New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
C.RICKET.
EIGHTEEN AMERICANS VERSUS ELEVEN
r-s ENGLISHMkN.


This great match commenced 90 Sonisy morning at
II ,bokeu. the Americans taking the fret innings
They bs,ted well but could not score muph from the
fast bow ling of Halls Senior and Marsh, mailing only
II ir their first innipss The fielding Of the Neg
Yorkers was very fine, and the bowling never beaten
on cricket ground. Hgham kept wickets 6r-ly.
The Enslishmen took the bat a. the conclusion o'fe
It innings of the Americans, and played well, scG.
ing 80,
The came began sbou. II O'Clock, Baker and Van
HoutoI tsking the bst. The former kept his wickets
some time, and mode esven before he was caught by
Marsh in e beautiful style. Van Hou,on made ooe,
when one Of Ealiss bslls took the wicket. Holder
went in, which was no sooner done than he went ou',
beng caught b. Marsh. Van Baren followed, made
two, and was bcwied By Halls. Monieve was
caught by Senior fer around o. Nerhsll was bowled
by HALLS, after making three. Vernon followed,
made three and wa, given out leg before wicket.
Barclay made six when he was caught oy SENS.
Tie three Others who followed were BOWED BY Halls
ior nothsg. W. L. Tister and RephMdi scored
eighteen between them, when the former was bowled
by Halls, and the latter was run out. Case and
Anorews were also BOWED, one for three and the
other for nothing Hall followed, made thirteen, and
carried cut his bat. Jackson aud Wister were the
two lest, the former made O. splendid ball from
Halls tshng his wicket. f. Wister scored one,
when he was caught by Mash, finishing the fret
innings o. the Americans, including wides aud byes
for Il.
In their second innings, Baker and Van Buren took
the bat and kept their wckets fol some time the
former scorirg l5 and the latter 5 when Baker was
run out and Van Buren stumpt in fine style by
Higham. w R. Wister and Yernon followed, Wister
i a r L,.4, n1 k,nar
the largest score on the American side, when he was
aso run cut. Vernon was caught by Marsh for L.
IIil followed, scored 4, when splendid bsll from
Grossly made vacancy at the wictets, which was
filed by Newhal Of the steadiest bats, AMI bes,
players in the country The dangerous customer was
got rid of for 10 runs, after having produced some
sple sdid batting Rephardt followed, when an under
hand bowl from Sharp took his wicket for run.
Barclay took his place, and made 8, when he was
bowled, and caught by Marsh. Jones Wister was
stumpsd by Hgbam for 3, Holder bowled by Marsh
for l. Case by Sharp for nothing. Van Houton bowled
ditto for the same number. Marsh WAS on hand again
for rie next man, John Ws.er, bowling and catching
him for runs lie was also around for the next, Cad
wslader and sent him bssk for nothing, splendid b.l
taking his wickets. Jackson and Montevine fol-
lowed, the former making eleven in good style, when
he DOWed DJ CIOS-ll, Gnu Nuc iotSi Ooihs
by Grossly for run. Andrews and F. Wister were
the last two, but did not make one, the former Civ
ing out b. wkt and the later carrying out bis bat.
In the first innings of the Engishmen Sharp aud
Hammond took the bat the former played well for 8,
when he was bowed by Rephsrdt, and the latter was
caught by Hall for only run-Marsh followed, made
the same number, and was bowled by Andrews.
wilby was caught by Holden in a beautiful manner,
after scoring l2, and Senior out for l. Sans fol-
lowed and scored 5, when splendid ball from Yer
non took bis wickets. Burnet was bowled BY Vernon
for round 0, and r. Wister paid the same compli-
ment to Kidd, for 5. Higham made good before
he was bowled by Rephardt. Grossly followed and
made the snug little of 2i and carried out his
bat Halls was bowed by Vernon after having
added 10 to the score which with the byes and wdes,
reached 9O thus leading their opponents in the second
innings 10.
The Erglshmen made short work of the 81 runs
they had to make to win the game, Sharp and Ham
mond tax ing the bat when the former was bowled by
Holder for 3, and Hammond caught by Andrews for
90. Grossly was bowled by Vernon for a round .,
and Sans ditto for ). Senior made the splendid score
of %, won the game, and carried out his bat. Wlby
was caught Cor by John Wister, and Marsh carried
out his bat for thus with the byes snd wides, win
ming the match by two, and 3 wickets to go down.
We publish both innings, which are as follows:
The SCORE.
AMERICAN FIRST INNINGS. ENGLISH fissr INNINGS