The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
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DArrs ENGLISH ELEVEN AND THE PICKED

DAFTs ENGLISH ELEVEN AND THE PICKED
PHILADELPHIA TEAM--sEcoND DAYS PLAY.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct IL. 1879.
The International cricket match between Darts
eleven and the Philadelphia fifteen was resumed at
half-past eleven o'clock this morning. The weather
looked threatening and the air chilly, while the
attendance had slightly decreased as compared with
yesterday. At the opening Emmett and Pinder took
the bat the former receiving the first three balls tho
third being caught by Van Rensaeler behind the
wicket-nine for LAG Morley followed Emmett. but
on the first ball of tho sixth caught at wicket
by Van Rensaeer for duck egg-ten for 49, Pin
der carried his bat out having only added to yes
tsrays score. closing the inning for total OF l49
runs. e.s, r ~
PHrLADELPHrANs AT THE BAT.
The usual intermission OF ten minutes was filled
in by the Phladephans i'll assiduous ball practice.
c. Newhall and Clarke We're delegated the first
batsnen, Shaw and Morley bowling. Char
ley caught at short stop by Shrewsbury
on the second ball of Shaw's first over.
with nothing to the credit OF the home score This
play was supplemented by Clarke's losing his
stumps to Morley by shooter ON the third ball of
the batter's first over; two wckets for duck The
Philadephans sent forward tho crack bat. Robert
Newha The bowling was straight on the wicket
and of excellent STYLE Bob forced the play shortly
by sending q three hit to long on, and
he and Large together managed to make
occasional single or double; but the
fielding exceptionally good that
the scoring necessarily slow Bob's score
reached IL before Shaw captured his wicket-tnree
for %. Caldwell Pinder chance on his third
ball. but it refused. Caldwell made nice little
cut Tor double and u single. but un. ortunately.
played Moriey's into his wicket and retired
four for IS. George Newfall sent Ulyett skyer at
point and was caught out for u cipher-fve for 28.
Shrewsbury
without having made a run, and gave place to John
Thayer-sx tor 80 The latter played in fair form and
rolled up the score until one OF Shaw's balls broke
in and took his leg stump-seven for ~. John Har-
grave went in, but met the fate OF SO many OF
thrown ar wIs out by barnes-eight Tor s.. Bob
Hargrave signalized his opening by cutting
Shaw's first tor double and driving one of Nor
ley's to the oifor q and cutting still another for
pair. Large who had been batting steadily ever since
giving civ t no Chance whaever unortunatay tipped
bailer into the slips, and was caught by Shrewsbury
for l7-nine wickets for o. Robert Hargrave made
total Of before being caught at mid
retired Da sy at two P. M for dinner. with
Dan Newhal and 8. Law at the wickets.
After dinner the play OF the Philadelphians under
went no Improvement, Law being bowled in the
third over for two and II. w. Brown for nothing
twelve for 49, 1t now became necessary to run the
score up to 70 in order to make the Englishmen go
| forward to do the work. He played with Judgment
and vgor. making drive to long off for 4. couple
OF singles and double before being cleanly bowled
|
man, succumbed his first bull. leg before wicket.
All the wckes had now fallen. and Philadelphia was
| still 70 runs behind.
EMBELLISHMENTS SECOND INNING.
There little delay in sending the Englishmen
in their second inning and at hrst 1t seemed as
though Oscrott and Ulyett would repeat yesterdays
tactics and make lengthy stand. They had scored
| 40, when the latter caught at wicket by Van
/ Rensselaer, for 16-one for A. His score included
| hit to long by for and cut tor as many moro.
| Dan Newhall, who opened the bowling.
lieved by Clarke with good results. as the
| score will show. Shrewsbury went on, but
| scored nothing before losing his stumps
| to Clarke. and Selby was caught ut wicket
| by Van Rensselaer, with equal ill-fortune-three
for At Clarke kept on bowling we'll ana pretty
| soon Oscroft troubled in his timber yard. and
retired 30four a. Bates and Barneswere left
| together at the wicket for short time only, for.
after a splendid hit to the Off for by the former
and one square leg for by the latter, the first
! named was bowled by c. Newhall for 90. The field
ing still continued poor. though not quite SO bad
| that of yesterday. The stumps were drawn at Ave
| O'Clock and the game will be resumed on Monday
| morning ut eleven o'clock.
| BASEBALL PLAYERS VS.. CRIcKETERs.
| 1t is decided that Daft's team will play against
| eighteen baseball players the Union Grounds at
Brookyn the l4th iust and on the 10th inst. the
! Providence champion nino will play ten of Dafts
| men q game baseball on the same grounds
At least ten thousand spectators were present ut
to-day match. The following are the full scorcs:-
| Agv's ETE T.