New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
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THE GREAT NAICH IN PHIIADEIPlIIA-rERNiNA1IoN
IN FAVOR OF PHILADELPHIA.

1HE GRfAI MATCH IN PDllADklIHlA-tEhNiNhilo
-IN FAVOR OF PHILADELPHIA.
TRIBUNE
P,uiAprIp pnIA June l6.-The second innings of
Philadelphia was commenced this morning at III O'Clock,
I1ge and Outerbrdge gong in TO confront the bowling
Of Morley Butterheld steady defense at once com
determined lose by reckless play the large advan
tage Of Yesterday ine SSwns % SS % very ssS@tse
after scoring two, was the Vlctn OF an s aceluena
& ss 90 S' Ms Ssi Fs wicket for eight Pearson Who
snae e-magHfecnt Of 81 yesterday now came
and the attention OF players ana spectators was AZ
excited by the chances Of ms repeating ms exploit.
The Hms NOV NOV esees Itself After an hours de
M Large lost his wicket 20 shOOkcr To Ncey Tot
I'he second wicket fell for 90 Young Msgee gOw
handles the willow, and began playing very nicely Pear
RaIterfeld at slip which not takel the batsman
3sS a Rs 10 {. s so fq e ' score ee
I'M Tor three. three twos and single Clay
,bess YOUNG hatmcn badly punisning the bowng which
playing for singles, occasionally h'ersIyng his
score witli pound for three, and Clay a
A complete change Of bowling now took place the field
being spread for slows Which Morley delivered, and
eunderland bo Wiling four 10 the Phadelphians
but Gbbes bowled marden and in Morley sneNt over
1eId just where good generslsp had placed young sam
Wright who caught Clay nicely Ills score OF IL was
two,hts Fourth wicket For s.. West now faced Nagee,
Maeee in striking at well pitched twisting ball Nor
ley's, tipped il too slight to stir it frem lis course, aid
6bbes took it nicely at the wicket His score OF II was
composed OF Three IS and singles, all capally made
f1h wicket for 6s Barclay took the vacant place. but
IN his FIRST over from Morley eli avem m The selisnne
way Magee. Between the fall O this and the previous
wicket the had not been troubled An interval
ensued for dinner, after which Jarvis appeared at
the wicket but bowled by NOrley's hrst bail.
has taken Jarviss end, the slow bowling lhoyng very
effective against batsmen who were accustomed 10 deal
ing only with the sWer round arm. Three wickets has
now fallen without change OF score aud apparently
but few more we're 10 be made. staiey who fol.
UN he
West began making some pretty drives for singles OF
nines for 10 stopped bail u 2criey.
with his leg, aud retired. His wicket, the ninth,
touches the Philadelphia Eight additional runs were
scored before he and saey partedthe latter player
Gi6bess gloves This closed the innings for 81 the gen
eral dyay q batting having been better than upon the
preyions day, when two PLAYERS made ales, the entire
boiling score ST George had TO make 55 10 wiz and the
PJlHADELPnIA-SDCoND INNINGS.
Large, b. NorleE -....,..n Barclsy GiDbes, b.Nor
Pearson. C Talbot B. Nor JARVIS: h. Morley
Nssec i66:6 Nciicyls aSPnias%n s9ley r Ro@ioS
Clay Clay c Wright, b. Ncrleyn Morley ;..,,..-.....
Byos, 2; Leg ByesS; wldes,
N&ls5'' E.is Hspla,. x is'"TgI;s %gI;ss. Ran. ,.a,,
ss,,eiaelG. -. e = 2
Tmpires Tor s.; Gecrg'e-.Nr Dav. Pepper. ForPhiis
ielphla Mr.. Phil. White
IOr 81 george S-AE j. = tisNcf. ttG Illla Z
selphja--Mf. g. r. Ronsldsop
After short hteInnsseu P1meroy aud Robinson /
we're sent 20 meet, for st. George, the Heldrg OF
Magee and Pearson. After playing well for six, 4
Robinson lost his wicket ~ beauty from PeafsOL
and Wright took his place. First wicket for Wright.
PGnerOy presently sent hESr 10 staey at long
leg ON which be very luckily escaped from belag
cmght' and scored two on the hit Wright soon fei
- victim TO one OF the preticst pieces Of heldng
ever done on the ronnd lie had Lt good baii 70 long
reg ahp was proceeding TO II when H0pkinsOD
me Iong stop after running with the bail turned exactly
=, Tue LEN oi tne and held u beautifi.y The second
Niffst ION lsI i Morley followed but lNs nne player
Aot pan 10 MEADE al mid on, which VAS uicey takoB
and the professional retired without scorIug Third
wicket fOr IL That nagslneent batsnor. Gibbs now
put IN an atpeirancr, and commenced his score
by beautiful slip for on Mcgee hit Poerov 100 eager
for ruBs, calling apon ihu 20 make bye ,lRbtpJng
stop being rapidly handled by Aagee thew hin, ".t AMI
foiykM nakes foF p Bance coined Poner0y Ulio had
been batting finely, and change boHli,,S 80, fol
lowed, Meade, son 81 the GeIerafs golng nnt ~
PearsOns end aud after maiden over scs cst.,,.,
Bance's etnllps. Ifffh wicket for 25 tordoS !
took % bis place, and Large took TIE ban al Msgee s
end the apparent Intention beng 20 eiy. :
al u'e bowers chance as victory now seemed assoed
1onefoy was now put OUT by apparently fn.staLef
n"tVn 0f an umpire ball rising in the beng
oeid ny West, which the basmaD believes struck only b
sfp sl1ih wicket for 2s Talbot forced Gordon, and
~" over. ios Ms partner finely pitched ball OF
htaiefg lhe stunps One wide. had been
,'<ahtmt added The bowling since fle change Tore
,ao De.h splendid ssneces,iye maiden Overs 0yd
DulIIhe1d followed but Talbot, after scoring cOuur Of
&hfes ~ was b.actliliy taken w West on q bIt 10 og
Iu1ng from eis position al long -si0p 10 catch H.
jig HfD"Slns play ~ tic 1psst ajys u ilsHsch@