New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
AMERICAN CRIChETERS LEA d.
SCIENTIFIC PLAYING IN THE INTERNA
TIONAL MATCH
CAMBRIDGE AND OXFORD WILL HAVE TO PLAY
WELL To DEFEAT THE UNIVERSITY
OF PENNSYLVANIA

10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
Philadelphia, Sept 1t-Aithough a cola VINO 'riaus
the unlocking anything but pleasant large cro"u
a.,a,dad the cricket match here to-day between
oxford and Cambridge and the University o. Penn
svlvania The gathering was weH-dressea anu
,ssh,onahls one and during the afternoon - was
computed that 5000 people were on the srou'us'
Cheered on By these. the Pennsylvania representa-
tives made much different showing from yes'sr-
d,v They devoted the day 10 batting and the
snectators we're treated 70 as scienthc display
a. they might desire Although the home team
had N follow their innings, they d!d II in man
nor which completely wiped out the advantage
gained by the Engllshmen They have now 'ead
~ iss runs and TWO wickets yet 70 20 down 30
that when the Englishmen go into bat on Monhay
they will need to put forward tner nest eno''s
win.
piav uas resumed at II o'clock with Wilson and
HARLEY taking ND the bowling against u ;. Pat
,arsor and C. Coates The latter soon LOST MS
wicket after cutting Hartley brilliantly Tor three
= H. Bohlen was expected 10 trouble the oowi@s'
but he fell an easy victim 10 Arkwrlgnt OFT Lowe
A. ridwcket and six vickets were down for b
" " Noble then joined Patterson. and good
stand resulted When the innings came TO con-
clus on II was with the total at l3s W. W Noble
was the not-out man. with splendid innings o. -
with + deficit OF l46 the Penusylvanans had to
follow their innings. They chose O. :. Patterson
ard W w Noble 10 start the run-setting. and no
better rair could have been selected. They scored
at rate which made the Engllshmen open their
eyes Patterson especially hit vigorously. Cap
tain Mitchell resortei to several changes In the
bowling but the century went up without sepa-
ration being effected. Noble was bowled on a no
ball from Arkwright. with his score at %. and ne
was rather badly missed by Hemmngway In the
long fed FIVE runs later. with the total az 100 The
long partnership at length broken up. Patter-
son being :he first 10 go ny catch at the wicket
by Robinson of Arkwright He had placed SO 10 his
credit Noble soon followed with just one run less
az his portion and with Bohen giving little
slstance to the run-getting. Three wickets were
down for IA Crawford Coates. however followed
the good example by the first wicket. and he
scored at rate just fast as the leaders He had
placed So TO his credit before he retired r. w.
Ra.ston played for IT, r. ]. Brown for s. and when
". Brockie and II. G. Thayer got together wick
cts were down for 2t3. This was the same pair who
opened the batting the first innings and they did
much better in their second attempt; $50 went
up and 2s0 followed in short order and both men
in double figures with 24 on the board
Captain Mitchell went on to bowl. and go was soon
hOlsted. The spectators were then anxious to
the Establishments hig score OF the nrst innings
passed. and they appaudsd every run. IL vas not
10 be seen to-day however. for Just the call OF
time the eighth wicket fell for 22. and play ceased
for the day
The following IL the score: