The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-02
RESULTS OF A SOFT WICKET.
LORD HAYNES MEN AND THE PHILA-
DELPHLANs MAKE LIGHT SCORES.

So.e Fine Bowling By the Ensiish,aan
wooss-LorA Hawkes. Team Leads In
the First InainG. bat the Americsns Are
Well Set In the socend-They Have Sow.
enty RIMS Scored. with Their Best hats.
men to GO In-seversl Chances Missed.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct lit was cold and cheer
less on the grounds Of the Germantown Crick-
ct Club to-day when Lord Hawkes. team Of
English cricketers started their return game
with the Gentlemen OF Philadelphia. Less
than 5000 persons were present. but the
coaching parties and large gathering OF ladies
again gave the ground brilliant appearance
The rain. for which the Enelshmen prayed.
made the wicket much softer. and their great
bowler. 8. M. J. Woods. fully redeemed him
self. his analysis In both innings being some-
thing wonderful. He took in all twelve WICK
cts for 81 runs.
The Philadelphians were handicapped con-
slderably by tho absence Of Crawford Coates,
and 30 far only one OF tho four new men on the
team has done anything to boast OF. The
fielding Of tho homo team was vastly superior
to their display. in the previous game. Patter-
sons bowling proved worry effective. while H.
I. Brown followed his good performance
closely. The low scoring was greet sur
prise. but as both teams were equally guilty
the match Is left In IN interesting condition
Tho Englishmen have slightly the i'd
vantage on the first innings score. but TWEEN
ty-six runs arc not many to lead by. and the
Philadelphians will do much better with their
best bats tomorrow. They have oil their best
mon still to go in. and Patterson. Bohlen. and
brewster are all duo for runs. Lord Hawke
agnin led the batting for his side. but lle play
ed very lucky innings. Tho fact Of his being
bowled on II no ball was peculiar incident.
At 11:3O o'clock W. Scott and G. 8. Patterson
took their places At the wickcts. and tho first
ball bowled by g. N. J. Woods yielded run.
His next went through the slips for four from
beautiful lato cut by Patterson. c. Wrcford-
Brown took the ball at tho other wicket and
opened with maiden. and the next over from
Eosd fhrosey st ss9
slip. With the champion out for, five runs the
sRsat rum b sa M sooro s tsnss
looked serious
Sh Eo end Rssn then became
sSe egIs ss n plss
fscr dGn 1 Ss rSo
eot Woods 70 tho Boundary Tor q Quartet; Wish
eean bo%od RUIZ Rhayss BrswSss
WAS shsSSSFed but dd
iSI to sss
missed. Rnlston was soon retired. and after
Bowl aysd Ks
stand was made between him and Brewster
asG ssoI the r pos Swa Id Rssr Ss With
st Ss ssns
R$ shas SPe
s',ss vssss dews -four ss 81 s
E. 3, Welsh; Jr: lost bis partner Brown with
Eth sf ths s Ks ' Sp one oSs
Lord HAWKE. which was accepted, and tho in.
W Rnss ss The SSsR sn 81 h s n
Wreford-Brown siso bowfed wei. and ' sent
asasP iserHs Aen;
4 SEoss n ss:ss sS ssses .Sa h nix
boTled Wrisht, y ;hs| retired WITHOUT scoring:
run was made he, was run out on no bail. An
Souy and
SSiSketS. ana a.. We: .fhortly alter clean
o1s no bs the shg match wieS
sssd Ss ii sH Is IA ase ss5sas
from Il. BrsWa Which hung and came down S
ss Ss a
y efss HaRes hsnSs
batsmen appeared to, be well set and TO runs rum;
W sot ssanVs sat hsS ~
retired after scoring a useful - 8; NJ. J.
In and LORD Haw
Bs on wosas a R r M'sSl
him In the second over. and six wickets were
down fol-. 80 runs.
iY5 1l then 1% h ssPsn but
RSElsd WIZ tsfsthsss
Hon. II. Mules then ioiaed his brother. and
Rm R liz R si Ss v Rsans
score. lord ffrexisy being soon taken At the
weests Sy Mast or On and the In
1q 9ns Sssa The sSn
ealteFT soox Hhsd made dye runs ThayeF Sss
Wicket was down for. 1--WE runs. H. /, Brown
Il En- sssS Il Il IL &! ssS 81
S M see a0H 81 ropes
pretty soon. and then both men, played with
hss wiz
n. Miles took the place Of Wreford. Brown. and
s 'ca got his second ball 70 rs i9r four The
captain wisely resolved to save his best bats
until to-morrow.. J; H. Patterson soon gave an
elmer: 8. Welsh, Jr.. was next. and Hornsby
now played well Together, and ct the Gall Of
limo they were still at the wickets with the
SCORE at TO- The game will BIO continued to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock. The score TO-
day was:
GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
Yrs Inaiso. Seoosd Kaatse
Y. Scott, G. Wright, b.
brown not ous.
. 6PAtterson, G. Throw
Icy, b. Woods.
?, II: Bohlen. c. Hawke.
?. W. RSlston b. Woods :. !
u q. ThAyer, b. Brown. b. Woods .............
!, y. Brewster, b. wo0ds1O
brown. c. Hewcttb. a,
Dawn; b. woods. Q. Wight, b Woods.
!. u. Patterson. b. Woods O. Key b. Woods.
!. Welsh, Jr, not 0ut... not out .............11
!; =, Baily. c. Hawke. b.