The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-07
Cricket.
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TIKI UNITED STATES vs.. CANADA MATCH.

This match the important event OF the crcketing
season, commenced yesterday the ground Of the New
York Cricket Club. The day. although exceedingly warm,
was all that could be desired By the admirers Of the
manly game Of cricket. Play commenced shortly After
clever NJ, the Canadians sending their representa-
tves T. d. Philips and II Phillips the wicket TO the
bowling Of Sadler and Hallis. The former was we'll
caught bv Kephart at square leg OF sadlers slow bowl
ing for nil and his successor Rykert fell 10 the same
bowler for single, wckeis and runs. Parsons fol.
owed, and after scoring bowled by the slow
pitched ones Of sader wickets and 20 Daley ono
Of the most oIished crcketers Canada and whs
especially distinguished himself against the Eleven
English crlcketers in the great match last year. now
his appearance and well did be maintain the high
cricketng reputation he had acquired in many weH
contested match b. his play this occasion tn.
Of Sder set al nought equally with the sw in
balls of Ills and be bis colleague, II. Phi lips, de-
part for finely got IA, (being spienddly caught by
he himself bowed BY Halls after be had obtained
Ia by display OF as line cricxetDg ss we ever witness
ed bardirge and Palmer now got together, and some
quick getting was witnessed The latter, veteran
cricketer, unfortunately out Mr. Hardinge by -
o Judgment and thus Of the strongest if not
the strongest bats of the Canadians fell for be stuly
obtained q Patson, the captain Of the Canadians fell
vicm 10 Sadlsr's slows for ni and succeeded BY
Fonrdrer, young Montreal cricketer but one Of tho
time He fell vo.m 10 Halls fast bowling after put
ting the poodly OF Is TO his credit His partner,
CtiencnR wicket Tor long time, sue
oumbed 70 Sader for good Is; wckets and 80
The innings closed for So Sader and Balls having
BOWED Throughout, the innings, High am being wicket
keeper and captain sharp point and Howe longstop
The the fielding OF Vernon and Wildly deserves particular
mention.
shsrp Vernon commencedprocecdngs for the States
Hsrdinge and Parsons bowling The former out
for MI, and his Wildly, bowed by Prisons
for the sadler followed l4nd magnificent display
Of cricket ensued. Vernon, young but really magniA
American player and Sadler defed every effort a
the bcwcrs for long time and II was not until Sadler
had placed IA by brilliant 8 hit, 3, a a
single, the result OF real fine cricket, that be
beautifully caught by tina, fine fielder Fourdriner Of
BaIdrge. Sans, after scoring i've, bowled by Har
onee and his successor although suffering from severe
sickuess, placed finely obtained IL on the record.
Blclay and Kephart scored 5each, Hgham fell quickly
70 Pasons round o. and Halls and Bell increased
the u 81 before the latter bowled BY
Hardhge. We regret that unable to give 70 the
public The true cosphmeu Of Mr. Bell who contributed
brilliantly obtained II to the United States score,
but We say be has already distinguished himself IN
q most marked manner IL the mauly game
The States thus led their opponents III runs on the
FIRE innings and purpose giving full and detailed
report OF he match to morrow, We viii only cay that the
Canadians in their second innings obtained IS with
wickets down The following the score the first M
nDRs;-