New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
Cpuh M s city stated this morning for Boston, 10 play
on r.day W i with tho Love Clpb Of Portland Nc
CRll,KET.


..,.,. ,.,,,,r ,,,r,,u IN pHlIADEiTHIA-sT. GEORGE
Vs. UFlPIIA-YEsTEKDAY PLAY
~ rrrsoRAFH > TkISuSE-
PHILADELTHA, June 10 1857
Tho great match between the St George Cricket
,qh Of New York and the philadelphia Cricket Club was
commenced at noon to-day III the presence OF large as
scmbage II had been intended to begin the play al ~
o'clock t by some msbap the crickcne chest OF the et
George was temporarily lost IN coming on I'm IN
the Train last nighf, ana as IL E,'noTtn r"n,y'u thn
game was necessarily postponed ana cieEE' :. y, y,
mitfccs appointed hunt 10 up 1hc tIlcktI hVIu az
C+mdcn vas never in botl'i % i,, rcatc FOR
that the bcaNy rams Oi yeStcody & u f 81, evbition
fear that Would be too heavy and dcad io an
OF tAe finer points Of the game. rather uu2un, @ ,auu
tiOu 10 The adolmcHtS oi eiehet ~, ~ is 5 'rhrse
Of cud0rs which surround ne tahucu ~ 'Io' -,
fa were presented the GLIB by one OF ITS meihpeis
as reward for IFS well-won victory this season oNe o
powerful Young America Club. - .,o
toss sent in JAS Large and West TO confront e Do"S
al Morley, the new pI3iessioii o. ] iT n str5dy de-
tense ioT three overs West planted ms leg wh@e ls pa
should have been ana retired .Vr G"' IKE tSat Of
Gibhes was straight an arrow me rst WloHo cd -"
one run CLAY an excellent bat, followed, hut alier
',',, n eircc heauv from Gihhes broke IN trcmcnd
ons v from lee and gentylited INN on nom NJ
s,;d wicker for two This was q had look out for Phi
odephia and Plarson their newly imported roieSlona
was sent IN tO change the record TINS ne slFrdy uu
the fact That the D9Wg sui i c,V n ~ vSrv ttIc Parrc
TOO batting well and had made cight compseu oi
three. a two, and slYcs when, IN ChbcS hth Owe, q
han went ON TO his wicket from his leg and hlShed ms
career Barclay, the young veteran OF the iIlladcIn
Club now came in, began playing steadily al was WI
in when shortly before O'Clock call for dinner sum
moned the players from the festive hcld lo lc sun
festive hoard the score at the time marking &C. Of which
pears was credited with o. including two magnlnceh
leg hits for 4 each. The good fielding ahd p1"-
ag ng nc" of st. ezr had BEEN oSiaSd Ecr dinner
the same batsmcn again faced GreSs ah1 NouS, t,tS,
now cnSued. rearsOn's handling oi the wlli9W, Was
a superb exhibition of free hitting ana el1" 1 StrIr' %
and Barclays was model OF steadneSs. h nm, III, -, =, Ia "a
was added 10 the score, and II had mounted rom u 10 90
when change Of bowling was had BnltGrhcld gong Oh
at Gibhcs end Inc chahee WE eHuc's yI III .ftcr
Bntterfield Immediately began bowling lnaluehs. Ntl
four Of these, the first run fron ms DoWt VIZ ~ ~
Pearson. but in the next over the boWIeI nae, s us
as a rapid shooter" demolished the rcdoulapl" pdtS
mans wicket. Pearson had made -, in which We're
two 5's. three Js ten 2s, ana singles hs N,FA'''
the fourth falling for So runs 80 having been scored since
neal drive for single on his first ball from Buttericd
bu the next from Morley, after bong InSsod ~
"midon" Fifth wicket for ~. JARVIS now laeed bar
clay, but did not have him long for partner as
clay yielded TO u 'baler" from Morley. His score
! Of % was composed Of g. three 2S and singlcs
trying to double of Butcrleld, was run out
seventh wicket for Meade in, hut Iiorkinson
having in the mean time, opened his play with two ine
leg bits of ButteraoId for each Cutcrlcdgc followed
o,Icd after TJ' Tapdymade = saiey came next hut
Immediately lost his wicket 10 Morley, the ninth and
PuuApEIrpIrA-FRsT INNINGS.
Wegt. h. H. W b. Morley Meade b. Morley ...........
Clay b. (iihbes .....I OuterhIidge not out o
PearsOnb Butterfcld .H Shaley b. Morley
Barclay b. Morley ..-.....W Bye Nlde l--..-...-
Magoe G. Gihbes h. Morley.
JARVIS men out 1otal. "
Analysis Of BoiriHg.
Balls MardcBs Mickcts. Runs Wdca
Gihhes .............. ~ 20
Morley. ...............152 10 6S
BntterfeId ....... 20 II o
The St Georges first innings opened at 4. o'clock
and occupied only an hour and a half The Phil
adelpha bowling was straight, rapid and effective,
and no stand Of Importance was made at the
bat excep; NOrlcy's Morley unfortunately run
| ont in attempting TO steal run. The score made
was only 81. which is much less than expected
large one win probably he rolled mp tomorrow, or the
Philadephians will win 10y great majority. Gihbes was
unfortunate IN being bOwlcd on hopping ball which
shot. Magees bowling WAS the best for Philadelphia
The George Eleven does not 20 be strong rs III
previous years several hne players being of the list
The OF the play Is as follows:
81 GEORGF-TiRsT INNINGS.
Bance b. Magee. .......... PomeIOy, C. Large, b.
Wright.c Barclay b. Pear Pearson ........-...- .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Robinson b. Nagcc.......
Morley run out .....i2 Butterfcld, h. Pearson.
Gibbes h. Magee..........3 Waller, c. Barclay, b.
Gordon C. Barclay, b. Ma Pearson ..-.--.---. Z
sOn................... OGiby, not out. .-.....
/ Talbot run ont ..........5 Bycs, 4; Leg Bycs, a.
| Wldes, 2.....--... -lo
| ko.lvsia uf RovluR-Ma balls u madrns 2