New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
CRICKET.

NEW-YORK CLUB vs.. BOSTON CLUB.
A match game between the NewNOk Club
OF this city, aud the Boston Club commenced yester
day morning the grounds OF the Manhattan Club at
Hobokcn The crowd OF spectators not very large
but larger proportion than usual composed ladies'
The weather delightful cool refreshing brceze
agrecaby cmpcring the ardent warmth Of an clouded
Summer sum-
pitched, and Mossrs. Jarvis and Bulls OF the New
York put themselves IA battle array against the bowling
OF the hrOthcrs Eastwood Jarvis speedily retired with
herOgyphic indicative OF noug9t scored opposite ms
name, aud his place was filed by McCmlOch BUNS
meanwhile maueUyred handsomely FOR nine, making
eventually fol, victim 10 one Of A. Eastwoods twistcrs
Byron, on whose accomplished handling OF me willow
high hopes had rested followed aud was disposed OF FOR
cyphcr, T. Sullivan catching him OF the bowling OF T.
gone iu and then upon the double quick-then got
together and maintained q steady stand for TIME.
drive Of lees two the occasion 0t some tlc
loose fielding by the BostOnians, and great deal OF on
pOns. jenkins aud Moore who brought MS pat out were
the two last OF the eleven making nVe between ten
he ives of tbe bub went TO Inc ,cIcts h.
really excellent hOv ling of co and Rogcrsou a The
held ard Eastwood playing strong and careful hand for
safe and certain singles Eastwood snlps were, how
ever length scattered by deceptive slow from Ice
and he retired for seypn whereof two were obtained
"a neat dive which Jenkins allowed 10 pass him.
Lees vc.y neat ball disposed OF A. Eastwood and Ham
moud VI ho succeeded hn only mace five singles when
he was caught by Moore. Hagh ADDED nothing TO the
score, 0ud CCQsaudtho Boston captain and chief bats
rl6f-f Want and " sullivan only eight between them
Crossmau', three, though splendid cut. winch sem
the ball the fence and railroad giving half the hd
lively race follow and find IT. p Sullivan put ClGLt
opposite his name. lcg LIT poorly handled by Lee and
Byron Welding three. He bOwled by ROgerSOn ana
80 was Lumb. LanCey made two by good cut, ana
stole "a single on overthrow by Jonkins lie Wa the
last man ia whcnP sullivan was boWlcd BY Koseison
The feature Of the BOstOnUus innings was Cashdhs 81
They were obtained BY rstcass playing and he was De
seVedly cheercd on L. way back to the cmD-roon an
hour aud half Of daylight still remaining, The New,
Workers after short interval Of rest began ther second
hugs Tho achievements Of their earlier py cIs we've
mol " Kind To warrant particular description, IA,I
opponents had scored g. Gnd lc chances looked pretty
even; but Ntwl OH stock fC considerably Wch Jenhls
was BOWED by tAc third ball OF A. Eaotwoods 3
first Oyev when R0gorson was run out through q
baulk hy Moore ana Dempsey caught by Mart az l0r
NOTHING Then Bulls. ct-f getting one, was Caught az
long field 10y Lauccy and MCore-credted with Two
was howlrd hy A. East wood. Five Wckcts and i've runs
a couple of which belonged 70 Lee, who was now faced
by ui.hum and these Held Oh until the stumps were
dlfi a Lee having scored tUO more singles, thereby c
tnC New OIk Witb only four runs 10 the good ana ol
five men get them with. But these I'VE are tle most
Trustworthy and experienced Of thcir entire eleven
word OF special mention Is duc 10 MIR HighHm for the dt
tyltv and cxpcrtuess Of lis wcketkesynT ana the Boz
ton boys fed this position lar betlci than IA their natc
with the 81. Georges.
suhjoned is the score aud analysis Of the bowling
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