The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-04
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.
The All England Eleven Against the
New York Twenty-Five.
A WE'LL CONTESTED GAME.
New York Out for 67-The Eng
lishnen's Score Unfinished.

Inc great international cricket match between the
All England Eleven and the New York Twenty-Five
was opened yesterday. at Staten Island very brill
ianty and with every indication that the game will
be of the most interesting matches ever played
in this country. The Twenty-Five went in first and
were out about four o'clock for 67 runs. When the
sumps were drawn. Mt haif-past We. the All England
had made SO runs, with four wickets down. There
was general feeling of satisfaction at the excellent
performance Of the New Workers. MIR. Morley, of
the English team. selected as umpire for
the Eleven, Jimmy Smith," the veteran crickcter,
acting in the same capacity for the home team.
Tho play win commence to-day at noon, with
Selby and Shrewsbury, Of the English team. at the
bat.
At twenty minutes past one p. NJ. Captain Stevens
won the toss and elected to take the against the
bowling OF Shaw and Emmett. Moore (Staton
Island) aud Hulburt (Manhatsan) went first to
tho wickets. Shaws first over, medium round
maiden on Emmetts Uast left around).
Moore ran q bye first ball. and another maiden fol-
lowed. Shaw made another maiden and on EN-
metts next a leg bye OFF Moore. In shaw's next
Moore smoked him to draw for 2 and was given out
by Smith, caught ut slip by Lockwood-4, l, 2.
Cross, Of the st. Georges, then joined Hulburt
In Emmetts next the latter him for l. Shaw fol-
lowed with maiden and Cross got Emmett to square
leg for l. Shaw bowled Cross maiden and the last
bail OF Emmetts next Huiburt drove to long
Oft for !. Hulburt then drove Shaw for single,
and defended his wicket we'll against Emmett. Cross
then sniartly caught by Emmett of shaw ut
mid on-S. 2, l. Moeran. or the st. Georges, part
nered Hulburt and drove Shaw for single. the
s,ump-9. 8, l. Hooper, Of the Manhattan,
joined Hulburt. who drove Shaw to long on
for l. His stumps were then spread by
Emmett. after playing a STEADY inning OF half an
hour-10, T. 4. Stevens, Of the Staten Island joined
Hooper. Shaw put down maiden and Emmett
followed with another. Hooper was then bowled by
Shaw-10. s. o. Conover. OF the St.. Georges, was
the next victim. Shaw getting in on his stumps on
fessional. joined Captain Stevens, and the latter
drew Emmett Tor SINGLE OF his next ball Pinder,
shs s ona nj IN no ea
overpitched ball from Emmett for double. Shaw
bowled maiden. and Emmett put down another to
then caught at long slip by Uyctt after tho ball had
been hit up by Shaw at slip. who just touched it.
49, 7, 2. Bance OF the st. Georges Joined Stevens
and played maiden from Emmett. Shaw bowlod
his fifth successive maiden, and Banco beautifully
cut Emmett for g. Bance then was out leg before
wicket on the first ball of Shaw's fourteenth over
16, 8. B. Soutter. or the st. Georges, the next
He slipped Shaw for two and was bowled by
him the next BALLS. D. g. Aia4i3' H0a
HUBBARD's FINE PLAY.
Hubbard, of the Longwoods. Of Boston, was
Stevens sixth partner. Stavens then got Emmett
OF square lee for a single and shaw recorded
maiden. Hubbard cut Emmett for single and
smoked Shaw past the wicket keeper for a double.
Emmett bowled u maiden, and Hubbard hit Shaw
to deep mid on for .. In Emmetts next. Hubbard
got him nicely to square leg for 3 and mid l.
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and in Emmetts next drove him to long field for
q double. and cut him for the same amount through
point for /, and Emmett bowled him maiden.
Shaw BOWED maiden, and Emmett got Stevens
wicket OF his pad Stevens had played carefully and
well. being forty-five minutes at the wickets-
"a. 10, 8. Hyde Clarke. OF the st. Georges, Joined
Hubbard and received q maiden from En-
to leg for 2. when eight maidens followed Clarke
cut Emmett for 2, and Hubbard drove Shaw to long
on for a single. Clarke was then bowled by Shaw
ffars hOv vinU Inc 1af
of the Staten Island, joined Hubbard ana placed
Shaw 10 the on TOR single. Three maidens fol-
With the ut Al Barnes relieved Emmett, and
Hubbard cut him finely tor single. and donaldson
drove him strongly to long fed of for B. Ronald
followed this up by cutting Shaw for a double
and u single Each bowler put down maiden.
donaldson was then clean BOWED by Barnes. his
son. Joined Hubbard. and Oft hne cut was untor-
tunately run OUTS. -. O. Brewster, the Pater-
professional. was Hubbard's fourth partner.
and lifted Shaw over his head for single, and hit
high ono Of barnes to deep mid ON for 3 and
fo asn singles HubSard was tbeS ca,g Icy
by Shaw at slip of Barnes, for the high OF 10
made up OF one 3; five twos and singles He was in
exactly hour and besides displaying hne defence.
gave an exhibition OF good all round CRICKET
So, Is. ~. Adams. of the Staten Island. Joined
deep mid on, fl Shaw-52 l6, A. Hnchclfe partnered
Adams who made a single on Barnes and another of
Shaw. Hinchclifo hit Shaw for 2, and Adams got
fine drive to long on Of Barnes for single. Hlnch-
ellie cut Shaw for l. and well caught ut slip by
Lockwood off Shaw-59 49, 8. Dodge. Staten Island,
Joined Adams. who was caught in the next
SS'f H. srrsse 1ys
back on Shaw, hit his wicket--59, 10. o. Lane. the
Staten Island professional joined Sprague. who was
caught by silby. third man. off Dsrnes-59, 10. Q.
Woolston Staten Island. took his place. and Lane at
once slipped Shaw tor 2. In Barnes eighth over.
WoolstoD popped up an easy one to Seby, third man.
staten Island, the last man, Joined Lane, and cut
Barnes nicely Tor u single. Lane then drove him
/, and got shaw Tor another to mid III barnes
next over Lane placed HIM for to the off. and hit
Shaw to leg. of Shaw, for single. Lane followed
this up by driving Barnes for l. after maiden by
zach bowler. Outeroridge was splendi caught by
Silby third man, OFF Barnes. the innings closing ut
five minutes to four with total of 81.
DAFTs TEAM THE BAT. f..
After an intermissioI OF twenty-five minutes, ut
twenty minutes past four o'clock p. NJ. Oscroft
and Ulyitt commenced the Englishmens inning
against the bowling of Lane fast rountD and
Hooper medium round). Oscroft at cut Lane
for a double. and Ulyitt did the same for Hooper.
and single. Oscroft got Lane TO square leg, and.
as Hulburt fell ON fielding 1t. ran single. Uiyitt
followed by hitting Lane TO leg for and single to
Ulyitt spendidiy caught by Cross at wicket, off
Lane, y fine piece of work.. i, 5. Seiby joined
Oscroft. ana Lane oyer proved maiden; hooper
Oscrott placed Hooper for single TO leg and
Selby drove him for l. Lane scored another Maiden
and O.crot cut Hooper Tor u single and
Scby hit him 10 leg Tor under tho
ropes. Conover letting it go through him.
bye was run by selby. Lane got another maiden,
ana Oscroft cut Hooper for single. Lane, who was
bowling splendidly. put down his sixth successive
maiden and bye was run off Hooper. Selby drove
Lane TO the of for single and cut Hooper for /.
Lane followed again with maiden and Oscrort
drove Hooper Tor single. Vscroft hit Lane to
md on tor single with the at %. Sprnguo
fast underhand) relieved Hooper Oscroft received
him by placing him To leg for 1. -Four maidens
followed, and leg bye was run or Sclby. Three
byes were run in Lanes next over. and Oscroft cut
him for l. The fielding OF the twenty two under
the mark. Oscroft cut Sprague Tor SINGLE and
OscrOft was caught by donaldson at long slip on
Lane, his score OF IL being made up OF one ana
singles--30. 2. ~. Lockwood joined Selby, and
Spraguo put down q maiden. Lockwood's middle
stump then fell to Lane-30 ., 0. Daft joined
selby, and the latter got single Oft Sprasuo
to mid on, and Daft hit him to leg
Cor 8. Lane bowed another msiden. and
silby cut sprasue for l. Lano put down his thir-
teenth maiden. and Sprague also obtained ono.
Selby then got Lane to log. and it badly
felded scored runs. DAFT drove Sprague for 1
aud got Lane to leg for single. In sprague's next
he b6wlei Daft's middle stuInp-39. 4. o. Shrcws-
bury, who has the best average in the matches
played on the tour In this country. Joined selby.
The stood at 80 when time was called at half
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