New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
WHAT THE CRICKET Frs ARE DOING.
DIVISION IN THE NETWORK CLUB ~ DE
UEALED-CLUBS HERE AND THERE.

Cricketers win learn with regret that tnere IL
considerable dissatisfaction among the menipo'9 " w
New-York Cricket Club, whereby many eoou p"'o
who would otherwise join are hodlhg "ioo' -
matters are In a moro satisfactory condition. mros
will be held on Tuesday evening at No 2oo ln'ra-
ave at which the proprety of entirely re0rgang III"
club will be discussed, and an endeavor VIII oo ~
adusr matters to every ones liking. inc cruz n.
secured it's old grounds at fremont nut MS o""o NJ
inc toward opcning the season. mainly because OF 'nS
lamentable disagreement u
The proposed new club. the Zngar, has realy
,n, into life and arrangements are being made Tor
,atcbes With Staten Island, st. Georges Mannauah
and other clubs 1t is sad that TIE CLUB VIII turn ou'
strong eleven. having among It's members se'oi"' w
and rlayers formerly belonging to the staten
Island. Manhattan and the Social and Musical CLUBS
Tho Social and Musical Club has elected James
Marshall who is well known as trombone player a9
well IA ericketer lead 1t to victory as its captain
this season. ,v,
Tho first eleven Of the Staten Island Cricket C'uo
iourneyed to Philadelphia Thursday night 10 play ~
stenton and West Philadelphia ON the following days
Cyril Wilson captancd the team ana bnter' ''o now
professional was taken along to strike terror III 'o
hearts of the Philadephians Charles Dodee mas "o-
the captancy second eleven OF the Staten
Islanders who played their opening match Win i'uhs
America on Decoration Day. Rehearsas OF oas'o'
tho piece selected for an amateur performance W NC
given by some OF the members and their frends at the
German Club Rooms, June 10. for the dement, Oh 'e
club funds are in active progress 49,, ,,. Ill, Ian
one of the interesting occurrences OF the week VIII o
the benefit concert to bo eiSen az tno o. Mondav in
aid the widow and children OF Arthur DULL - ooin1
w connct the orchestra ami there is every prospect
that a good sum will accrue to Mrs Bent; -. .,,,
N ia now certain that in addition 10 the eleven wcn
iywhite and Shrewsbury propose bringing over,
team captained by the Rev H. ~ S
of Kent will visit this country earl. IN August io
team will include such we'll known players as W. a.
Thornton, III. f. Evans. .. "enna ai ,au iii NAV
staten Island aud St. Georges afterward making nur
to England, philadelphia will be visited ana matches
played with the clubs there. -, - ,. o,,
match on Decoration Day On Thursday next 1t viii
play Newark at Prospect Park. brooklyn. its otnei
matches at present arranged are; VS. A III 1fbdelnhs
Philadelphia July A; VA Clarks u n l. hssooIa,u .
Prospect Park. July IL; Vs. Alma OF Newark Ne~"'A'
The Alma Cricket Club of Newark has decided 70
offer some valuable prizes to members making the p
averages in bowling batting ana sa,n nea pc,
Tho Pittsbrrg Club will not open play until June -"
No reason 1. assigned for this delay. ~ m,
cricketers of Quaker City have entirely enlisted inc
synpathics of the fair sex by giving crieko1 pa
Inn The annual match between the tcnors and Disros
OF the Orpheus Club will take place at Gernahtown on
Erwin wharton phillips vareu1cr. wanamaker: Dr.
Robbins, Harrison. Johne and fenton; Dassos. En.'
Peabody. Van Rensselaer,: Potter fares' o"ceuy Sio'
Robin son McCollen and Van Lennep.
The apnrosching match between All EewYork and
All Philadelphia to take place at Nicetown feun june
and TO- is creating considerable Interest me n.en
will he nnder the auspices Of the American Cricseters
Associaton and tho proceeds will toward defrayng
the expenses OF the United states eleven when II goes
TO Toronto In August. to play CANADA -, ,.
The Perseverance Club. Of Paterson, j., opened It's
season yesterday Haledon The grounds are ia goSd
Climb has good membership. ont will unfortunately play
this season without OF its best John iinehcne