The New York herald., 1878-07-04
CRICKET.

ST. GEORGE VS.. YOUNG AMERIcA--THE FORMER
MAKE lOl IN THEIR FIRST INNING AND THE
LATTER 32 FOE TWO wICKErs
Those who attended the comm encomsnt OF the
cricket match between the ST. GEORGES, OF this city,
and the Young Americas, OF Philadelphia, al Hobo.
ken yesterday. were amply rewarded by exhibi-
tion OF the prsties, fielding. best bowling and basps
that has been witnessed In this vicinity for many
years. The wicket was lively one, and
presented a good appearance, showing s6mo
good worn the part of the profos-
sional, Mr. George Giles Tne attendancs was
not large but those present were highly psased with
the days sport Attwo O'Clock tho two eevens were on
6sId, Captain sou.tor (S George) AMI Captain
George Newhai Young Amcrca.) tossed for chocc OF
play. The ST. Georges and determined 70 90 70
the bat. At twenty minutes past two the Young
Americas took their positions In the field, and Giles
and Cross were the 1rst batsmen. Davis oowled Inc
first ball. and two wides scored from min In the
first over. Giles made the arst hIts ior which he
scored 2 Charley Newhali bowled from the other end
things very easily Cross, however, nanagoe
TO make y and single. The Young Americas hslded
sxcecntiy, every hit being we'll stopped or backed
up and thrown in to the wicket with great accuracy.
Gnos made u good leg hit, for which be scored l.
Hrs seoro was made up ny some very careful play,
t5I Gross made very pretty dcisucs OF wicket,
0ut was nuay caught - long slip ~ II Feases
Score IS for Que wicket This was good opening Ioi
The ST. Georges. BaDce was the next man. ana
alter making single aud a leg hit was clean
BOWED by g Newhall score SO. Leisk followed, but
Dan Newhall had taken Davis' place IN the bowl
Ing, were oDtained very slowly. Giles Tell
Dan, aud the third wicket tell for ~ runs
Soutter followed, but before ne Was we'll In he
caught by Van Rensselaer, at the wickAt l0r 2 Lesk
in the meahlime had made some hits, 70 that The
iourth wicket Tell for So runs. rnen came Aarsh,
VINO did not mako as many "bg hits" as Is usual.
Leisk, owing 10 Charley NewhalPs change IN tho
bowling IN paco and pitch, WAS the NTH victim He
scored 8 runs Score, 50. Jones then went TO Aa
bat with Marsh. The latter made u Two bit and
single when jones clean bowieu by G. Newua for
ucypner SCORE, g. L. H Mosrau then went 10 the bah
ana Marsh caught out by Gibbona Score %.
meantime, making leg hit for 2 sleigh was caught
al point by Davis. See 66 Tnen J. p. Conover went
IN a. ninth man, but was bowiea by G. Nswhali be.
fore he scored. The ninth wicket Tell Tor u runs
batted very prettily and carefully aud 10 few mn
utrs the Americas ound that tail end OF the
ST. Georges strong as tho head. While Mosrau
batted well, making threes, twos and singles. Mostyn
made two good hits tor two each. M0vrau contn ued
to play well, and when the 'telegraph" announced
100 there hearty chosrs given by the Spectators
Mostyn hnsy bowied by G. Nswhal, his score be-
ing Moeran carried his BAT Tor g. The total score
on the St Georges ste WIS 10t.
GEORGES BEGIN.
After fifteen ninutes reesss the Young America
Cluo Bus.ier and Gibbons to the Dat 10 face the
Jones), and was followed BY Brown, youth,
who opened the with Oh Jeuss'
bowling. Jones retaliatsd by bowling him whom his
score mad reached O.. George Ncwhall followed, but
aftor he had mad over time called Score, u
for two wtckets. Giboons being not Out (l3) There
was bad .mun" by the ST. Georges or Bussier
would have been out before he had scored s. The St
Georges did not neid nearly we'll rs the Philsdel-
pbiaps.
Tue game will be continued o. clock this
ing, With George Nswhaii and Gibbons At The bat.