The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

Cricket.
CHE PHILADELPHIA VS.. NEWARK cRIcxFT CLUBS

THE PHILADELPHIA VS.. NEWARK CRICKFT CLUBS
EASY VICTORY OF THE FORMER.
On Friday and Saturday the match between the cricket
clubs OF Philadelphia and Newark, ". j.. played
che ground Of the club at Camden and resulted
very easy victory for the Phiadephisns by wcets
70 60 down his was a return match which had stood
over last season. and the entire had been
devoted TO cricket in the City Of Brothery Love- there
was considerable Of interest attached to IL.
The Newark Club have long possessed high reputation
in cricketng circles and they anticipated easy victory
over the youthful Americans who constituted the Phla
delpha players But the result completely upset their
calculations they defeated in very hollow STYLE
with wckets TO 90 down Tho honor OF this lie TO DO
attributed to the superior fielding Of the Phladephians
The hitting Of Barclay, Stevens johnson, and Walker
Newhal worthy OF especial mention anu the bowling
The former a new bowler with fast, round arm de-
livery, and always on the wicket DO Is destined be-
come one Of me very pest BOWERS N the states Bar.
equally home In the held the wicket and bat,
while his bowling s first class.
The Newark players took the bat HIst sending Grayson
and Walters 20 the wickots The former was quickly
BOWED by WINNER from Senior, after obtaining
single aud Walters received notice quit from Bar
cay Baker and Kidd saccunbed to Provosts dangerous
straight oncs, and Haitersly, Halls, Warner, Emerson
and elamy went down rapidly before the destructive
bowling Of Barclay Halls was the only one Of tho
eleven who made double number he scored thirteen
by steady play The total innings only forty eight.
In johnson and Newha; Halls and Walters directing the
artillery. Johnson made pretty eight and unfortu
natey run out. Sewhali up thirteen by bis
Brilliant dashsg style Of batting before Halls found the
way 10 his wicket. Senior aud Sharratt made each
round o. but Barclay and Vernon speedily changed the
aspect u the game They scored rapidly the nedng bo
ting very indifferent ON the part Of the Newarkers Bar
clay out In trying TO make three OF ht for two,
and Vernon caught by Baker OF Walters DO Wing for
eighteen Stevens played spritedly and well for four
teen bf inging out his bat at last The total
ninety three or forty Eve ahead OF their opponents
The Ncwarkers, again taking the bat, at frs, looked
II the game would terminate Ia their favor, for
when time for drawing the stumps had arrived,
they had scored twenty .hree and wicket
down. Next morning, howsvcr, they faded to realize
the hopes entertained, wicket after wicket went down
rapidly Hattersiy and Walters, along with Pennington
and Grayson alone made stand bat tbs bowliog aud
fielding GOOD 70 be successfully cortendeda ganst
Their last wicket went down when hfty-two OBJ
tanned thus leaving the Philadelphia club only eight 20
get 10 wiu the match This number obtained with
out los ing wicket, and the match declared In favor
of the Philideiphians by ten wickcts 10 20 down.
The ATTENDANCE the ground very good. and tho
result hailed with great cheering BY the spectators
For the courtesy, attention aud liberal hospitality dis
played By the obging hosts of that best Of Phadcl.
ha hotels the Girard House, the English crtckcters
desire N express their obligations. The following IS the
VI tne game