New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
CRICKET

All ENGLAND ELEVEN vs. I"HN'
N'' GEORGES.
rrbis Interesting match was reSu'h'u '.'', |
- ~ Increased number Of Spectators 'H0 -,
hsp0 all that could be desired save "n. t 90 sbovv
nortb-west wind happened 10 'o"0" ,,,, ,, ,r had
=, ,.opld he cold II the sun dlsappe"i'" '''- - 30
:" - tban on Thursday, and the ar was hloio k N
io,' 49, an bour or so during which some OF 'ho ."
,s CIub ipdt,lged little practice the 1"eny
80 resumed their innings, sending III inc no' -,
yesterday RogerSon, and he was Iaceu p5 nou
g. ,hc howng of Lllywhe and Tarrant' HIS ~ ~ No.
no nlaved well, but stopped by pomt anu -,
- next over they managed three ko"pU,"",
AT long stop letting one pass Ii" o,or |
r., mt n, a single, but TarTants heNu
sott,od him and he retired, for two De'nH 80
nv Torrant one Of the balls hitting MN J" ~, ,,.
c,,t however, causing any serious oa'""s -, ia
for II runs Harry Wright now iohoN'u "i' 80,
A. -, t over Rogerson Was 50 unfortunate as 10 sup
." 'V - 49,, .o,,,ob Al first he was thought to be
,, ,,d. NAT 80 however sftor two minutes Ior
,ory be sent the next OF Tafrants away tor t"o ana
folloVed II with another of the same Ihe oa'uhE pe
came steadcr, and each was evidently u!ihS MS "
most II. Wright was next TO give place run out py
Cbarlewood a remarkably fine piece OF neldlnS-h'c
o. ., inns giuslow succeeded and ROwbotham again
,t tbem score two byes and then a maiden oNol
froni Tarrau-Rogerson seemed 10 have vel selutdn
down 10 h- spite of the hard ground M,I N re-
tired with round to his credit and Mas sue &C. nv
MIR Gibbs R0ecrson immediately sI11H V utt fora
Whites % for three, ana MI DIuDs @ ,ri, ended
hke number Here Mr. GIb3ss nuns 6id VIZ bs footing
rarrlt IN irving df"t TvInr SG,I Rogerson's next
vs 10 square lex two ana ne was IcaIS p' h li
We'll. i'm fact Will-hcr d.emcd change VI oPN'e t nv
necessary. and accordugly sent Il'en"' ,d'1 Int
Whites end. Ills hIst over was % ~ t ,cVt
"a n and sent II 10 leg FOR two. RogerNon a3aeu
SINGLE, WAed another change "ttuIl'u ~, NJ ~ 10
IL.ven As on Snaw second ball kogerson was eS4Ghr @ at
point sfteru welliayed inning =" y and
"a
htt each uf Georges done lkewse, plog"R w
issue o the match would have O,en Sis hit one of
,.ori. hcing bowed 10y shaw in the next mex over; over;
lIuce. and Morley got one a"tt3i - ,ter,
BOW JEDI No.cy low woke mp and SCORED 'Mo % M NSl]n" ]
nnmcd airls .Iicr mtung one Of larru 10 we ne loi %
fur tIer, -o"d, idt dINci t"o ho0 o'H 80 W. ,rr
bal vuru Norey odded Single hut A t-S H'Nt ~ U'S
was OUt, l.1l"s Daii ilshI "H 10 I,, I,r t,iln,
Mortimer now made ms ESSAY HO', uo"Clo'i i' tbSo
tho ~cortr, and ASplual SoOu after was CauhA %! l'o
great praise lor ,"e way n NiIch me h', ',1cieS
0iiA b, ihr ancient Tom Lockcr, YET, alP' HHHVu
"f smriry' and BiaSih HalloWen of MddleseN,
VINO might, with The same amount OF I!"C.ivS'
Nj E,rl.,naw next walked To the stumps aud made
siaec but his style hard and sh; he however EQt
period OF the game, had bOwied II overs o Whch Wele
naideus. AspiuWall now beat retreat aleI Iaclns
cee,ed by want, who started win near share IoI MS
wckets from Suaw. Earnshaw here added s., ana WEI
hour Al u', lock play again continued, du lh INC
seroud over Mr. EHIu,haw Was caught by fO0ty Mr.
Lee WAS next In, ana sCure1 single InloWhs w
nv brace Nh Want playing very evenly
til AN opening occurred, aud away went one ol IISS
mans for2 lie was. however, doomed 20 follow lbs
fellows Snort ln his next opening, getting ON llchay
trrmps with his stumpS, would have DONE MT
Mai's lcg had been IN the way. lhlittch "ichcs
for 73 ruis and Smith rushed forth 10 assist nS Sop
lions IN misfortune aud his second ball wchto leg FOR
coupe tine third however, taking ms center stump
Ia NIckets, Mr.. Boroman now jolntd MT Lee
pho t another lex for 3, and then had ms balls bcanu
fully broken on by Freeman 10 for 10 MORRISON on ms
mrs. made sdhssi ana ,flr 1o" Ilsn Using Li
n.rtuer MIR Morrison. They were not, however
10 be separated very long so III TIE next over @
va. rn ont leaving Nj. Stokes al the wicker I'scu ~
Mr. Uugtou Mr Stokes did not Increase the hSules Ol
shaw-1s tor ButteIfcld then came forth httg ms
second ball for aud retired, D0Wled bN Sht" LOT
s nm the next, 2Oth had equal bad IucK III MS
6rst over having small circle placed 10 MS account
his bat out for a single, Mr.. HaUgiuOn belng
bowed by Freeman. Thus ended lHe INcntg'
twU's second innings for 81 runs, leaving INC
AlLEnpIaud Eleven the VictOTs by one innings, ana
~ ruus-a result almost TO have been hhtc pdtu We
W. consider their strength. The ST. Georges men dd not
play badly: but il evident that they were out
matched the commencement OF the game Ihough
beaten, they not disgraCed ana III ht next hhe
wears they make much Improvement as thcy nave ~
ibp last any future Eleven visiting these shores VIII
nrablv eNurrleice different result. The spirit OF the
st. Georges Club in getting mp TINS mateh utee Nes e
ton they having tie mhabttuls 81 NeW-loih an
oi,uorunIty seeing what good English tdcNth can
do and promulgated the spirit of friendly contest ne
tweeu tr old and the New World. The Eleven proceed.
to-norrUW 10 Montreal, where they VIII pay against
twenty-five Monday next.
SECOND INNINGS T.. GEORCEs CRICKET CLUB -
g.. ,u.o,, Want jey before wicket b. shaw. :