The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-03

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Fss above horses tsosber and sister, BY
Columbus, out Of Black Maria, and owned by bro
thers who reside the northern part Of the State and
they cane to Long Island with their hsres decide BY
match for $500 which had the fastest nag Goodbeer
was the favorte hundred 70 sixty before the start
tho advantage Of the lighter vehicle waantng the odds
The horses had very good start with the the
inside She broke up before getting around the turn
but kept the lead Notwithstanding and passed the quar-
Ter pole length and half 10 front In thirty nine sec
onds. The geldng then broke up and fell on two or
three lengths which gave the mare the advantage Of
four lengths TO the half mile pos which was passed IN
l17% Going along the lower stretch the geldng began
close and he gradually shut up tho gap, being two
lengths behind at the three quarter pole. Coming up
the homestrech the wagon began 70 tell on the mare
snS es The sDs her
from the stand and beat her To the score nai engsn
Secss.d Hsas-Four and i've to oac on the geding He
took the lead with the word and opening gap on the
turn the quarter pole four lengths ahead In forty
the geing passing the half mile pole three lengths in
front in ia The marc then broke up badly and threw
inc ons ouSsS
from home, finding that the marc had given up the
chase logged in an easy winner BY eight or ten lengths
Ella Sherwood and Harry Clay have been matched for
900 aside, mile heats best three IN nve In harness.
Beta were made yesterday ct that Kentucky
would win tho Saratoga Cup. Richmond 10 the favore
Tor ihe Travers stake.
Cricket.
NEW WORK Va. at. GEORGE.
ghe match between these clubs the great crckeiins
event Of the season, duly commenced on the 81.
Gsorges ground yesterday At noon, the attendance Of
spectators being tho most numerous seen a. cricket
match this vicinity for many years past numbers OF
old cSicketers turning the occasion for the rst
time aiuce the All England Eleven Matches considerable
interest being manifested in reference TO this contest
The tpo clubs strongly represented but neither had
ahssr fall eleven out st. George side being minus the
valnabte services OF Mr. Gbbes and New York missing
Aat acssve player, Boot.
The game began at twelve O'clock St George winning
the toss and sending cambridge and a. Wright to the
Bowling OF Marsh and Miller and for an hour there was
pretty lively play the the fielding however being
posg general thing When dinnern Was called at
awo the third wicket had fallen Cor ninety and
when tho wicket went down At four O'Clock p. ~
stood hundred and nfty i've, Harry
Wrghts fsysix being the highest score, Bainbrdges
twenty beng capalay obtained, not chance being
yvep wiki Barry gave chance Al wicket after scoring
1 tsDteen.
H. H. and by NJ The whole eleven had been, dis
nc scd Of, giving . total OF one hundred and two o
VII Sch Diapers Swenty the highest score Thus
far IT, George has the lead by nifty three runs and th'
eah stoEay win therefore be Of the mosf interesting
char Sster the New Workers. have uphill work before
them The contest marked by the most friendly
feep throughoos. the clubs eayng together quite Ia
the n nit Of tho oideu time. The following the score
49, Nnt0nsn nm ri otA