The New York herald., 1879-09-17
@ r / G X E t.
The Irish Gentlemen and Eighteen Of Central
NV York al Syracuse.
A PLEASANT AND INTERESTING GAME.
The Irish Gentlemen the Win
ners in One Inning.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.


SYRACUSE. N. Y. Sept. 16. l679
The match between the Gentlemen of Ireland
eleven and the eighteen Central New York. was
play to-day at Newell Park attracted fair at
tendance The Irish party. shortly after ten
O'Clock, were driven to the grounds by some
of the citizens of Syracuse. Tents We're
pitched for the accommodation of the players,
and the grand stand afforded the spectators a
good view OF the game. The Irish won the toss
and sent the Central New York to the bat The
ground was in tolerably good condition. trife cut
up by baseball playing, but the wicket was fair.
The weather rather cloudy and looked like rain.
About a couple of hundred spectators were present
at the opening OF the game. Play
called at fifteen minutes past eleven. Rylott
umpred for the Irish and Mr. Wilkin-
son for the Centrals. Castle and Ellis
went to the bat against the bowling of Hamilton
and Exham. Tho latter took the first over and Cas-
tie retired out Vine joined Ellis and the latter
retired caught Bougham off Exham. Clark Joined
Vine and after maiden from Hamilton Vine was
stumped off Exhams second ball. Roberts filed the
vacancy and drove Exham for a single and retired,
bowled Hamilton. Four wickets for 4. Spencer went
in ana retired. caught Miller OF Exham's Pad
den filled the vacancy. Clarke bowled by
Hamilton s first. Six wckets for 5. Adams Joined
Pajaen, and the latter was bowled by Hamilton
his second ball. French, Of Utica. left handed
bat came in next. and ran bye off Hamilton
French retired the next over. bowled Exham
Eight wickets for runs Millward. captain of the
team, joined Adams after driving Exham to tho
on, for single, and was bowled out by Hamilton.
Nine wickets for Andrews joined
Adams, slipped Hamilton for single and
hit Exham to the oil for single. Adams hit Exham
single to square leg. and had his balls raised by
Hamilton on the next over. The sun came out about
this time and made the weather little more enjoya-
BILE. Andrews caught by Carey at cover point.
off Exham, and Ballard filed the vacancy. Eleven
wickets for II runs. Smart was then
ana hit Exnam for a single 10 midwicket.
Hamltons first ball took Sighal's wicket, and
Nevick went n Ballard cut EsRain for two to third
man, scoring the first double in the match. Hamil-
toms first scattered Nevick's stumps and Wood
worth joined Ballard. The second ball retired
Woodworth. Fifteen wckets for ii. As three of
the team absent. it was decided to send tho
Irish the bat, and finish the inning Of the Cenras
later in the afternoon
THE IRISH TO THE BAT.
Trotter and Nunn went in against the bowling of
Millward and Roberts. The former opened and
hit by Trotter a single to the on. Roberts
bowled u maiden ana Num- played Milward for a
single to the of. During the next four overs Num-
made sngle-three to midwicket and three to
leg Trotter made three singles, the last chance
to short leg that was missed. Trotter drove
Roberts for two to the on. aud the ball was
cleverly turned. hitting the wicket, but after the
batter inside the crease Millward bowled Mum
on the next over after scoring One wicket for To-
Sir George Colthurst Joined Trotter. The latter
tired shortly aiterward caught Woodworth Off Mill
ward with to his Two wickets for 10. W.
Hone. Jr, joined Sir George Colthurst and the
latter slipped Millward for double The field
ing of the Central New York men was good
ana the throwing very clever At one O'Clock
play was adjourned for lunch which set i'll an
adjoining hotel. where the entire party were hand
somely entertained. Play resumed ut two
o'clock Sir George Colthurst aud W. Hone. Jr, being
at the bat. After, maiden from Mllward, Ellis
went at Roberts end and hit by
After {. couple Of maidens Hone drove
hit Ellis for 2 to mdwicket. After q couple Of
singles had been added to the score Colthurst hit
Ellis to leg for s. and then Hone made single On
the next Coithurst drove Mward to the Off
for and slipped the same bowling for single. The
score standing 81 for three wickets. N. Hone. cap
tain of the Irish, then went to the bat and Roberts
relieved Ellis Colthurst hit Roberts for to square
leg. N. Hone drew Roberts for to leg. and on the
next hit Millward to square leg for
single Colthurst was caught by Ballard at
long stop oil Roberts, after prettily played
inning for 10. Four wicxets for AZ. Broughton
Joined N Hone, and the latter was caught by Vine
of good hit to mid on. after a of 3. Five
wickets for 40. Miller Joined Brougham and the
former hit Millward tor a single to cover point.
Brougham then cut Roberts for to slip.
three to the on. The Lext ball took Miller's
stumps. and Casey Joined Brougham Six wickets
over the latter retiring for g. Seven wckets for 53
G. Hone joined Casey and the latter run himself
out the next Exham then went in and
made short stay, retiring for zero, bowled
Roberts. Nine wckets tor So. Hamilton joined G..
Hone and was caught Cd the next over by Ellis of
Roberts. The total of the Irish 81.
THE CENTRALs SECOND INNING.
After an lnternllsson ol ABOUT twenty minutes tho
Central New York men were put in to finish their
first inning. The stood fifteen wickets for ii
runs. They finished the inning with total score of
10. After few minutes delay the Centrals went to
the bat for their second inning. When the score
was sixteen wickets for 81 the Centras wanted
only to themselves from being beaten
in one inning. Phelps bowiod by Exham. which
finished the match leaving the score for the second
inning OF the Central New York team at 80. making
total OF So in the two innings The Irish won the
match in one inning by runs. The following is
the score:-
GENTLEMEN OF IRELAND.
First Inning.
d. N. Trotter, Woodwork. b. Millward. .......
J. ii. Num-, b. Millward.
Sir g. Colthurst, Ballard. b. Roberts. -
W. Hone Jr, b. Millward..
r. A. Miller, b. Millward. d.........................
H. w Brougham, b. Roberts. rts......................
q. W. Casey, run out, b. Ballard. d................
q. b. Hone, not out.
A. q. Exham. b. Roberts. Observation-Disclosures.