head,
wbereupCn Cfossley became Jefersons ris-a-rS. Inc
Twain psyed well together. Jefferson got In one bril-
liant four, end severa good twos, which with singles
brought I'd bis score TO H. lie was caught by H..
Philip and replaced by Hsllis, who made one spen-
did five, three and single and then retired modestly
Al. GoI1 lii hy ('rOSseV
caiied his bat out, with I6 runs to his credit Tns
made tie sccre of the United States ll3 from the bat
md 81 more from byes, &c. This inning ended few
MINUTES before o'clock.
At $40, play sgaiu called, and the Canadians
sent in Howard aud +. Philips. Howard got in a
splendid Int that sent the ball the hills and far
away and was good fJr four After this he made
ono mere when Of III sllss ripping balls ntsrfered
with the integrity of his wicket. Napier succeeded
him, but didn't seem to wish TO stay, because SoTpe
caught bis ball. Then Parsons went ID, made one,
md u en- "diive from Halls sent him into elegant
retirement II. Phillips then went to see what he could
do TO he his brother. TDom made slsshing hit,
good fortnee, but after scoring elk, Halls concluded
rot to lei thin Ga go this way any lonser aud bowed
him cut. 1t was twenty minutes past at this time,
and too daIk to continue. The match 40 burned
till this nornpg at H..
Respecting the paying, the moot brilliant batting
was Certainly that of Bingham add the next bst that
of Sharpe, while J,if.rscns wiow.wolk gave most
npequivccs signs that he will soon be counted among
6st class ccketers. Bingham stole some runs in rather
reckless way that elected much applause, but is not
always ssfe. However Bingham makes the runs and
never s csught, and that we suppose, is enough.
Halls is a ftice bowler ard effective Bakers
bowling is less snowy, but hardly less effs,tve than
iha. Of Halls. The fielding on the Csnsda side, with
the exception of Ryckert Fourdriper and Fearless,
wss Unexpectedly loose snd weak while that of the
States was very close-though, comparing the wet
ground of yesterday with the dry of to-day the former
had the advantage. Ryckert is spea field, and
his wck throughout elected the most general and uu-
eauivoosl admiration. There seemed TO be sort Of
magnetic atrac ion between his hand and the ball.
at any rate, it seldom succeeded in getting beyond
him. Fcurdiiber, too is very fair field Fearless
was irduihious, watcbfu, and above all successful
The Canada bowling was swift, but not highly effect
i've, ard the widss and byes were very numerous.
Thus far the S,ses have the advantage, and af,
do not lock very promising for the Canad aus. The
latter have still forty to make to tic the former and
four Of their wickets are alseady down.
We epperd complete summary OF the result as far
asplayed:
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