Sporting Intelligence.
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The GREAT CRICKET MATCH To.DAY.-The return
match between the st. Georges Club, of this city and
the players of Canada, to-day onhe ground
of the st. Georges Club Bloomngdale road The wick
cts will be pitched about half past nine o'clock the play
will commence at ten ocock and is thought the game
will occupy two days. The Canadian players have all
arrived, and both parties sanguine Of success II
will no doubt draw an immense assemblags OF people
many who take interest in this athletic game having
arrived from Philadelphia Boston, daere ut parts OF
Canada Accommodation will be provided for ladies, y
tent being set apart for their especial use which will
give additional interest to the scene The only change
that has been made in the players the part of the St
Georges Club Is the substitution Of Mr. j. Ticknor, in
the place Of Mr. Marsh the latter not being able to play
in consequence Of indisposition