Sporting Intelligence.
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CRIcKETING AT SOUTH BosToN.-T'here was
some tall crlcketlng at South Boston on Monday
afternoon. The crlckets were pitched at four
o'clock, and the party played one innings each,
which lasted until sundown the score being at the
conclusion 80 to 81, which shows that the game in
Boston will rival the sister city Of New York.
The batting, fielding, and bowling of some of the
players could not be besurpassed in this country The
Boston Cricket Club play every MONDAY at South
Boston. They intend to challenge the New York
Club to play a 6 home and home" match shortly.


IDo they know the New York or the st. Georges
Club of this city!'1


New YoRK CRIcKETING Monday, the 25th of
this month, will probably be the day on which Tor
the next day. the return match will be played be-
tween the Canadians and the St Georges Club, on
the ground OF the latter, at Bloomingdae. 1t will
be gala day among the lovers of manly sports.