f4715	Yorkshire v Gentlemen of Philadelphia
	Gentlemen of Philadelphia in England 1897
Venue	Bramall Lane, Sheffield on 28th, 29th, 30th June 1897 (3-day match)
Balls per over	5
Toss	Gentlemen of Philadelphia won the toss and decided to bat
Result	Match drawn
Umpires	AB Hide, GW Littlewood
Close of play day 1	Yorkshire (1) 77/4 (Moorhouse 20*, Hawke 9*)
Close of play day 2	No play

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Gentlemen of Philadelphia first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
HC Thayer	st Bairstow b Peel	1
AM Wood	lbw b Wainwright	52
JA Lester	c Wainwright b JT Brown jun	12
*GS Patterson	run out	3
JB King	st Bairstow b Peel	49
HC Coates	run out	5
FH Bohlen	c Bairstow b Denton	23
PH Clark	c Hawke b Peel	8
EM Cregar	b Moorhouse	50
HP Baily	c JT Brown jun b Peel	19
+FW Ralston	not out	2
Extras	(1 lb)	1
Total	(all out, 111.3 overs)	225
Fall of wickets:
1-8, 2-43, 3-66, 4-100, 5-109, 6-123, 7-140, 8-166, 9-220, 10-225 (111.3 ov)

Yorkshire bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Peel	33.3	19	46	4	-	-
Jackson	19	8	35	0	-	-
Mounsey	6	3	6	0	-	-
JT Brown jun	11	3	38	1	-	-
Wainwright	16	6	35	1	-	-
Milligan	17	6	47	0	-	-
Denton	6	1	12	1	-	-
Moorhouse	3	1	5	1	-	-

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Yorkshire first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
FS Jackson	b King	4
JT Brown sen	c Wood b King	27
D Denton	c Patterson b Baily	12
R Moorhouse	not out	27
E Wainwright	lbw b King	0
*Lord Hawke	not out	29
R Peel	did not bat
JT Mounsey	did not bat
FW Milligan	did not bat
+A Bairstow	did not bat
JT Brown jun	did not bat
Extras	(5 b)	5
Total	(4 wickets, 27 overs)	104
Fall of wickets:
1-4, 2-41, 3-57, 4-57

Gentlemen of Philadelphia bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
King	12	0	54	3	-	-
Baily	10	3	37	1	-	-
Clark	1	1	0	0	-	-
Patterson	4	0	8	0	-	-

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Notes
--> JT Brown made his debut in First-Class matches
--> EM Cregar (1) passed his previous highest score of 35 in First-Class matches
--> R Peel reached 50 wickets in First-Class matches for the season when taking his 2nd wicket in the Gentlemen of Philadelphia first innings
--> E Wainwright reached 850 wickets in First-Class matches when taking his 1st wicket in the Gentlemen of Philadelphia first innings

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