The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22
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Match Between tho Young America tPhiIas
deiphia) and 81. Georges Clubs. at Has
boken. I
The exciting match between the 81. Georges Club and
the Young Americas" which At nrst proved TO b. I
closer affair than It afterwards turned out was cons
cuded yesterday at the Eiysian Fields the Now Yorl
Club winning by six wickcts and the iiadelph "A
appearing TO BIO hopslessly demoraxed On account al
the pressure OF other matter report Of tho nst day
play was unable to be given, but the following remar IA
embrace the whole proceedings OF the MATCH
AT eleven O'Clock precisely Friday morning the
wickets were pitched, and the Young America Club
going in first, sent in G. NJ. Newhal and Mr. BavsrI
to the bowling Of Mr.. Gibbs and Morley rhs
81 Georges professional who will have . beueni
next week at the match 70 b played or
Wednesday and Thursday The Young America
team was strong. and they were no sanRuine Of
victory that odds Of two to laid In their favor
but the ST. Georges bowling too GOOD for the Phia
dephans and they lost all their wck.ts for only forty,
three when double that number was expected from
them AZ has been mentioned, however the bowlina
OF Mr. Gibbs and Morley straight on 10 tho wicksts
aud the ground too lively for getting Mr. Bussisr
oil the Young America club, made the only double ngs
9rss on tnst SIDE fourteen. and had also ths glory q
The batting Of the St. Georges was nearly Nd 10 thes
bowling and their neldng particularly good. Mr.. Hat
field made q splendid catch OF Baird. having TO ru&
from long leg OF" TO wind wickss TO get under nd
ball Butte Geld was the bat on the side Of thS
knights" getting twenty together in splendid s,yls
before he was bowled by ID. Newha after giving ouf
or two chances Hatfield also bs,ted well and secured
eight before he was caught by C. NewhsiL Morley
managed to get i've by good drive and Q couple q
singles but he fotnnate az he gene rsv ~
the wckeis The first innings of the ST. Georges dnally
concluded for sxtythree, beng twenty ahead II ths
opponents n,
lucky - the nrst Noreys slows and Buttsv0slds rounl
armed balls from the pavilion end where he he'd takeS
r Gibbs place. were altogether too le.SaetIve for Ne
batting. and by the wckets fan The bsosAsu
Nswhall tried TO make stand behalf Of Philadelphia
but IL OF no avail the whole team got out eos
forty eight all toidonly I've than they had unsd6
In their nrst handling Of the willow.
Georges Bowman and Bainbndgs TO the wicke V
try and get the requisite twenty and win thI
match. Bsinbridge proved 'sticker," getting nine
and being also not OUT but Bowman had quietly 70 re,
turn homo with nothing to his count from The fact q
having fought and having fell. Ratciin who took tn
caichcr's place, with Pomeroy, who came 70 the
ting together the required score with the addition Of
Robn sons lone 8, I'VE by ht Morley VA the onIv
other man who had TO come In, for the 20
oblainsd and the St Georges consequently won the
match with the gan Of wicket&
Anaiysis y Ae Bo,oi,ng.-In the 1rst inning Of the
Young America Mr. Gibbcs BOWED 90 balls for IL vuus
had Is maidens. and took wickets ana Morley bove1
% balls for u runs had II maiden overs and demolished
: wickcn 10 the hrsi innings OF she st. GEORGES a
Newhs, OF the Phiadephia team, bowled los balls fot
30 runs, had Is madcns, and took wicxsts while III
Eewha bored 107 balls for rs rups had rs rnaidepS
and took wicsets; he also bowled two me balsn ID
the second inning OF the Young America Mr. @ bpeG
bowled so balls for 10 runs, had Q maiden overa and
took wekeis; Mr. Butter1eid bowlcd 20 balls for d
runs, had ma den over. and took wicksss while Nor
ley who had changed last round arm 10 slows Of III
same style, bowed 90 balls for "a runs had 10 maideps
and took sicses In the second part inn ngs Of
madens, aud took wickeis, and d. Newhall bowieA
so balls for az runs had naldens, and took sAms
number OF wickes as bis brother
A full score Of the game is given below
ST. eEoaes's cRiCarr ctun