The New York herald., 1878-10-06
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.

THE PHILADELPHIA AND AUSTRALIAN ELEvENs-
UNSATISFACTORY TERMINATION OF THE
GAME, 1T BEING "a DRAw"-sCoR PHILA-
DELPHIA, 249 RUNS AUSTRALIA, 206 RUNS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5, 1878.
The international match resulted this afternoon in
that most unsatisfactory OF all conclusions "a draw
this result being solely to te childish conduct Of
the Australians, wAo wasted over an hours valuable
time by Withdrawing from the neld account OF an
alleged erroneous dscision. rns weather conl,nued
nno and another largo crowd, numbering
over eight thousand were In attendance.
Both elcvsas wsrc promptly on The ground. and
started play at the appo uted time, halipast eleven
O'Clock. G. L. Hainos, young Pniadelphian acting
as substitute IN the field Tor A. Bannerman, who had
sprained his ankle. John Hargraves aud Brewster
commenced tho batting IN tho second inning Of the
Philade pnans the bowling Of Spoorth and Allan.
Hargravss slipped of sponortHs hrst over Tor
couple. and then Brewster caught ana bowled by
Allan OF his second bah, the FIRST wicket falling for
two runs Tom Hararaves then joined his brother,
and, after running three byes lost OF scoring
q single on leg hit baaIy iumbled by Allan. After
thrco maiden overs, John Hargraves made leg hit
for a single on Allan.
When John Hargruves had made four runs ap
peal was made Tor catch at point, but the umpire
decided tho striker In, the decision seeming TO give
much dissatisfaction TO the Austraans although tho
ball went plainly or the basman's person. couple
Of twos were made by the Hsrgraves Brothers, of
succeeding overs OF Ailans and then Tom Hararaves
made y tremendous on-drive Tor threo on sponorth,
tho hit being honestly worth AT least five II It had
been run out rho next over OF Sponorth's, however
led to the retirement Aargraves close decision
in case OF stamping bong given by the Australian
umpire, and his brother shared 4 similar tate IN
Alan's next over. the secoud and third wickets ia
ing tor 10 runs Bob and Dan Newhal were tho next
to occupy the wicKets but the iormer Was retired
without scoring thanks 10 splendid catch oy Bailey,
on equally 1ne hit to the grand stand, tho total
sti remaining At 10 for the fall OF the fourth wicket
Caldwell next took possession of tho vacant wicker.
aud then Dan Nowhali made grand square leg hit
Tor three on SpoGorth
THE AUSTRALIANS TEMPORARILY RETIRE
disgracefui scsne now ensued, the Australians,
who had been continually appealing, leaving the
neid In q body, supposedly on account OF dis
satisiacton with decision Of the Philadelphis um-
pRe respecting case OF stumping, very delicate
question Ut the best Mr.. Brown uecidsd the bats-
man (GoorIe NswhaiiJ in, and the decision, whether
correct not, should have boeu silently ucauIsscsd
consented TO play Caldwell and Dan Newnail then
added runs between them, when tho latter
caught a deep long his wicket falling Tor - runs
George NJ. Newh4i the captain OF tho Philadelphia Ds,
then joined Caldwell who cut Sponorth prettlly Tor
Three byes were now obtained on ball Spoaorhs
that got past the wicket keeper George Newha made
q <,
by GrsRory tns sixth wicket going down ior 81 runs.
After dinner Charley Nowhaii Joiued Gallo WE'LL and
each made 2 OF successive over. Of spoaor.n ana
10 the ON for =, aud drove the next ball for
a single Allan then clean oowled Caldwell.
| who had LAade runs, and Charles Newnall
was given out leg before wicket the
from sponorth, the seventh and eighth wicksts
| falling with the total ~ ~ HoDkinson Comfort
next occupied the wickeIs lhs latter hitting spot
forlh's hrst ball 10 ley Tor and Hopkinson making
rupnine were made Com ort wa, the clean bowIed
by Aan the ninth wicket falling for 6a Meade, tho
last man, then and, after playing couple OF
balls IRON Allan Hopkiuson At the o,her eud. papped
up ono Bailey, and the inning was for 53 runs
| leaving the AUSTRALIANS exactly 100 10 win.
THR VISITORS SECOND INNING.
After about fifteen minutes intermssion tho Aus
traiians commenced their second innng. Spodortn
| T. Zimmerman gong hrst 70 the bat wnile Z. Newhs
| ana Meade BOWED. Alter Newhail bad led oil with
maiden over, Banncrman, after having a couple of
pie aud Spoforth made a terrible drive clean the
! heads OF the crowd down 10 the fence, on which
Newnails Tor B. bus the bowler retalialed by clean
bowling Sponortb, with Tor the fall OF the
| bys was run, followed 0y Bannsrmsn cutting New
hall Tor couple and driving the las! ball OF the next
os.,Iy " a. long slip by Bob Nsvha or Meade ana
the second wicket Tell for 10 runs Bailey commenced
at once. n'.,ine each bowler ior ss and then after
| the tune Of 8 runs, each OF the oatsmen maKings
s h,l ana Brewster allowing = Gu. IRON Bailey
20 pass through him. so that more were
made Bannorman tnen HIT NewhaIi TO leg
Tor and Dan Newh.ll went on al
/ Meade's end, with the total ~ 81 Poor fielding by
| Brews,er then gave pailey sings OH Charley, and
Bsunsrmsn made an on drive ior 8 or ths last
| bail OF the same Each made singles. and then
| Baonsrman cut Charley Tor 8 runs Bannerman
then popped up at short leg, but Meade could
nm 10 the ball. aud when ne did he throw away
! him 20 that u run made. Each bowler lnsn sent
| down . couple Of maiden overs, and then Bailey
! spoiled Dan . fourth consecutive maiden over by u
cut Tor g. Bannerman eitttng toe ball of
for single snd sending Charley 10 log Tor IN tho
next over Bailey then gave Brewster ~ deep point,
a cnauce which no tailed 10 accept, and . ION
! made 90 going up on The telegraph.
THx GAME "A DRAw.p
Bailey then made n leg hit Tor on Charley
Nowhail who then clean b0wed c. banner
man who had obtained 27 IN nne style.
Murdoch was the next one 70 bat, but after Bailey
had made another 8 he was bowicd BY &. New.
hall inc third wicket falling for So
ga Nurdocn and Blackham were az the wickets whom
sInmps were drawn at i've p. NJ, and the game was
a.c,aed "a draw" What tho Conclusion would have
becn is problematicaL The iuli score, SO far as
played. Was as follows -
First Inaina Second Innin0
Brewster, g. Murdocn,
u Allan ........... ID c. and b Allan.
John Hargraves,c. and
~ sponorth. ..-.... 10 81. Blackham, b. Spot
G. A. Newnail, b. Al. iorth. ...............
Imn............. . b v. b. Sponorth....
X. s. Newhaii, b. Al
lan................. 81 Bailey, .. sponortn. o
G. A. Newhaii, C. spoil
iorth. b Horan.... IL Gregory, b. Allan. 2
Caldwell ST. Biacknan,
b. Boyle. ~ .. Allan. .....-"...... 8
Hop ,nsou, ,c.Grssory,
b Baey........... c. Bailey. b. sponor,h. s
D. s. Nswhali, NO. out 81 9. Boyle. b sponorth..
Thomas HargravsS o.
Allan. ............ b. D'acAnnm, o. AHAn. "
Coniisrt, u Allan. o. Aiian. ...........-. !
Meade, b. Ailan....... MOI OUT. ......s........
Byss, D; leg pyeA o.. ~ pyes.-s. .-......-... o
Total. 80. lv6 Total................ 90
Ffysf lunfnO. Second Inaiso.