New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
CRICKET.
BAD DEFEAT or THE BOsTONIANs IN PHHtDEL
PHIA BY THE YOUNG AMERICA CLJB-sCOKl
29l TO 1870.

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BAD DEFEAT or THE BosToNGANs N PHHADEL
PIIIA BY THE YOUNG AMERICA CLJB-sCoKL
29l TO $780,
The Boston Club, which recently defeated
the St. George OF this city In a wcncOnested match,
tended their trip from home 20 Philadelphia whence hav-
ing already had such success they expected 70 brng
ball as a trophy from the Young America Club To their
great astonishment however they found that Club, the
players Of which all young men. and Americans, en-
trcly strong for any oinglsh players that
De gathered ln thH country Inc gdine eVluhelcru on
Friday upon the grounds OF the Young America Club near
Germantown. Tho Phadelphans went hrst To the bat
against the bowling Of the brothers Eastwood and 40
once began playing steadily and scoring well Nothing
men of the Club and the country Aessrs d. Newhu aud
j. Large. confronted each other At the wckets Before
seen I'm the country had been displayed. the bowling
bad been seveal limos changed, aud one had scored
81 off his bat, the other -. This enough
make the Bostonians feel dubious for the
hundred aud several mon had yet Ga be put out These
wero however disposed Of forunexpecedy small scores,
and the innings closed for s1 This figure the Boston
pIOach IT, the bowling Of the brothers G. aud j. Nowha
Dens loo accurate 70 eG greatly bHsHeu ana te hsa
Young America style, e' only were obtained,
leading that OF the innings, aud Mr eastman following
closely. The game virtually decided, set the
BotOnians played the remainder win the same pluck,
under adversely which IN the contest with the ST. George
pulled them through probable defeat 90 victory.
less degree than their batting 90 the overwhelming vie
tory. Mr. Newhall Is undoubtedly the most ecctyefast
bowler Ia the country Ou lively ground his high dev-
cry makes his balls douby dangerous, not only to the
wicket, but 10 the batsman
OF the genera! play OF the Phladephians the Bosioni
ans unite IN euOgy, tho English members OF their clubs
declaring II 10 be the finest display cricket fcy have
seen In America, and one which Orcby reminds them OF
Old England. Only rival has the Young America
Cuh TO rear The Philadelphia Club materially strength
ened by the addition of Pearson piote,,onGl PLAYER
from England, has yet be defeated THIS season The
score OF the match was as follows:
First Inning S,eoad T,tis1
@. S-vhai, and b. T.. East
Baird ali b 4 Ea.aocd. b. Hammond
Bar1h A. EarWooi... O eastman, b. Hammond. ....
Huonond. ............... - Laueey, b. Hammond 90
c. Nrslsr, C. Lamb, b. A. E'st.
wood. b. W Hlsh..............;j
SaIdefso1 D. NamHoni....t not ~
Guumef b. Htllfu D. g. k1stWuuj
Davis Hammond G. trfrd h Hggh..........
Johns Ha.-h D. a. Eavood1 Hsu. b. Eastwood.
N4r not o. f. Eastwood
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No
Toh..................Il To.l'.................lss
F3rs Inning See6pd EiRiag.
J.. Eastwood &. SeEhd.. b. NtrLsi...........,..
CasaMGu D. e. NeglslL....ll D. g. NeEla ...........l2
Su'fan e. Aeria...... Mt .,......2
Il a,;,s3 sa,519' SSsis, b,, b 6 Ssrs, Ssysss.
tTossaaI b. D. N.Wls.....t h. & Nrthi.,. 2.
Lqm5 b. D. NeNAa.'...... J. D. w. D. q. Srrhal.......
", slilysa b. Nevhsl...l3
Lausey nun .........2 g. Iae b. D. Neg ua......
Baie,, o1t........... e. Balal. D. D. Nerhal.....
Dje5,os..,..,r....,,.,t.
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