New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

,, hahn, ,rcson, By fl:l6 q m, all tho ptv sh Y"nng
being arranged Che g oh S and Wary Nowhan TO the
hS i 81 Carpenter and Morley. lnS second
tavoIa1lG, IoI wes disposed of by o"'on - 90
70 noint" the first wicket l'''InE , "a bow,y,r tho
pI, S tho next batsnien were parf1, n,hin The
Before He,n run up %, Bance again catching INC
second victim of Morley a. pot, now ,g ~" IN with Harry
n and before the third wicket had fallen the score
was IN ' ~ The cost of the 81 George bowers two hits
for four being noteworthy After VI SraS
had been tried without any spclal "nNaheSo, ~
tried a change OF bowling, and. trying the "sows ne
managed get IN on Busters sunps, te lnI1 W ~
Z ling NJ o. Of which Bussicr had contfipuua 90 anu
Harry 80 the latter batsnan having h1 id fpa,lcV
given him. lie aftcrw9rd saw out Dah am ,n..nS
and pease who all retired for small scores, and ne was
i'm with his younger brother Bob, when trimmer from
round OF applause. having been In for two hours ana
the fine OF O., marked ny
scored exactly 100 runs After Harry left Bob played in
lively style for IL, In which drive fof nNS "n ~,
total Of 1 which left hard work for the st. George men
10 overcome eleven like that Of Young America i'
81 George This season Cooper was active az WICKET;
Stead allowed but three balls To pass nun az long P
uheding Of Brown and Forum was much pralse,u,
The BOWLING too Wei on the spot" t spd scor e '0r ''
At4p M St George sent in Bauce and Cooper against
the strong batteries Of Charley and Dan Newhal put
first five wickes sent down for 10 runs only incind
ing Cooper, Morley Bance and Forum NAPIER anu Nnr
penter checked the effect Of the hre sonie-
What. the former being the only player to
score double figures. The final result was
the fan Of the tenth wicket for total Of 45 runs when
made necessary the following ~ their innings by the 81
George Eleven. and again did they return III fapd sue
cession, the sixth wicket Of their second innings ahS
for 10 runs only, st smaller average than before,
After this however Morley and Carpenter went III on
the htOrmiss principle and, by some lucky miA, man
aged 10 make stand, the seventh wicket falling Ior 81
aud when stumps were drawn Morley still in, and
the had been mp to 3d. with three wickes 70
fan. St George yet have 40 to get To save deIea1 IN
innings with Morley, stead, Brown, ana Bnttefuelu
may succeed in doing this, but not probable At l0 a.
Today the Eleyens will again take the field ana IL me
game terminates early scrub match VIII We Pase, 1
cellent ana the bowling remarkably effective Inc ii
score Of the days play below is as follows;
W. Johns . Banoe b. Norley... Pcase aud Nper....,
Harry NeWhs b. Norey... Ga Robt Nevha c. and Morley 'IS
Large Ba9ce Morley Stoeksr mot out, ono
Dan Nevha and Napier Byes, o. g bye J''''''''''
Carpenter, ard b. Napier. -.
Chss Neahdl, and b Morley O Ioa''''''' '''''''i''
49,
Newban b. c Sesban. G. NeWhal
b. &. Newla............
Fortune D Nevhsn......... b. G. SeWhsi'.'.'''''''
G..
Morley johns D. Seewbal. not ..'''''''''''''?
Carpenters G. Nevhan D.Newha D. G. NeShal
Napier D. Newbs ......,.. out ''..''''''''''''
Brown c. r. Ne~hal, b. d. Newhsl 3
Butterbed Large. b. G. Newhan . 49,,
Leg bes q wdes q b., 1..... Bes 81 leg bye l'.'.
Total....."...............45 Total.
list ID a 81. d siS s!s IN 81, sn iG,h Total
Young America. 80 20 70 III III III l0 l5 1915
St eeors'~.}aa Il iiss Z 3 3 % % -"
st. George BAH. Runs Maidenswlcten
| NOrey. ..,.. l5I D.
Carpenter. .................. ~ ~
Buterheld '..''-''''.'''''. 70
Umpikres-Mess, Watson EastvOOd.