New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
GOOD CRICKET IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE ENGLISH ELEVEN ALL OUT FOR 1913.


ROLLER IN FINE PoRM-THE SCORE.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept "a Especial. ON the
grounds of the Germantown Cricket Club, to-day,
begun tho match but to be played by tho Gen.
tlenen OF England during their tour of the United
states and Canada Their opponents eleven of
All Philadelphia probably the strongest team OF cricket
ers that the United States produce The English
men having been beaten IN their previous match In
Philadelphia the interest was increased teEfod ana
there large attendance. The spacious grsndstahu
was filed with ladies' who not slow to appland
the fine play exhibited, AMI there wore many New
Workers present The Englishmen arrived on the
ground about 1l:3O and at IL o'clock
the match was begun. The visitors having
won the toss elected to go in and Parson
Thornton sent A. Thornton and W. Il. Roller TO the
wckets to the bowling OF MacNutt and Lowry. Roller
received formers first ball. and notwithstanding his
injured arm, showed that he was In oval FORM A. Dc
Thornton, usual, battcd patiently; but after nearly
hours play he caught at the wicket by Morganoh
ball OF Clark having scored II one wicket down
for 81. neIIaycock then Joined Roller and, both
batsincn Getting set, runs rapidly. When an adj
iournment was made for luncheon the score STOOD al
g. There another hair hours play before the bats
separated and tho had been raised To w
when Hne-Haycoek smarty stumped by Morgan.
after having contributed 90 Two wick
cts for o. J. A Turner took the
vacant place the great Uppnghan bat fell when he
had only four runs, being caught by MacNutt at
covcrslip from ball Of G. A. Hewha. Tires wickets
for %
Parson Thornton then joined Roller and soon cut
ball three bringing the rst century on tho tee-
graph Splendid cricket was played by both men and
the score crcpt mp Finally Roller gave chance to
Dan Newhall at mid-on, which accepted and he
retired with 81 TO his credit Four wckcts for l23.
.wton, who made 1913 whcn playing against
Ncw-York then Joined the Parson, but
lid not make a long stand. being magniHcentiy
caught by d. g. Newhall when DO had made only nine
runs Five wckes for 1875 Cobb another OF the crack
batsmcn Of the team then In, but was almost I'M
mediatey caught by Lowry. Six wckets for 1877
DothD came on. hut quickly retired. canght by c.
a. Newhall Seven w4ckets FOR IA. Brnen was the
next bat.man to Join the Parson and another stand
male. Bruen hitting freely. lie had scored 10 when
he was caught by MacNuit of bail by Noble Eight
wickots for 10 C. t. orncr succeeded Bruen but was
caught at the wicket by Morgan Nine wickets for $780,
whitby was the last man In and before he bowed
the score reached l03 the carrying out his bat
amid tremendous applause for 49, one curious incident
about the inning was that only man, Whitby. was
BOWED.
with than half hour to play the Americans be-
gan their rst inning sending Morgan and Clark to the
bat Ilrucn opened the bowling for the Euglishmen,
whtby taking the other end. when 10 runs had been
made Turner took the bowling Bruen's end anlat
the end Of the over Iorncr succeeded Whtby With the
finish OF Horner's nrst over. however stumps were
drawn Ror the day The standing Mt 2l Clark hay-
INK scored II and Morgan 2.
Play VIII he resumed az II o'cl ok tomorrow. Such
Interest T. manf.sci In the result that PhladrlphnnS
declare that cricket match has never before excited 50
much attention in the Quaker CITY.
The score Is a- follows: