Sporting Intelligence.
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CRrcKEr MATCH FOR $500 RErwEES THE PLAYERS or ST.
GEORGES CLUB or PHILADELPHIA AND THOSE THE
PHiLApELrHrA.-It is an old axiom-that there are
wheels within wheels-so it appears to be with
the st. Georges Club OF this city. They not only
depend upon their members for support in great
contests regards cricket but they enlist others from
distant parts in their endeavors BY this may
understood that they have outside barbarans
assist them in the they may have recently ac.
complished such it is But others willing to
let the palm 60 thus they insist showing where the
merit lies Consequently, match made up for $500


four OF the St Georges Club against the Phadelphans
who assisted the St Georges on late occasion Con-
sequeny four individuals each side selected to
decide the matter which affair OFF yesterday on the
ground of the ST. Georges Club, Bloomingdae road.
Consequently the proof of the pudding is in the eating


At about quarter before o'clock the parties ent


in to play, consisting of Aessrs Wright Groome Wheat.
croft and Bates on the part Of the St Georges Club
felded by Messrs. II. Tcknor j. Tcknor j. Turner and
s d. Dudson The play


Wright went in and received some 20 balls when he
caught with leg before wicket, scoring moth ing
Wheatcro succeeded: he was in about twenty minutes
when he scored and was bowed out by Dudson Bates
followed and in about ten minutes scored one and
nowhere. Groome then went in for about thirteen
minutes when Dudson caught his stumps in gallant stye
after scoring two Thus all out the part OF the
st. Georges Club.


On the part the Phadelphans Turner took the bat
Groome bowling: he was in about twenty minutes and
scored three, when he all aboard by Ciroome's
bowling in rst-rate style r. Ticknor took the bat
but not with much effect In few minutes he was
out without making single score j. Ticknor then
went in and played most cautious and beautifully not
throwing chance away and was rewarded for his
deavors by scoring nine, when, in sudden moment
Groome caught his wicket. II stood IL against 81
The ST. Georges then went in for their second innings
Dudson bowled and after about 30 balls went out by


Wright scoring two. Groome succeeded with less luck
STILL for in about 10 balls Dudson caught his ball only
scoring Wheatcroh succeeded and in very few
short time met with like fate The Philadephian
winning in the first innings Thus stood the score:-