New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
CRICKET.
PHILADELPHIA COLTS" MAKE A GOOD
SHOWING AGAINST ENGLISHMFN.
sooy,p sr.vENrY-sEvEN RUNS N THEIR FIRST
INNINGS. AGAINST sEvENTY-T1iREb FOR
]. T. WAENFlHS MINI

T. E. WARMERS MEN
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuNEl
Philadelphia Sept 25.-The crcketers OF rem
sy1vania are looking after the future or the gains
in this city. Every effort is made 70 ehcou'dSe
vouna players and for the last two years they nave
ho1 tho honor OF PLAYING international matches
with the visiting foreign team To-day eighteen Oh
Ehese colts rs they are termed, under the cap
taincy Of S. Thayer. essayed conclusions WIN l.
F. Warmers English team. and they gave an eN
hibiton of the game against their more experienced
and expert opponents or when tey nave H0 ie"
son to he ashamed
They surpassed the total made by the cr1cketers
u Nev-York against the Enslishmen, and easily
placed in the shade the total OF the second lhuss
which the Philadelphia men MADE last wecA d.
Wissahickon Heights II was their out CRICKET that
proved the best However. they have several good
kowers notably Climcnson ana Beinotte' ""He
their fielding is sharp and clear
The game to-day was played on the grounds OF
lhe Mercen Cricket Club at Haverford. where the
overnight rain had left the ground dead ana soggE'
The sun came out in the afternoon ana large
.royd witnessed the match. When play started
AZ IL o'clock a fine Scotch mist was Idll'''s
md the colts" appeared TO have gained
m advantage by winning the toss ana patuis
hrst D. H. Adams and J. l.. Adams s'ar'eu INC
batting and the innings opened in a renlarkao'e
hammer for before run had been scoreo '".eo
stckets had fallen. Answorih being Responsive
Tor the OOWnfdu OF RudH4S '"lAN
Evans was run out on sharp piece OF he'uLHe on
lover point by Bosanquet. -
The first run was made on bye HIT BEFORE INC
trst productive hit by the bat had been maue an
,ther wicket fell Pearson being caught hish up AZ
lover point by Sewell off Bosanquet HoWsoh eot
he first hit by a good cut 20 cover point out 'l''
EOS all he could do before being bowled by BoSan-
met and 8 wickets We're down for runs
b socuour and c. j. Allen then made good
tand and nut on 95 runs for the sixth wicket when
,uen was caught by Ainsworth Seymour gave
hpo chances IN his innings Of p. but he eAho'.eu
rood form and showed plenty of confidence no
,os NJ length disposed of by a catch in the lons
Told bv HILL who had previously missed hii' .,
O'Neiu Haines Greene and Tlngley "ci9 al
.asily disposed Of and when an Adjournment was
sken for luncheon, 1ao, IL wleAets had la''e"
Affer the interval some very slow play was see5
n Morice exhibited extreme caution, az No ~
ss.nfton ~ " Graham who showed good styie III
rs innings OF s. found il difficult to maze Inc
'ratnst Ainsworth and Hill The latter AT one ~
,,eed taken wjckets for runs, and ne Wouho ny
ne innings with 6 for l6. While Ains s ., We"
,rsdited with the splendid analysis or ior $li
o ar o,r,ock CAPTAIN Thayer led his elghteen
cats; on the field and the Englishmen sent IN -.
7 5,urnup and c. o. II. Sewe TO start the run 80,
sng The boWllng was intrusted 10 CHnenson anu
peTotte and with the helders sPreabuiI'E snv,I
elves in all direcons me b al; men bali away
more frequently than his partner put ne umS b 6a
more risks and, with the total az A. c,ack
Frank Mitchell, the big hitter. was then expected
antion. a style also assumed by Burnup Inc
after lost patience after being in an hour ana zen
minutes for tWenty-fOur runs, twenty OF WHICH
we're singles. and he had go al Pemotte Oily
o be bowed on the first attempt Mtcneh was
n half an hour for thirteen, all singles ana "hei
humps were drawn for the day three wiekeis had
allen. and the score stood at 1S. Play will be re-
umsd In the morning. The score;