The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-29
THE AUSTRALIANS HERE
They VIII start In at the wicN~ts To-dn!
AGAINST All Philadelphia.

They VIII start In at the WicNets To-day
Az a,nst All Philadelphia.
Among tho passengers on the Germanio
yesterday were tho Australian cricketers. who
have come to this country at tho invitation OF
the International Match Committee OF Pbila-
delphla. The original schedule. therefore, so
far us Philadelphia is concerned. will be car
ried out, and the first match In that city will
be started to-day
A committee OF phllndelphtans. consisting
Of Capt. John 7. Greca. Dr. j. Allison Scott
Joseph ". Rastall Elias NJ. Ballard. John
Miller. and Andrew /. Greene. arrived In town
By q special car over the Pennsylvania Rail-
road and they expected to 20 down on the tug
America to greet tho famous Antipodeane.
The burning Of car at Trenton, however.
caused the party to be delayed. and they will
not meet the visitors until this morning.
The Australians will be taken direct to
Jersey City, without waiting for their bag
gage. and the special car will be attached
to the $3.50 o'clock train. so that the game can
start early this afternoon. With the exception
Of A. c. Bannerman and c. II. b. Turner. all
tho men who played in England this season
oHSn there a4a to eST
ham, ham; eapiain: e. GilIen; J.; J.. Lyons. g. H. =
!os = e. dFegrry vi hraeS n Grfnsm
Gifen, and A. w Jarvis Z.
Although 1t is the general opinion that tho
W III tnon Mss
shaw's team started their match at PhiladeI-
and ths5s was no iaSt to BE- found With shsii
work The Australians have played Ia Eng
day of. except when their match was finished
in two days or by the unsought holiday pro-
IL he% 81 xeat that
W i bs 9SS ssy that Cart
Only one change has taken place In the team
originally selected to represent the Philadel:
RnSns Clark JIM o Wh % '' %SsaPo the to e Ss@ess
owing to pressing business. George = Pat:
T sD al the old ss1 wh hs
figured in the last international matches 1t
was feared at one time that ]. b. King. whose
how'll e was an important factor in the games
played with the Irish team last year. would DO
unable to play but he has recovered suffi-
The 6o dnfe he New Yorf
match VII! sim hold. as it is thought that on
account OF the late start at Philadelphia that
game will not be concluded until Tuesday.
Planning TO II Sat the Australian Crickete~s.
II the New York team should happen to lose the
match with the Australians 1t will lie fault Of their
captain. Howard MAcNntt He has already arranged
the order Of going TO the bat decided upon his first
bowes aud first change and know tire exact position
that each man Will occupy in the field. In the game
with Lord HAWKES. team the eRhtee players appeared,
to be in one anothers and no one seemed to know
exactly where he should be- Capt MAcNut, has origin
nted plan to prevent all this. Each PLAYER will REF
ceive diagram showing his place in the field for each
wa have do Is refer his card without any frssh
instruct tho captain
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team There is only one man / would like to change
for Nattock of the Staten Island A. fear that
perfect wicket Keeping of Black will have tell
ing effect men remember when fret play
cd against him how tod UP felt when saw every
stump. like lightning. ready TO dash the balls o.
lfted my foot | would recommend the men taking
their block just one bats length from the wicket
which affords plenty of room Tor back play. and 10
the best way to guard against wicket keeper Ike
BIAckham "
"Who VIII be your first bowiersr
Il shall start Wright, and ". X Cobb There are 30
many DO Ter, on the team that It is probable thss
shall start Win A. PATTERSON and T. BIown Fcilos.
C.bb A 3 ppIrant. r. koksby; j. u: Lambxhn. A u.
Wright H. MacNutt. q. p. Hurdi CHI. W. T. st:lsA II.
Coyne. and J. Rose. regret to say that tho
is practising but verv little.
what do think OF the outcome Well. both teams
should lot Of and shall not be surprised
II the two days insufficient to nniBh the match.
We have much stronger team than played against
Lord Hawke men. and expect shall bo able to
make good showing We will only have ten eleven
hours for play with Iwenty.niue men to bat"