The New York herald., 1877-07-08
CRICKET.
THE ST. GNoRoEs DEFEAT THE ELEVEN OF THE
UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA

THE ST. GNoRoEs DEFEAT THE ELEVEN OF THE
UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA.
fine day. good wicket, a good attendance and ex-
ceent playing were features Of the cricket match yes
terday at Eoboken between tho St. Georges Ciub
Of this city, aud tc first OF tuo University OF
Pennsylvania. Tho game commenced In good season,
with the ST. Georges at the bat Mcssrs Gi.es and
FIRST handled the willow and iaced tho bowling
OF Murphy aud L. Clark. After making
good leg bit for three Mr.. aoore re-
tirea and Whetham TOOK his place. The
latter with Giles made gooi stand, Giles being
caugh, by Hams when the stood al a. Whethsm
showed some excellent cricket, and with ktarncy
added greatly 10 tho score. Moeran followed thc
latter ana played wen or 81 Inc score hen stood
90 Mr.. Whethum making 45. chango of bowling
was then made, Z Cars taking .ho ball 20 did
we'll, lour good wickcts--Messrs Wnclham, Mvcran,
Marsh aud Jones succumD,ng within two
made a good ht tor s. With 20 extras the
score Was la The University .ent Morris aud
Z. Clark took the bal. Tho latter played hnc game
tor 81 Murphys 10 was also well earned. ha2cihurst
y total VI 81 Inc ST. Georges tncp went ~ on herr
second inning, and Wbetham again plyed ad
miraby ior ~. the score Us IN the lr,t inning, con-
sistug OF Is, IS and IS. Mostyn b,icd "ell Tor
81, which included some gool cuts aud drives.
kearney's lG was composed Of one q one 3, two sin
served s, and by an overthrow earned for him.
Gracie batted freely for H. The total score was la
OF the University men was very poor SIX wickrts
falling Tor runs and eight wckets Tor 20 runs The
total was ~ The princ'pai feature vas a catch by
kcarney ~ pout rom ball driven ny b. Clark. IL
was diI1eu catch. anu II met WITH ts deserved re-
cogntion by the audience.
Tao prucipnl bow,ins averages were as follows;-C.
Clark, 7S bas III runs, maiden and wickets.
GiIos, W Oails ~ runs, msidens aud wckcts aud
Moeran IS balls, runs / mai en- anu wickcts. The
aeIdng on both sides was good, Borio making two
good catches at long OH and ncaney Two cntcnos at
polnL Archie Grace was good wicket keeper. Al
I'm al Vpru iua rpfi1 ~
crcdt ON cach player, very lew balls bong muiIed
Tho following Is the scorc:--
First Inniag .Second Inning
J. r. Moore. b. T. Clark c. Law, b. L. Clarke.
T. Clark. ........... 1e c. Patterson, b. C. Clark
Clwk......... ...... 10 c. Murphy, b. c. Clark. 81
h. Kearney, b. u. lark b. Il CiarE............ 10
f. II Mocran, b, G.
Clark............... Il b. G. Clark. ....... 90. O
A. Marsh, b. o. clark. D. T. Clark.
H. jones, b. e. ClI!k.. run out. t............... IL
Is. Mostyb, U. ChTX. ID. MOTIFS. II
rK................ Q c. Murphy, b. c. Clark. 3
N. IL talbot, Harris,
Z. Clark. not out.............. !
A. Grycie, not out.... G. Law, b. q. Clark. IL
Byes. 6i leg Dyes 10; Byes, 8; log byes 2;
wnes, 9.......''... ~ "'des, l............. II
Total. ...............i2 Toiai. .lj2
Runs Scored at ihe Fall Of Eyct v.chet
InniagS lt 2d 3d Ah 5n Gm 7tn. sm. Oh l0h.
First.....8 W ~ 80 20 los lOs l2O l25 l2y -l29
Second. :. o 70 81 81 Is l0l ll5 i27 fs2-l32
UNIVERSITY op rEsssYLyAsiA
First Iaa,ag Second Ianiny.
q. Norris %. GIIes.... 3 b. Whctham. .........
h. D. buckley, e kear-
noy, D. G,les. ] c. and b. whotnarn... 49,.
H. W. CLARK, b. Cues. c. kosrney, b. Marsh.. q
T. NJ. Clark, G. Moore,
b. Giles ............ 81 b. Moeran. !
j. H. MIrpby. b. Gies. lG c. kearaey, b. Marsh.
J. T. Hazenursh C.
Marsh, b. GiIss...... C. sub, b. Marsh...... 8
a, II, Harris, &. Borte,
b. Whethain 4 b. Moeran..
J. U. Patterson, C. 30
ric, h. Nbetbam..... b no, c1I. ............. 10
W. u, Ralston, b. Cues 0 not out ..............
J. U. Holman, b WIe-
tham
u, Law, not out....... I b. Moeran.
Byes, =; leg Dyes, 3;
widcs, l...,.,....... . Byes.................
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Total. l....,,......... 81 Total .............,. ~
Runs Scored af me Fall Of Each Wicket.
Iaatngs 1s. I'd. I'D. An 5M. GA. In. SIN 9a. IWA
First.... IL SO 52 &c 10 ~ II Sl-Sl
second. 2 20 20 O-s2
Umpres, Messrs. Smith and Jones'