New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-10
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.
AUSTRALIANS AGAINST AMERICANS AT HoBokhN-
THE FORMER FAR AHEAD.

THE INTERNATIONAL ChlChEI mAhOh'
AUSTRALIANS AGAINST AMERICANS AT HobohhN-
THE FORMER FAR AHEAD
The cricket match between the Australian
eleven and eighteen players chosen from the CLUBS In
and around New-York City played yesterday after
noon ON the grounds OF the st. George Cricket Cup' III
Hoboken under favorable circumstances Inc weather
was all that could be desired. The GROUNDS "eio '
smooth almost rs billiard table. and while they were
little dead after the recent rains, tnere was noo ~
grumbling of the softness OF the turl' Ing az
tendance before luncheon small but by the niuoo
of the afternoon about 900 persons were present. sew
eral of whom were ladies'. The result OF yesterday
PLAYING was runs for ten OF the Australian "ckets
and 81 for the Americans The match was adVer"Sou !"
begin NJ IL o'clock AT that time there were many pay
ers practising IL not until midday that Giles rang
bell the signal for the field to be ceareu'
A few moments afterward the Australians APP
peared. dressed in white flannel, ana reu anu
yellow cnps They had the toss and had Deeh hen'
into the Hold Muriock, the captain, played NJ pon''
Bannerman at mid-of. Bonner short Slip Jones squire
leg Massie mid-on, Koran short leg Gihen long-on'
Garrett extra longon Backham at the Wicket boyie
close mid-on, and Spo1ord bowling. The ump'ro oai'o
play and spoord delivered the first ball His delivery Is
and ne brings the ball well down from over
the shoulder causing It to rise very sharply from inc
pitch lie has earned a reputation IN England ana MS
fierce attacks have caused him TO be- called the hte
demon" HIS bowling lie not, however, nearly az iaSt ~
that of Mr.. Hamilton, of the Irish Gentlemens team
Wilson received ball calmly and steadily blocking
safely for tue over, which "a maiden Sponord no"
played at close to Boyles bowling He ID medium
pace rght-handed bowler. straight aud dnc1 u
play Banniser played cautiously and the over was
maiden Tho third and fourth were also maidehS'
The wicket keeping Of Backham was 80 sure that ong
stop was not needed. On the fifth over Bannister
hit to SQUARE leg and made run. In the next over
Spoford took the middle stump OF Bannster anu NC e
tired Brooks went in and went out after the secOnu
blocked tine first bali slipped the second ana raised ne
third into the hands OF Glfen. lie retiTeu, Ga'ins
played cautiously and steadily ana succeedeu III @
i've aud four respectively The AiStrailans DTgSn cH
other WITH telling effect, tue Americans only s,anus
up against balls before they were either oauGIC
b9we out After an hour and half seventeen wickets
had fallen and the Americans rellron having Sconcu
~ runs aud faced 1876 balls Luncheon was
served and o'clock the playing was resumed masse
and Zimmerman going TO the bat TO tue bowling OF Lane
liz was expected that these two men would run up
large scores Masse is tho fastest runner ~ tne team
while Bannermun very stod at the bat But every
one was surprised when he failed to stop Dau rom
Lane the first over. aud retlrrd without run: %
dock took ais place revived the interest In the
match by doing magnificent batting, cutting rgnt
ami left, and steadily DEFENDING until ,e hau r uR
score of "a, the largest OF the days play, he was
finally caught cleverly by Hutchinson on Dali HVn
Lane but NOT until Koran and Bonner had Deen DOWled
gu, and Gen had taken the bat Then the pan was sem
flying The fence and against the fence III every u
at line Giien scored six runs on one HIT The great
est surprise OF the day was when Bonner. the
gsde 100 runs was BOWED out BY CIeverly tue first
bali He had ed bah to great distances before Tue
match began and the specatur expected 10 soc some
remarkable playing Jones took the bat and was D"Wpd
out bv Mccall not having made Garrett went In
and made two Lane took his stump. boyle auu
Blacknsm batting when the former was caught py
HUTCHINSON who all through the inulng had dODe eA-
cernt fielding This score OF ITO runs Tor hlho
wicKets spoOrd being the Ony one who had not gone
m As O'Clock the time limit, ana rs II was very
captains decided 10 draw the atuups
ana let Spoford and Backhan, VINO was not OUT, 20
first 10 to-day. 1t IA thought, no ever tnat ne
liar 10
Americans VIII have make So runs 10 equaI
The score made IN the first inning Of the AUSTRALIANS
The inning lasted hour ard threequarters, Win one
wicket to spare There were rs maidens and Ito runs
of 252 balls. nj,
Playing will be resumed to-day at II o'clock. Tie
following is "A detailed statement OF the match:
AIAIR AIIAN re AM-EINsT INNING.