New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
,lusive of the laa one, is as follows:

On their arrival in Canada the English players were
officially received in Quebec By the Goyetnor-General,
and they have been the recipients Of the most hospabe
and courteous attentions from the highest classes OF the
cities in Canada which they have yistgu Ihey came 20
this country special guests OF the Toronto Cup,
and they are also the guests OF the clubs win WsQm
they play They are ali gentlemen OF education aud IN
dependent fOrinc, who love Engands national game,
of which tley are probably tue most note, noted
eter Of The world. For three seasons past
the "Gentlenen's Eleven" of England have
defeated the arOngest professional eleyens at could
be brought against them aud the majority OF the eleven
who WI arrive tomorrow eGnPOFFTa Franepis p.i ioa and
Pickering, OF the oxford University Eleven; 4essfs.
Appleby and Horribly Of the Lancaster County Eleven
Eleven; the Hon. g. Harris ls The best player OF the
Kent County Eleven; c. Grace II n iayorts IA
the Secretary u the MaryeGole S1uo' tAe governing
cricket organization OF England. v - tz' - ,,
The first Ehglsh eleven that visited ms country
arrived IN lS5 the players including Parr, Lockyer,
Cifyn, Wlsden Diver, Caesar Grumpy JaChsJl CaIpsh-
ter Hayward, aud Stephenson. In ist3 another pIo-
fessonal eleven came TO America, Wllsher being the
captain, andJupp Poolcy I. Humphrey, smith, GfhIn,
Freeman, Raw6otham Shaw, Tairant, ana John Lily
white piayas The match between the English players
and twenty-five OF NewYork ia 1889 resulted In score
The twentytwo i'm two This latter included the best
players OF tie St. George, Eew-York Phiadelphia new
ark and Boston clubs. Iu the match OF 1853 the E-sn
eleven their first inning agaus 80 and 81
by the tweuylwo In two ln.lhS. t.s ."enty-tM0l IN
cIudea htesf rers o. the y GsSrgs Ssw;YoTa
mSde by tie English IN Their New-York match IN 1893
was SO by Hayward, aud the highest ID laoJ Va" 10 ny
Griffith. ..,-----. .-...
The match between the Gentemen's Eleven aud twenty
two OF NewYork selected by the ST. George CuO WIN De
played at HObOken, the II. George ana ManuaIlah
Clubs groIud on Wednesday ana Thursday. beglnlIng
at noon cath day. The 81. George CnD VIII coh,fDut
most the players the others being from the aatta
and staten Island clubs aud irOm the Boston ana Mutual
baseball Clubs. The American players III tuls
weeks game al HobOken will be Mcssrs GibDes orr,
Cox Bownan Fortun Sleigh Torrance, eastman Jones,
Moeran Eyre Bunce. Talbot, Sparks, ana stuD9cLncld
OF the St. George Club Jackson aud Keller OF the Man
haitian Club brewster OF the staten Island Cubi le.
main OF the late NewYork Club and Mcssrs Harry ana
George Wright OF the Boston Baseball Club, nIa Hat
field OF the Mutuals Among the substitutes are McDOu-
gal and Hosiord OF the Manhattan CluD Ihe umllres
Will be Charles Viuon for TwenEy-l ANA furandr
the English pofe, sona, for the English Eleven spec
rangements been made Tor the ACCOMMODATION
VI ladies Oh the occasion.
BASEBALL.
The past weeks play has tended to gave
quite to the closing contests for the base paL
championship, owing TO the defeats of the Boston nine
Last week the Lost two games ont oil hYe
chiefly In consequence OF being deprived ~ tho services
saturday In Philadelphia, when the Atll-ilci won ny
of OF their best batsnen their ast defeat being ina
of score OF 10 L. Tncy we're 10 have played "th tht
OF their catcher aud second basenan tey nave post
poned the game Saturday M Boston, Tue Atiietic'
wiz play with the Mataas Atantics' ana EeAfefas Sis