The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
pBIEADEErHiAxs SCORE sss,
Asa Create . New Reeora Ar.,..t the Aus
trniinns-Bs hien's Elmo Score.

| PHILADELPHIA, sept CU.-There were IRON
$4,000 to $4,000 persons on the grounds o.
| the Belmont Cricket Club to-day to witness
the game between the Australians and Phila.
delphia eleven. They were rewarded By see.
Ing grand exhibition OF batting on the part
OF the Philadelphians, who scored 525 runs
| before being retired. L. II. Bohlen was the
| hero OF the day. ]. McC. Blaokham, captain
OF the australians who played here In 1882
said after the innings that It was the finest
exhibition Of batting he had seen all through
their tour.
am simply astounded." he continued, at
the Improvement which has taken place
among the cricketers hero. While our bowl
| Ing has, OF course. suffered from the long lay
| OF. 1t Is not very much inferior to what We
have put up In England. The fine form Of the
Philadelphlans has been most unexpected.
| We miss Turner badly. but even with him I
think the batsmen hero would have rolled up
| big score"
f. II. Bohlen. who compiled the first cen
fury ever made against foreign team. was
the hero OF the day. although all the men did
their share in compiling the big total.
The Australians took the field precisely at
11;30 o'clock. and tho very frat ball from
Bruce to Bohlen went to the boundary through
sp ts third hostS
Wicket and he sent down G maidsn n I His tights
rest did him some good. as it was seen from
allowed si curling IL yorker get II q rs
had bntted In, grand form for his score Of "a.
and was loudly applauded on his return to the
Crawford Coates. Jr, whose brilliant batting
much to do with the success Of the Americans
Ses
past mid wicket Bohlen kept adding to his
e sho aRe as e e
chance to y. Gifren at long on. but the iieider
bali we'll in his hands. Bruce shoul have had
Goatess wicket on the next ball; Truppls
TrsaSe Dus
nround to thS ropes Tor four and iGGd cheers
MAIDS tbs souh mt
Having scored IS. Coates had to retire on
s aasa hs ohs B Ss 81 hh
grand rand innings Tor iis. which. thoueh agt
e es Saas Hs Hxh eoa.
graduated for his line work. the Australans
j,oEninE freely in the applause to the skilful
H: l. Brown now, became associated With J.
w. Mul Ro and the slowes pay q the was
tenc nd ts sye 5
after the brilliant hitting Of Behlen. With $3.50
up. a. Cunningham relieved Bryce: and the
inc clean bowled by the new trundier 1874.
I. W. R9lston was the tenth man., and he
SoSniary on " fGe0 t sSf tR hs
ny o1 Siy y, drive dn along the GROUND. and
Ks good faR %hs bfoR Rs
M LOUD cheers an, ann9unesd the sppesranse OF
double Oh anse In the bowling Trott ana G Bruce
e s esme "f fos
4neh ,eon ne total being 4Ss with haston 81
After an hours intermission G. Citizen re-
rst over While Eaiston hit Tor and ' Oh
bad sgod H4f f iRs
slit j. B. KSF s9 IN the d BIZ
against the AUSTRIA ians-4s3- which Ali: Eng.
lie SGf % fa 'n mem
sd eAR tha to snf 49, sse as s ak s %
e
place. s. + Gregory and j. J. Lyons beine I'm in.
van hoSeve Tie last WICKET s prOved 70 Be
most difficult one to obtain,
hsers asts uy for i've ad hs
% 1 e on of the Ssn
been {rei Ho sueesedsd " in obtain h1 aaa
wicket. bringing the long partnership and in
RIetet netted 81 runs T. J. Brown pfsyed
brilliantly. his SO being the third best OF tho
At $50 o'clock A, c. Bannerman and J, J.
lyons started the AUSTRALIANS innings. The
st stone; waller opensd with beautiful back
yer from Patterson bropeht his score up to
% IL Three to R Rs rope. St hit ns
he innings being scored In Ave minutes.
5ing's bowling got up considerably. and
,all was caught very close, to the ground. and
Australian before decision was Announced.
g. Gifen then Joined Lyons. but soon lost
Se W WhG was aoWn by
l s. Trott Joined 5iiIen: Giire9 gave Scott an
all Of Trott who was clean boWled without
By he crowd who sea oeerea ast
nd long; W; Bruce was the next man. He
ats stands straight up. and hits
r fsr !an s sss
pot and soon adsBruoes wcts. wa Wood On ts sGfe
ig the left handler in the slips H. Graham
9w Joined Citizen. The latter then showed
irving Brown clean out Of tho ground for the
'ngest hit OF the match. which yielded six
lns. He followed this up by another Bio |
rive to the boundary for, four. and, hitthe third
NIL for another, skier" He had half n CEN
ohs to "s 'fS Sa eRf D. Hsw io 5 %ss his
xactly after one hours play,
Soon afterward Graham had great piece of |
Ick; lie was caught out at point by Noble
II King. but 1t was on a no-ball. He duly
pprec9ted this and was soon in double hR-
~ Of time. when % was the total.
Fay VIII DO continued on Monday morning.
M y the game Is not finished on that day the
ore:
PHILADELPHIA.
10
D. brown. c BiacEhAm. b. Trumble. .,............ 81
~ iuh
~ m",u bruce. 10
" Bohlen, C. Trott b. Bruce....,,............,.l
W. N"ole II
Coates Jr, J. b. W. b. Bruce. IL