The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-29
MOVED DOM AT TIE p1cxEzs.
Baitimoreans Defeated by an Hnniug and
100 Rms At Phlladelphin.

$50 Runs At Phtls delphin.
PHILADELPHIA. juno 2s-As generally ex-
pected tho Philadelphia team won an easy
victory In the first cricket game for tho East
ern cham pionship. They defeated Baltimore
by an inning and 100 runs The ground was
quite dead after the heavy rain OF yesterday.
stil some fast scoring was done. A. NJ. Woods
81 being by far the best effort OF the day. The
Batimoreans lelded In good form. but their
batting was poor. L. X Mallinckrodt was the
only one to show to advantage.
An early start was made to-day. and the bats
men were instructed to hit everything. At 1880
o'clock A. NJ. Wood and L. W. Clark resumed
their places ut tho wickets. Mcdowell and
Oldham doing the bowling. Wood started in
to hit at lively rate. and Bowler Mcdonald
soon gave way to Smith. Tho change was
productive OF n wicket, Clark being caught and
bowled after adding 8 to his overnight score.
F. H. Bohlen was the next batsman. He add
ed Is to the score. when he was well taken at
the wckcts by lowering. Off Oldham. N. Et-
ting Joined Wood. and tho scoring became
fast and furious. With his score at 81. Wood
LEI, up an easy one IN the slips, which
sI good sS1n n ni1 FOR se Norris and fhaycr
his account with good, drive to the boundary
for Both men hit nard and soon had double
nEmiess . 10 , tor p SIau., al noet is s
This let in b. WEIGH Jr 4 lit for BY Norris
Brought I!E up the second century. - ~. ,or
being ' si SoG Gresar started e with t
S SoWied BY lidreIy. j. B. Ming W." was the last
man. and alter getting In some good hits he
S s ssn tho to n hs soss uns "
No time was lost in sending Baltimore to the
bat: and Philadelphia determined to rush
order to finish the game /. X: Mnllinckrodt
nnd M D Den u. were the tst 6atsmen
paed short sSe from wes Sroand m
Wicket end Bohep NEATLY aGeeped the
Bohien. at, mfdwicket. did the trick. The
score board new showed sI2 BIZ Only three
was we'll taken at short slip BY Morris. H. b.
Cole took HIS place. and he started with draw
IN ce who
bowled BY. Welsh. The score now was 3O-4.-3
Oldham. the PROFESSIONAL started his inning
MailincSrodt ' still continued to make the
TINS and when catch "a at GO e9vsr point BY
his credit out Of total Of forty seven. Tunstall
Smith took 0ldham's place. and no was imme-
S oil ss Ses S By II ThSS oo who tho Hdse
t%l, q Ma naa whS THs wei! caught IN
were, now down for flfty-t three runs. w. W.
Mn POINT E IT, %hso a efh titled BY he ers ssp
Smith was disposed OF on the following
ball taken by Clark in the slips. +. J. Lover
ing. the next man. played very steady, but in
attempting a short one Whitelock's wicket
was lowered by good throw BY Patterson. j.
]. Mcdowell. the last man. did not stay long.
A good catch b. Norris in the slips ended the
inning for siXty-three
After, an intermission q a little over an
hsa ans
King doing the bowling. Leyering fell an
and Mallinckrodt was again taken in the long
field. H. B. Cole and 8. I. Steele then got to-
gether. but their Partnership wns short. Steele
being clean bowled by King. with the score at
81. Oldham joined Cole. but the former was
dismissed by q brilliant one-handed catch By
Wood Off his own bowling. Stoever now took
the ball in place OF King Ridgely was the
new man at the bat. He did not even at
tempt to- play +,oae. ~ Of MoGds big
0. Dennison then came in. Cole. who had
shown the best form in this inning. was soon
after taken at point by Wood. off Stoever. and
Tunstall Smith took Coles place. Smith only
added three. when an ATTEMPT to drive Wood
out Of the ground proved fatal.
without scoring. and Whitelock came in. Gre.
gar took the PLACE OF Stoever as bowler. and
Norris relieved Wood. who had proved by far
too effective. Whitelock was bowled on the
next over by Cregar. When j.. ]. Mcdowell.
the last man. came In the board showed 25-
90. The end. however. was near. and the to-
tai showed only 81. or "a in all in the two in
nings. The score: