The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-02

vuderhand. but vol on the wicket, while Brewster
balls we're hard 10 hit and aificut to play. Ban
herman made good leg hat Tor ana Koran .
nogls. Then A. Bannerman made good square leg
boundary but Conover followed, and, while almost IN
the arms OF the spectators, caught tue oAii
md held IL lust inside OF bounds This
catch was magnificent one ana eiciied
thunders OF applause score-6, 2. The next
batsman was Mr. Sponorth, but before single run
could De OBTAINED Brewster took his wicket Score
S3l Thus three OF the best balsmen OF the famous
Australian were disposed OF IN less than twenty
minutes and Tor ouIy runs In all their matches IN
England such small total Tor three wickets had never
Drs,,y SSIa,pr py tbs New Yorkers was exhibled
boutIsr, Sleigh and Conovsr especially distinguished
themselves in their respective positions When ~
runs boon made recess oil thFee-quarters OF an
hour taken Tor dinner.
AT quarter 10 threo the game was resumed with
Spoaorth and Gregory al the wicket On the second
over spodorth was we'll caught by Giles, the ball be-
ing u .'driver," over the wicket. Score-l7, 4 9.
Murdock tho sixth man TO the bal. He DATED
nsietly and cautiously. Both bowiers wore well
me wicket, Brewster bowling maidsns aud Sprxeue
Ia maideus In SUCCESSION. When score had
reached "a Gregory cut ball and attempted.
The ball exceieny hedsd BY Soutter and quickly
returned TO cross the wicket keeper, who put down
Murdock's siumps before he reached his
ground Score-24, 8, 8. Then Bailey went in,
ana alter making run his partner. Gregory, LOST
his stumps by shooter from Brewster. Scere-
%, o. a. SIX OF the best oatsmen we're out and only
~ runs scored When Biacknan went on he was
a splendid leg HIT a., which landed on the grand
stand. A few minutes later B.acknam was clean
Z, ~
another famous batsman, followed, bat only added
single and 3 10 the score, when he ely caught
by Cross Score3-6 8, l. Then Boyle hasdled tue
willow. In the over Bsiiey's wicket was taken
by spraguo Score-36. y,
Up 10 this time nine members OF the Australian
team disposed OF Tor SO runs. 1t seemed
thsn like grand victory tor the Now Workers, and
the excitement was intense Boyle made few
singles, batting both Brewster and Sprasue, nicely,
and alter while Allan began to show his powers
When these two hatsmen Ind raised the score TO AZ
Brewster was taken of aud Captain Soulter himself
BEGAN bowl Boyle and Aan, however, continued
tho score, that when 80 announced the
81 Georges began to that the Australians had a
dne stall end y Al 81 runs Sprague was removed,
und Harvey took his place. Then Boy le made
threes, ana Soutt0r took Allans wicket
rho total score was 70 runs, just above the New
Workers.
There time lost between The innings, az at q
quarter i've, about neen minutes after the all
OF the last Australian wicket Bancc and aoore again
good hit Tor and then single, when he was caught
by Boyle. Scors-5, l, harvey followed, but was
quickly BOWED by Sponorth Score-5 2, o. Cross was
the next victim being finely caught al iong-on by
Murdock almost before he had chance to get his
hand H. score, ., y Insn Greg o. me hanha.-
he added anothor2 and alterward y hne leg mt Tor
4. Next came gentle and II runs Tor tour
hits by him were greeted with applause. With some
good 2s singles by Bance the score was raised
81, when Banco was caught and bowed oy Boyle with
innings, score-34, 4 IL Giles followed and added
good (drivei to the score
S,umps were drawn at hal-past i've. The score
standing IS for TOUR wckes. Greg having made IL
out aud G les s. not out
To-day the game Will be resumed at haipast eleven
A. NJ
Tho score Of the match is as follows
AUSTRALIA
A. Bannerman, c. Conover, b. Brewster......... 8
G.. Zimmerman, @. Sleigh, b. Brewster. /
i. Koran, D. Brewster.
i. r. Spo1orih, c. Giles, b. Brewster ........ o
ID. W. Gregory, b. Brewster. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
". /. Mcraock, run out Observation-Disclosures.
o.. BaI.ey, b sprague. $500. S
J. y. Backnam. b. Brewster. D
4 ". GaIrelt, c. Cross, H. Bre~ster...... 1
h. i. Boyle, not out......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
l.. n. Allen, D. Soutter... ....................l 3
Byss, 2; wIdes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. )
Total ........................ 20
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