The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22

is credited with one score OF 1877 while physician
10 SC iland scored 2oi INSIDE OF toe first ton days
In August less wv n y-iour three-hgure M
nings had been reported IN the London newspapers.
IL would be wearsoms to mention all these scores
1878 FULLY the In matter OF run get
TINS. II worth mentioning the tact tnat the largest
named yiecote. In 1874 Mr.. Cors IN ,ds 33s
itl more than three hours, winch VI mar
side Was disposed Of In seventeen minutes without
scoring ut all. On another OCCASION, in match De-
tween Two eeveus the man VINO went In nrst carried
his bat Tor tweutyfour, and no one else scored
Alter playing their Two days match with ihe New
Workers. the Australians go TO Philadelphia, where
they piay pcS cd eleven the same week. Inc uetef-
mnation the part Of he Phiiaaephia cuos 10 play
only eleven men IS one 10 be commeudsd. ai,nousn 1t
Is 10 be noped the Quaker Guy b,ys nave not over
rated their strength uudsrrat"d that OF their
visitors Al any rate IL will be test oil skl between
native Americans and Australians. Tor only two Of
other cities, both in tho United states and
Canada, the Australians play oea,ssns and
have made some good scores, but only on two coca.
sions three-6.ure innings scored by ndividus!
shire when the AusraIans made $50 ana 30 uwo
wickets GOWN 10 mo cieven's 1913 and l4o Mr. o.
Bannermap made Is N MS nrst AMI l33 ~ his second
inning and Was then run out. The second highes'
ind vdual score ana the second three-hgure inning
%aas Ss H. vsey IN seooas x,css, down with
The total AT ~ amt then persiseniy dened ail tho
bowling the eighteen c,uid bring against him during
the computation OF $50 runs nls Individual contfiou-
ton toward which LOG. He ought 10 have been
caught out before he had scored run.
A GOOD PRACTICE MATCH AT HoBoKEN-
SWEEPING CHALLENGE FROM THE sExAGENA-
RAN CRIcKt TERs.
On tho Invitation OF Mr.. A. Marsh, OF the St.
Georges Cricket Club, thOrs good attendance
ofcricKs,ers at Hoboksn yesterday II was expected
that eighteen selected TO play the Australian
cricketers October and would be present 10
pearsd. They were Messrs Giles, Moerap, Conever,
eastman, -SpraEue, Bance, Rogan, MARSH, Cross,
Frazer. Brewster and Sleigh There being other
cricke,ers the ground match arranged. sides
bsiug chosen by Aessrs. Giles and Brewster. The
tsrmer's side first went to the bat and the
wickels tell rapidly Tor some time the sixth failing
Tor only rune. eastman fnaae good stand ana re-
tired when hc had made % Moeran aud kogan made
each the latter not out. the total Tor The eleven
Moeran, 5; Conover, /; eastman (reurcd), &c;
Spragu y; Bance, and Rogan 8. ora total Of Al by
the out OF the AZ The iour outsiders scored oas
run this beng made ny Westfeldt
On Brewsler's side total o. 81 runs was made for
seven wicEets. The "tssm" men scored as foliows:-
Cross, retired, 20; Marsh, and Frazer, Brewster
and Sleigh did not oa': on the outsiders" talbot
MADE and Alien g. Cuddihy !, and there were pyes
Following is the iull score:-
GILES SIDE. BRxwsrER's SIDE.
G. Giles, c. CudLihy, b. A. Marsh, C. sub, b.
Marsu.. Sprsgue.
4. H. Moeran, run out. Il. Cfoss, retired. ....29
J. Z. Cop0ver. b. Marsh. y. Allen, b. Spraguc..
j. b. Cashmap, retired. 26 s. Edmunds, c. Rogan,
J. f. oprague, C. and b. Cues ..............
hsrsn. X. FRI ger, b. Giles. B
ID. d. Gilbert b. Marsh. ]. NOR, D. Ges........ o
ID. McDOnad, run out. NJ II. raibJ b. Cusn-
p WesIisidt, run OUT. ....... 8
G. w. Bancc, b. Marsh.. +. N. HauslIng, b. CASH
j. Rogan, not 0ut...... man. ........... D
J. Pracsy, b. Brewster. J. Cudi,hy, not out....
N. harrison, dId not oat. U
W. Brewster, did not Dst. o
J. b. Sleigh, did not bat 0
Byes. b
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Total. Total. 90
Fail Of Wickets