New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
rur RIG CRICKET MATCH ON.
,,r1aNs MEET THE GENTLEMEN
OF PHILADELPHIA.
.ops pt-x Ut A SCORE or 1872 IN THEIR
v,psr INNINGS AND PLAY sTors WIN me
,,r TEAM At THE Rata FINE
EXHIBITION OF SkILL
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r\lIrITlON OF SKILL
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-,a.,rha Sept. lS-The Austrana"
Phhade,P a., match with the Gentlemen OF
s0sHr.ds,rhia here to-day ana vi 49,,
PniSr,vorahle for heavy scoring they ran UP
eeiher n ciren and Trott did the best work al
total Oh 80 -, ,sainst the fine bowling and helding
the pa, .uadelnhians they had to play steady ana
c, the ne Tho wicket should cut up badly to-
pa' and il is unlikely that the fm,"oe,pn i'
nv ny, .Cusl their opponents score III" ,'
will cue. !, 4 lredale and J. Darling defending
opehc -. AGAINST the attack OF III. J. BaheN an"
the ,s,,orson The former sent down the nls'
6. : 49,, h,s ovcr T. A. Iredale had the salts
ball. an oorinr the first run for the AustrahanS III
fac"' The bowling was good, eVidehuv' an"
AM .o,srnen showed no over-con"oen''' anu ~,
pom ,aved steadily and with great pa''"'
TWO tho great left-hand batsmah vi ''o '"
pa'i, .,orn feeling at home. ana "he" Ms VIM
va ath only II on the board 'he H,''e' ,o,,na
y" ~ 20 have had an auspiclous oPe"'"e
suppoS'-,s , then kept lredale company. whhe inc
Geo's' -, ., runs by very careful play ana the
M'.' advanced 10 a when the man from NEW
,o'1 "S wales was howled by Brown.
sou ,,,, then kept Gincn company ul''' i'''."'
= Ia" Neo the total had advanced to o. whch hau
time ~ hour and twenty minutes in rompi'auon
'as. ,ns interval the play was more ope" anu az
AN and runs came decidedly raster
ua'"' Aorces IN the bowling were tried without
rne'o tho century went up without the oes'e"
rrse taking place Iii. ,.
-, had soon half century 10 HIS .''u''
= dlfncut chance when ne had %, a"o."V
ne Ne MAS 20. and at 81 he again placed 'he oa''
4, ,he hands OF Patterson al AO '
~ - were down for 1871
Nche" I'D Graham were easily disposed or, the
u'ss, ~ splendidly caught by H. l. Brown. OF
M -, bowling before he had chahce w So.
- the telegraph showing 1920 u H. . 49,
IL hlt the game now assumed lie" "'f
CAM was splend,dly taken at md-wicKe' oy
vu,r. of Bailey. and six wicKe's "e'e
~, r.uv gave little trouble for In attempting
"na shor, pitched ball from Bailey he was
49, hou.led for L. and seven wickets were oo""
for 81 -. oroo next hut
:, u,s not fated for a long stay. ana three 'u"' vi
So ,ras clean bowled by Brown for =
II Tumble then Joined his captain VINO was JUS
,,,c his wicket UP without making much aoui-
- 80 tho score The new turn In the game was
,ly apnreciated by the spectators, VINO WOKE up ~
er,bus,asm over the bowlers' work. The last iou'
vifke,s had pu, only II runs ana heroic meas
,,ss seemed necessary. Captain Trott rose 10 .n'
oss,or and opened his shoulders in me style. ne ~.
clear over the ropes for the biggest M
~ the dav and Trumble followed MS exHIiiPi fo,n
B B ,,ben he had dozen 10 his credit and be
was we'll taken on the boundary OS H'"i0u ~
die -. ...,or oaroe last He is
h~-ytsr hi,,er and made TWO boundaries on Brow,
% his first contribution 10 the total ne iooHS ~
TSe rnaking score when Trott was causft III me
sns oN Brown and the innings was over loi ~
re Phiisdelphians' innings began at o3S o c!0ck'
yrrtord Riddle and J. w Muir opening the pattlne
Ijngh Tumble sent down the first over. ana dlter
he had scored off balls things began 10 I1on
,-orois,nr Rut then he got his leg IN front OF 4
KIN nitch from the big Trunder and the hS'
wicket was down for 5. 80. , 49,. A,u =.
The other wicket Both men appeared to get a
,,,,f IF
,irks, WIS inst suited for their deliveries. me
ba,smen however succeeded in playing out time;
and when play is continued in the morning 'ney VIII
resume ther inning.
ne following is the score: