New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-26
ENGLISH 0RICKETERS FAR AHEAD.
MAKING A BIG SCORE AT PHILADELPHIA.
GOOD WORK OF BREWSTER AND SCOTT FOR THE
AMERICANs-THE SCORE.

GOOD WORK OF BREWSTER AND SCOTT FOR Ihh
AMERICANs-THE SCORE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25 (SpeciaD.-lt is rare
that n cricket match exoites much interest
in Philadelphia the at present playing between
the Gentlemen of England and All Philadelphia ana Tue
second days play OF which took place to-uay' III he
hotel obbies and in the streecars the eoe topo was
cricket and people who hod not the ianest ho'io Vi
tho game talked sage OF cuts for three and drives ior
four and criticised the plays of this man and that man.
On the newspaper bulletin boards the state
Of the game was posted from 'iiho W
time and crowds eagerly gathered around
Them All the outgoing trains 10 Germantown "erc
crowded with people and over seven thousand ferSoS
were admitted to the cricket field where the Union
lack oated from the clubhouse in honor of the English
men, Eleven hundred women were I'm the grand stanu'
With the score standing at Il the two batsmen, MOI
gan and Clark, who not out In tho previous INNING
wont to the wckets at l045 10 tho bowling OF turner
and Horuer Clark did not make long stand ana Win
his score at 81 sent the ball Into Bruens hands at mid
IN: ono wicket for 81 Thayer took his place
but his partner, Morgan. was soon afterwaFd
caught at the wicket by Newton of Dali
Of Turner's; two for SO. r. S. Newha then came on,
Rev r. Thorn on; three wickets for SO. Scott next
partnered Thayer and 10 runs were put on DeioTe
four wicSets for So C. A. Newha the next bats
man. bu made ooly short stay. being gwen out ieH
then Joined Scott, and the batsmen played pretty
cricket be rapidly raised tlhhiy Cdptlm
Daniel succumbed to OF Bruen's slows atter
making 10; six for SO. W. W. Noble then went H. Dut
was retired by Turner without having scored; seven
one run TO the score and fell TO Bruchi
eight for % Brewster then partnered scott ana the
combination proved effective. The finest cricket played
by the Americans displayed while those Two players
were batting aud 80 put on before brewster
gave Thornton's lObs nine for l4I Lowry was
the last man in failed to being BOWED Oy
Thornton and the inning closed for l47 runs, scott
carving out his bat a well-earned Do the syinpa
hles OF the crowd the side of the Americans ana
it vocerously cheered fine play on the part OF the
Philadelphians. The fielding OF the Englshmeh was
simply perfect. ,,.., ,,o
sending w. L. Roller and A j. thornton
in Roller again batted in fine form ana
was tho first TO CO. clean bowled by Clark for Is one
wicket for 81 HlnehaycOck was the next Datsman
aud the runs quickly. Great shouts heralutd lhe
dismissal Roller, the formidable surrey 1at-mah,
snarty caught at the wicket by Morgan
for 30 runs; two wickcts for go. New
ton came In and made the quickest scoring
ever seen on the field, and the Americans held ther
breath When he caught by Noble for "a they gave
q good yell OF relief; three wickets for 50.
ParsOn Thornton In, ana
he and Hinc-HaycOck completely collared the
bowling and as the score successfully reached 100 10
and 800 the Americans became demOrazcd their field
ing being loose. When the stamps were drawn az
o'clock neither batSman was ont and the score STOOD
at IT'S for 3 wickets, ParsOn Thornton aud line
HaycOck having scored respectively IA ana % Inc
match VIII be cOntin ued tomorrow.
The and bow ling analysis as at present stahu
ing are follows: