The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16
THE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.
Second and Concluding Day Of the Great
Match-Americans vs.. Englilhmen-An
Exciting Contest-The English
Eleven Victorious.

PHILADELPHIA, Get, TO- 1870.
Tue International cricket match was resumed and
concluded to-day. Alter one OF the most exciting and
keeny contested matches on record victory rested
with the Englishmen by nine wickets. When time
was called on Friday the first inning or the Amerl.
can eleven had closed for l2l runs obtained by mag
niticent batting Harry NewhalI, left-handed bat
man, had contributed forty-fve OF this number In
excellent style, and his brother Robert played q
lively inning for seventeen runs. The Engishmen
ielded in such manner as 10 CAN forth repeated
and hearty paudits from the immense num-
Dcr OF oniookers and the bowling Of
splendid. At The close Of this inning the Eng
lishmen assumed the defensive, and when play
stopped for the day twenty-sx runs had been cred
tied 10 them for the loss OI single man--Bance--
who was caught out after scoring eight runs by safe
This morning at ten O'Clock sharp the game was
recommended, Mcintyre and Eastwood, The mot
outs" OF t,e previous day, facing the bowling OF
hail. at the other, the feeders being well
placed and on the alert. Tue game opened
IN al for t%os sees e tours and an
casional i've, giving the ielders plenty or work,
wnile Eastwood contcnted himself WIN guard ny
his wicket and now and then getting good HIT
Mcintyre mad his eye IN and deied All the tactics OF
the American players Tor nearly an nonr and a
half, when at length a, ball from Charlie Newha
LAID his wicket low and he retired for finely earned
score OF sixty-thrce. The telegraph now showed
eighty-two runs Tor two wickcts, which was a
splendid average. Hargrcaves, next man. went IN
and came out without making any stand,
and Eastwood soon after was bowled for
well. Pearson followed and secured seven,
wnen. he was caught. Then Norley. and
Rasta he captain got together "a. and pom
latter nine runs before they were put out Byron,
one OF the best bats IN the team. was unfortunate to
be caught on his first ball, ana Rogcrson VINO came
nexi, made three runs well and shared similar
fate Keller, III conjunction with Carpenter-the
last man--rnade a stand against the bowling which
1l-
creasing, and both were contributing well 10 the
score when Carpenters on stump was extracted W
OF Charles "go0d ones, and the innings closed
Tor I47 runs, being twenty.slx runs in advance OF
their opponents score The bowling OF the brothers
Newhall was very fine ali throughout TINS inning,
but the fielding Of their team was occasionally some.
what inclined TO be loose. The Englisnmen displayed
excellent batting.
After a short Interval the Americans commenced
their second innings by sending in Harry Newhail,
VINO had scored so well the previous day, and
Bnsscr, 10 the bowling OF Mcintyre anu Morley. The
former batsman was soon caught AT wickets for
three. and the latter, after scoring seven, was
caught The bowling OF Mcintyre and Morley was
also remarkably well ION the spot anu proved to he
too good for the American players, VINO were being
disposed OF In quick succession without contributing
largely to the score Pease however, when he got
IN, seemed like staying, and stay nc did. Being
joined by Stoker TIE two hit merrlly all around the
Stoker was on appeal, given out by the UMPIRE and
relred with sixteen runs TO his credit. The inning
closed soon ater s,aty,mino runs Deng an ,ne
ing and fielding OF their opponents. Pease was not
out, with sixteen OF that number TO his name.
This left the EngiIsnmcn only iOrfy-three runs to
get in their second inning TO win the match, and
they were confident enough that they could DO
without much effort. The American players were
inclined to hope even against hope ana their friends
tried TO rally their sinking spirits by speaking about
the GLORIOUS uncertainty OF the game" and repeat
ing truisms such as "a match Is lost Till IL
Is wOn.v But they were not long kept In suspense,
Mcintyre opening In the bowling OF the brothers
Newhal III splendid STYLE and he laid his staiwart
shoulders to the work with such VIM that before
1--WE o'clock ne had, aided by Bance-caught for
eight. and Eastwood not ont, twO-contriDuted the
requisite number OF runs, ana the match was won
with nine wtckets remaining.
There were nearly four thousand on the ground
during the DAY, and large number or ladies in ele
CANT costumes witnessed the game with much in
terest during Its progress and bestowed abundant
applause whenever occasion required. A large
number OF gentlemen from New York were also
present.
The complete scores Of both days, play will be
found Dclow:--.
a.