New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AUSTRALIANS WINNING AT CRICKET


END OF THE TWO DAYS MATCH AT HoBoKEN-THE
VISITORS VICTORIOUS BY SEVEN wICKETs
The cricket match was finished in good time
yesterday afternoon, being by the Australians by
seven wickets. The playing OF the Americans
great SURPRISE they succeeded in scoring OF runs,
which with the ~ that they made on Monday. made
their total score 100. When the stumps drawn
Monday, the Australians had scored nine
wicket- Spoaorth had not gone IN and, Blackham
not ont these went TO the bat at the beginning
OF yesterdays play. at quarter before 1 o'clock.
Spohorth took the north end aud Blaokham took the first
ball from Mccall Blackham made one to leg, ana
spoorth on the next ball paycdt well forward for
run, for which he applaudcd Blackham next took
leg fer three. Lane then began bowling, sending in
such stn ones that Blackham had TO block steadily
through the spoforh stole on the last ball Of
the next over, which again him the batting of Of
Lanes bowling 1t was fatal 40 his wicket was taken
on the third bail. This retired the Australians, ten
wickcs for ll6 runs Blackh0m's for both days
being 6, and 5pofroch having made 2.
The wicket was nov swept and rolled and the Amerl.
cans went in for their second innng, Bannister and
Cieycfy AZ the bat Cleyerly had the first ball from
Mlssie which lie blocked. On the second he made q
two hit to leg Bannister then made three also TO leg
and the over was finished Murdoch now began bowl
ing Bailey, Of the Americans playing substitute
Garrett, who was absent on business. He was placed
In fortunate position FOR the Australians caught
Bannistr ont off Of Murdock's first ball. He
retired and Wilson went I'm. lie played well forward
and scored two at once Cevery made three hit to leg
for which he appnudcd and after scored three
to long of But he got too far from his wicket the
next ball. and surnped by Blackham. His score was
TO- making the total 23 for wicIets. Lane took his
pl anl made splendid hit to leg, but perfectly
returned by SDDOrth that only scored two. This
followed by the strongest hit OF the day to leg by VII
sol, tue umpire giving him four one more run
made OF Masse when he was changed. aud Gien began
bowling. The change not rs eacc i've Spoaorh
had resumed the place when he nlel 80 creditaby
Monday. Several runs we're made OIL GI1cn when Lane
was caught at short slip by Masse urdock bowling the
was the next batsman ana almost immediately Two bycs
able housekeeping was much admired throughout the
inning. Brooks bowie by Giifen, and Mart went in
and made run, when, rs 1t was nearly O'clock, the
stumps were drawn for luncheon.
At o'clock playing was resumed, Boyle bowling for
the frat time. On the next 5pOh0rtn also took his
OlI place belng appanaed ~ he d So But on the nst
ball That he delivered Wilson made two runs on sale
nit {" square leg. His playing was eXceent his judg
mcnt being remarkable. tie received the lOudest APP
plause Of the day wren he sent one Of Spoforhg balls
scor 80 az tie nl 70 Sr i've gictets Eoiiev
took his place. Hardly hal he done 80 wHen Spohorth
took Merits middle stump, and Davey went in The first
pail received from SpoOrh little high, bat he cut
il ana got two. HIS pmmer Bailey, was now caught
Out ana retire having scored the rst ciQIer OF the
day. McIaughiiu VINO mas tne reputation OF being Il
safe batter went H. but sponorth 6owed him before he
had made This made 70 runs Tor clgnt Wlckets.
Boyle next took the balls OF Dayeys wicKes, and
tired for LampkIn made square mt ard was gwen
Spoorth who dd not CEN 10 be IN such good condition
rs he was on the first days play. Wnitc made two Off
very wild throw by Garrett, who began playing after
luncheon This brought the mp thaC II LETT Ony
three 20 be made to compel the Australians to 60 IN for
their second inning. As consequence, tne interest IN
.sed very much among the spectators. White was
now stumpcd by BacNnan, VINO never missed al oppOr.
tunlty wncu the batsmaD got Oj OF MS ground, ana
saunders caught By Murdoch, ana AOOfe look his
place. when the next Dal was delivered, LampAln was
caught ont by Boyle Hutchinson was the next bats
man. one made when Moore was bOwled OUT.
The score was then 81 for thirteen Wlckets. Mccall
to k tie Oal, and Hut hnsOn made q run Inc excite
nent intense it only needed one more To put
the Australians in Two were nude by hutchinson At
slip Tue spectators che red Justify rs the de ,lred mum
Der 50. was passed. After three byes and two
mad added TO the American score McC&u was
boVled by yOiiorth anl Hill took place. Hutchln-
,on vas caught Oy Giien and the last bt,Snan Ari-
strong, went in. Hill made cut TO leg and made three
runs. maaIng the total Tor the day 100 lie now
incauiOdsiy stepped far from niS WICKET ana was
stumpcd by BiacKnam. TnlS finished the inning, the
Americans retiring with or lO2 for the day, ana
u total Of l29 for the match, against ll6, made
by rhe Australians I'm the irst inning. The inning nae
lasted one hour aud Ten minutes AIier ten minutes
rest the Australians Garrett ana Jones 10 tc Dat,
Cane bowling TO the fOrmer. Tue nrst over was "a
maiden. Mccall now b1wlcd for Jones, and another
lniiden was male. The WAS the same win the
tnird and fou.th, fifth ana sixth overs. the oatsmen
blocking steadily. On tuc seventh over Garrett male
one off Lane and thcn Jones made another' McOsi,
WHO II uedlun-paced, eit-handcd DOWIcf, now DoWleu
another maiden being the fourth IN successlOn On
tine next over took JOness wicket ana ne retired
for one Boyle went 10 the bat. He made four, wnen
he was run ont. ccveTy making Dcautlu thfOw anu
hitting the wIclets. This made seven runs Ior Two
yickets Murdoch went in ana Garrett made Two. Tie
was then bOWtd ont by Mccall, and B0nuOr TOOK ms
place, and soon made three hit wnlch nnshed lDe
ma Ell. the Australians winning by seven WlcAets Tue
Australians ter the game returned 10 their motel Tney
will leave the city on an cary lTAl thS holhlnS ioA
Inc following is detailed statement Of the match;