New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
rnE ALL-EYoLAND onIcx1r ELErrx.
THE ALL-ENGLASD's INNINGS CLOSED FOR 10.
THE TwENTY-Two's wICKETs FALL FOR 81.

THE ALL-ENGLASD's INNINGS CLOSED FOR 175.
THE TwENTY-Two's wICKETs FALL FOR g.
The attendance of spectators was much larger
yesterday than the day before, Notwithstanding the
cold Noyenbcrsh air ontofdoors. There were not far
from seven thousand people present. including hundreds
OF ladies The Al-EnSiaud Leycn's first innings was
brought to close al about for i55 the wckets
OF the TWENTY-FIVE fell rapidly for the total of o.
which being less number shan their opponents score
they followed their Innings Three wckcts had fallen M
the Twenytwos second innings for 10 runs when Tie
stumps were drawn at sundo1n.
AT 1890 the match was resumed the not outs Of
yesterday. Pooey and Freeman taking their places 10
the bowling Harry Wright aud Morley. IOoy retired
without adding 20 his score. his wicket, being tumbcd
by all excellent ball delivered bylNorey. Freeman was
then faced by Charlwood. aud the play become very
careful, til Freeman with chance sent one Of
Norlcy's well 10 square leg for four Wright now
steadyiug himself bovled his first maiden over.
and tie Telegraph Board was little troubled
In consequence. Freeman cut one OF Morley
eevery for one indeed seemed surprising how well he
played each bail ht ont oil me reach 81 the Iwci t"o
CharlwOOd gave chance oil Harry Wright, which was
badly missed. hc retaining hs Place through shocking
bad bit OF lelding Az ths point ia the game FREEMAN
unucky enough To break hs bat having 20 substitute
another and. the principle OF islOrtunes never coming
alone was caught by Lee ~ sp on Nortys next over
Mlshcr the Captain OF the Eleven now put ia an appear
last and getting even hold ~ the bowling,
the hitting became freer. CharlcWo0d had a narrow
squeak ~ dealing bye, by kind permission OF Pometuy
out whistler ia the mex ONtISo one Que oI Morley o
To the tent FOR three. and then Charlw0Od chance
To smith, whose and hands, however were not quiet
III we fighi place ana ne Was iet on me n'IuhE hl
around was very loose yet the better than yesterday
Wlsher another "a MS fayOre square leg FOR three and
again for two III the same place TINS time giving chance
10 LanCey who refused The game progressed
steadily and surely. CharlWood giving every assistance
three aud then the st. Georges tried change ~ bowl
Was badly missed point by Gibbs, aud almost directly
afterward Harry Wright, who held il fast
/
wood carrying out his bat for H. comprised IN BIN brace
and the same number Of singles.
After lapse OF about half an hour, during which the
cnckcteTs refreshed the inner man, the ground
more cleared, eastman and Want representing tho
Twenty two against whistler and Freemans bowling
Inc onset was ohhOus ana equally ulsastfous Whistler
third ball scattering Caslnans stumps, and Freeman
way The Twenty two then sent In CrO5saud he ut
once made a fair crack OF Freeman for three amid
his next over clean bGwled him with a shooter, the
third wicket falling for fonr runs, prospect not very
cheering TO the members OF the ST Georges Asplnall
managed brace of Freeman aud here Mellshcrs bowl
ing deserves mentions he, up to this time having dcy
for Mortimer, of Wellsher aud again single, when his
race WAS run, being canght by Lilywhitc oil Wlshcr.
and well for two, and then lost lis partner, Arpiuh,
who retired with the modest number of recorded
against his name, and greeted with much euhusiasm
on his return TO the clubhouse. He had played care
fully and with judment that deserved better fate but
Wishcrs shooters were too much for MIN. six Wckets
down for IA runs and Morley forced Gibbs who
got single of Freenan's next over. IL being o'clock
very hungry adjournment for dinner Took place, aud
the rush To the club house general, and not unrc-
wdrdcd by The substantial way IN which II met.
In less IMAM an hour the twenty-five continued their
inning 10y Morley playing Of Ficemans aud getting
suge off it, followed up by cutting Nlhcr next for Two
kOrley's te' now come, after splendid bit of
feeding, he was run out By ChariwUOd--cvcn wichels
down Tor 10 q. Wright next joined Gibbs but not
for long troublesome ball from Freeman placed him
hOrs de- combat aud lie went back the victim Of the un
enylable round o. commonly called ducks egg. wins
low opened his inning with one and then whistler ana
Freeman DOwCd two magnificent maiden ones; indeed,
ty1o might easily tho batting match Tor the
bowling. Wsher'snew Introduction Of delivering the ball
with the arm above the shoulder not being understood
and certainly not appreciated by the bewidcred basnen
Gibbs was the next sufferer Freeman making free with
bis center stump IN manner that must have been hrt
ful To his feelings. Ten w1ckDs down for IL runs 1c
then handled the willow, having ysa.yis Winslow.
M Tor three WinslOw, to keep him company makinga
drive OF Freeman for the Same number Lee, after n
maiden from whistler. followed suit with another three,
ad the score began 10 rise and hope 10 the D IT, G.
OF yet retrieving the hOnOrs of the day but not FOR
long, for after adding more, Lee well caught by
seven. Wnslow hit the next OF Freemans for three,
which seemed however. 70 rouse Freeman, and he took
his revenge la the next By lowering Buttcrneds
wickets-l2 down for 43. Smith then In. Joining
Wnslow, and POOl6y missing they scored, an over
hrOw the first during their innings Pooley TO make up
Tor this IN the next over stumped Smith clevery Win
slow soon followed his late partner, being splendidly
caught by Jupp bit Of fielding which elected great and
continued applause-lt wickets down for 80 uruns.
Morrison now took his place az the stuInps, but
Ud not trouble the scorer, Huccumbing 10 whistler.
Stokes was the next bold soldier, and stood maiden
from whistler, then Bowman added three but was caught
The next ball hv IfnmphrcyI6 FOR So Things were look