New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
CRICKET
CANADA AGAINST UNITED STATS.

CANADA ENAlNsl lN1i I'll NLAiEN.
u 70 the prsseIt tine foture h,s been eqlsi ia ~,
bs,ossl c: hsr fsyofs ueoE tie Crcke,eD Of C4csts
srd TIE Ut.tsd SAes IL their fielily coa.ss, Ei,A
each cher. TIE first msoh, p,yed Al H4rem il
1873. rasw WE by ths Uni.s1 S.,,es by 81 rue -
reAt ct Iof,uto, in l-Ji, was BY tie C.nsdisns
with l. r.ekeis to tps'e; tie third in lao. a. Hobo
ker vas won By tie S;a,e-, with Ticksts % apNs
arc the fourth a: Toronto il August Of last yssr
VOL BY tie Csnsiisrs with wicke's 10 60 down. II
on.eouerce the present game is locked apou as sort
of"couqueTer," aud has excited m-ch interest sysn
tu-ice of clctetrg oiicies. Yesterday, 10 spite OF
Il, unf.gorabls weather, about Thousand persons
vent 10 IItboktR 10 view the sport Hsd tAs day
be- fs! three four Thousand spectstors would hsys
been rreser,. There Il, however, but little moasy
rsceled upor the result here, though il Csssds the
amount is said 70 bs quite large.
The Centds even or West C.usds Eleven Ee
mus; remember the protest, comprise the ioi.oFicg
gentlemen: Messrs. HesaTi, Hsrjioge, NaPisT, Par
sors end Seeh from Toronto; Messrs Head Ryokert,
T. ID and II. Philips, from s.. CsthaTinss Mr. Pesr-
,ss iiofn Hsm.ton ard Mr. Fou.draer from Prescott.
OF these Howard ard Parsons viii be remembered for
tie runs they made in the first inrrSs IN toe match st
Toionto last year, when the former made 81 s,dtn
latter 80, while Bradbury, who we hear i'll this yesr,
achieved 81 runs il the same innings. Al the Other
names we believe, are well known snong our cricket
efs exceptirg that Of Sesth Mr Sesta A.s not been
in mar, mstches this side OF the wstsr, but a. hoEe
he plsyea sga.rs. tie All England Eleven, 80 tha. lie
must have sonetbipg in him. H.roinge unfotuns.eiy
had sore foot which re had 10 slbni. 20 surgical
operation before ergagrg in the gsne. sound foot
wculd probably have given Fin msuy more rlr'.
The orly change made in the ULi.ed Ststss Eleven
ss heretofore given in ccumrs, was the suosti.u
ton of Croasley for Lsrg, tie latter havios bsen
severely huit in TIE late match between PhAsdelpaia
ard New-loTk
All the players were en- the ground by ~ o ,.ock
Yesterday ornrg the time sppoiuted for the play 10
begin, but, in consequence of the ran, the wicket
were rot pitched Until eleven minutes after >. The
Canadians won the toss and ssrt 10 IL. Philips snd
Ryckert Philips did not stay in long, Hsllis impetu
ous bowling dong for aim after run His brother,
T. PHILIPPE, filed the gap occasioned BY bis loss.
Ryckert went out shortly after, liahs having made
rather free With bis stuups Howard now stepped in,
ard good play was expected, which this gentleman
soon justified by making ttree 10 good style. lie
was more than msched shortly after By Pnlips, who
made brilliant four amid much applause, after which
a two by which time Barker thought he hai done
mischief enough fer one day and BOWED him out Par
Wright caught him out very Handsomely aiser one
rur. Hardpge followed, but ne was lame, and He
ward beirg also very tsrdy runner, altiuS were
rather slow till lIardnse was caught out by Cro'sey
after having m .de five runs when Head wen. 10 and
did some fine batting. He caught out BY liighsm
after ten iuns four Of them being twos. Fearless
weIt in but did not justify his name, scd soon came
cut with round 0. Iiis place WAS taken by Siestn
IIev arc blood got up by this tine and he made
three, SIX ost oal atd another three IL rspd sue
ctssiop beside fair sprinklirg Of SIM 10 runs.
At the tine Of drawing the wickets, Howard had
made 2S and S,esth rurs and on them deyolves the
task Of opening the bsl to-day. The rain interrupted
tie play at lbs, but after few minutes the Umpirea
decided on erdesvoring to 20 on, bat at 5;33 the
vitkets were drawn it being found impossible to pro-
ceed. The game will be returned this morning at 10
O'Clock, weather permitting. The fielding ON the
part Of the United states was very hnei Harry
Wrights long stopping, and IIighsm's wicket-ksep-
rg obtaining particular credit. Hsllss bowling
seemed TO astonish tie Csrsdans by It's yigor, but
they became gradually accustomed to i. We fancy
that might have been toned down aite aud Lot hsYe
been less efficient, srd at the same tne saved the
strength of the bowler. Certainly the pace at wAich
Halls bowl,d was well described in the fed as {
"kilirg' che, and q man may be excused some con-
sidera;on for tie sockets Of bis arms, though ne an
enthusiastic c,icketer. Tie match thus far mss bsen
well played on both Sides and Of this Is Only Cana
dss ST como Eleven. Mr.. Pickering is said to nave
irtmateJ, what must the fist one be-
We append summary of yesterdays woIA;
WEST CANADA n,
RuDs he.s