New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
CRICKET AT PHILADELPHIA
THE MATCH WITH LORD HA"hE lE<'''
SOCIETY WELL REPRESENTED AMONG THE
sPEcTAToRs-Ho BIG SCORING DONE.
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Philadelphia, Sept %-ADou' 'oVV Vi
delphia's SWEETEST set viewed the contest mere W.
day between Lord Hawkes. team OF cricKe'er' anu
the Centleuen or Philadelphia There were about
twenty coaches round the ropes. Inc he"oPo'''
was we'll represented at the match some Oh vi,
marc nrominert cricketcrs noticed being howard
MacNutt, Henry Martin, Dr. HurlDert' W. ~
Hamilton J. y. Mckee and John Hinch''he, i'e
came was free from any big scoring. Lord Hawke
himself making the top score OF the "a!'
English nobleman played fine free INNINGS 'o 80
which included "A fours. and. while he was '''As
in being missed several times. his play was eoo''
l. C. V Bathurst and A. J. L. Hill were the o'her
men TO do the run-getting and they player III HI.
form for their respective scores OF 81 not ou' ~
o. The fielding of the Philadelphia men was NV
nearly so good that seen In the game P'"seu III
New.York and they dropped seVerhi o"'o"
which II accepted. would have made quite u''-
ference in the total The bowling however, was
good and H. r. Baily did some splendid work. MS
score finally reading Go runs
A T T. Hill and c. F.. Traford started the
batting for the Englishmen, and the last "aie'
was almost as unfortunate as in New-York AFTER
scoring four he clean bowled by D. - hlis anu
the first wicket was down for .. C. W. "ren''
ubo followed was also easily dismissed. two baiis
belne sufficient for the Motifs captain. while H. o
Lucas was disposed OF for s. with three "'cAe''
down for A. Lord Hawke strobe to the "iche's anu
Immediately there was change in the game. Ills
Lordship gave an easy chance TO q. . fat'erso"
when he had made II. but after that ne se''e'
down to good work and when at length HiIi was
d,smissed at the interval for luncheon, the total
had advanced to H. .
After the luncheon interval L. c. V. ba'h
urst Joined Lord Hawke and at once SET
,,ad down 70 business by getting n BOUNDARY
off Raily who shared the bowling with King I"ru
Hawke then drove a hot 10 j. W. Muir nj long
off who failed however. TO bring of the dhcu'
catch The run-gettng now became SLOW anu, "'
14e Lord Hawke. with his own score al 49, III ="
well-pitched bali from Baily to patterson at 'o"s
ON who however was not equal TO the occaSo"'
The miss this time not expensive. as Win 'he
addition OF two r1ins Lord Hawke drove one 10
Muir nj extra cover who took care the pa'Shh"
should not increase his number OF lives. anu MS
INNINGS Of IS was over with the total at 100
7 ! Robinson then Joined Bathurst, VINO pro-
oo.dad ~ hit the ball 10 the boundary twice IN sue
coesion Tho newcomer gave dfhcult chahce
- Patterson in the slips but did not proht py tne
,re as he was shortly bowled by Bay' VII" wv
total at 1863 G. ". IIllivard next appeared On III"
SCENE but only helped Bathurst TO increase "e
score ny when ~ fell victim 10 good one from
Rally. G. r. Barlswell filled the gap. but faien 10
s,o, ono ., Eolr's beauties. W r Whitwell me
lac, man kep, up his wicket while 10 runs W.
addod IN the score and then succumhei 10 CAL Il
hv King AZ mid OF the innings closing Tor ~. nv
phladelphians had little time Tor pat!Ils 49, e.
nut on = for the loss OF three "iChe'S WIN PN
closed for the day.
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