New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH CRICKETERs.


The Fnolish crieketers, who have been re-
,,,, defeatnr the strongest twentytwos the Canadian
cricketers could present against hem arrived IN ths
etv last evening" and took at the
They are all In good health. and SPEAK IN the hShos'
terms Of the courteous hospitality extended 10 he IN
Canada They were met at the hotel by the COmmltNe
of the st. George Club, aud were AT once 'ue
recipients OF invitations from leading merchahSs-
They are ready for the contest of today and
promised to give the New York Twenty-Five WORK 10 40
10 escape defeat They nearly all young men, Lee
ter Waack has informed the st. George Club that nc mas
placed his private box at his Theater ct the command Vi
the crcketers duTng their solourn in New YORK. anu
also his yacht the Columbia. The creketers VIII 'Isi'
wallacks tomorrow night and probably take san al
the Columbia on Friday
The match Of to-day viii present the IL Engsh players
against the % selected by the St. George Club II inc -
win the toss they will go TO the bat to-day, ana shouu
the 81 George Club win the q will 60 TO the bat AS
their splendid fielding almost as great feature VI
their play as their batting, the days sport VIII DC VI
interest in either case Should they win the loss 'e'
will go to the bat in the following order; Grace
Hornby A. Lubbock, Hadaw, Harris FRANCIS APp'oD',
E. Lubbock Rose Pickering, and Fitzgerald Ihoir is'
match in Canada terminated in the success OF the W
score Of is1 in inning to l47 in two ol'o""y "
was the highest score made by the IL .,ron sickes
PLAY will be called at u o'clock to-day though % I've
will be pitched at IL a. N. The st. George ~ VIZ ,bo
slightly changed owing to the sickness OF two OF tne
or,Snot riavers Messrs Brancken and McDougal Dehg
added 10 the list Mr. Gbbes will lead the ~ anu p
the bowling himself, with brewster AT tne Sle oh
Bance will play point" Bowman Keep Mie| n ceoree
pIay cover point" Hatfield long eg; u1o one ~
Wright md of" Brancken, "long STOP, IorTanv, u
long field Off" and among the bowlers VII pg MIA aiIy
Wright Jones' MOeran Cox and stuDDenielu t"o Tho %
nires will he Messrs Chas Vinton and farranas ~,
,rounds have been extended this week Dy pu.t@ns @ T
be fence 100 feet and special part OF the neu ns
set apart for ladies' The field Is at the 1907 0i Mn Eli
and me Barcay-st ferry and the Union hui cars VIII
take visitors to the grounds
BASE BALL.
The match between the Athletics OF Fhila-
depbia and the Mutuas OF this city, which was played
in Brooklyn yesterday, resulted In the success " H
New-Yorkers by the of 10 to The Mutuals Will
leave this city for Boston on Friday.
AQUATICs.
The third annual regatta OF the harper
Moral Agricultural Association OF Paterson De- .oo
paoe Yesterday, at Dundee Lake, near Passalc' Inc
first race was with single scus the competitors oeng
James jackson and j. Ii. Demorest Jackson was VIC
torous In the second contest which was also single
scu race there were four entries Atterbury, CLARK
Newton and Pral. The race won by Atterbury.
double-scull race, In which Atterbury ana Oakmah
rowed against Clark and Prall was won by the fOrmer
The second race between the model yachts Maul anu anu
Walter F. Davids, for $1,000, came on az New.koe1es
Yesterday and resulted in another victory for the MAUD
The course from point opposite DaVld lslan9 ~
the gtake-hOat of GOYers Reef ana Dach AZ du olsc
To the difference in measurement the Dayds was aioWeu
a start of 425 seconds but the Maud quickly gQt the
lead The Davids turned the stake-DOat - minutes
after the Maud, and reached the winning pOlh sun ~
minutes after her opponent third race Tor dhOther
$1,000 will occur next Monday.