New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

HE, as tho desire Is to have the team purely Ancrl-
can. Opposed to this element In Philadelphia are
those with more liberal views who desire to see the
best men selected TO battle for American laurcl''
whether they be born In Germantown or Iceland IL
Will be impossible to please every one, whichever
side Of the question Is taken. One thing Is evident.
however; should the committee decide to select only
natvebOrn players, the best cricketers In several
cities will DO entirely left out and 1t might even be
dout 'fuI If anything but Philadelphia team could he
selected these lines.
The committee Will end"avor TO secure represent
ativcs from rs many cities as possible, to give the
team true l-Amcrican favor, and though the bulk
Of the PLAYERS will h, chosen from the Philadelphia
clubs It is expected that Ncw-York. Boston, FttsbuG
and Chicago will each bc asked to name one or more
candidate, for places on the eleven
In New-York there are several able opponents OF the
game and there tho: four players VINO "oHIh Ger
t,iny be worth place a strong team. Howard Nc
Mutt OF the Berkeley At' Club i one OF inc hst
all crclctcrs in New York. and a!thohgh ne ma
seldom been seen on the cricket field th, season the
is dont that 4 little practice VIII Drihs nm up
TO hi, old form r. cobb. Of tho Manhattan Clnb Is
considered by many the best bat In New l"rh anu a.
bow Ter he has also be.n remarkably successful nc
most reliable fielder. and altogether Is prooaDl! 'e
best representative Ncwiork could scHu' W. =.
Wo,d, The last bowler Of tie Kings County 1Hch''
Club. Ia, been mentioned for a pace VI" ''o ''l,"
Mr.. Wood has held an exceptional bpWHhR "'@'''' IVA
the last th.c years and is considered the bes uucl
in the city, II ~ not al all probable that New iorn t
have four representatives Oh the team pIt
other, lc.ng talked about, iEcr>, tito t -
pr,ic>>i"al J. H. Lan!,hn. Of the "rit'ey Wai" ia
=. H. Barton, Of the staten I,idiu CFchcl >i"D' 'e
prominent on the list. .. ,c,o,,,
on Hrih"nL and the virtual victory over "crniauu. ,
that th smoky city i, entitled to one or two rrprc i,
bur- Walter scott. IL. Penn and Ar\dm"tr ; ;n'
p,rrYar ,in.:.h rn. at the iat sr6t i, a phll.
Gclphlon and member OF The bcimnlt I"ps "i NAV
tlt. but n., taken up hi residence u lI,t
ENGLAND last AID ~ the end OF the trip WAS pa :"
second the batting ar"'h-:N besides hay m t'''
c~d Of maxim; The h!sh",t 'i1N ,nmH D' t,',
pf the trip. II. Penn G,ri 10 play WITH the eng AZ"
tub II" (, a >p!chd. bit aId tar l""l'r a..d hi'
II T." l1';'hns-> a',r'ir, Tor lW h,,' i.M gar
y. M.clh"rson is kn"wn ,ini", "l"irvr rrlrH"t -
,a,,d. He i a s,ud ba; AID II Si",!ild fielder.
t. T.. OGDEN II ,'hI'isp Will rrut ly represent me
Wludy cly. although he nat,N Of l. g. Davis, ',""i
il: O,dcu / lo@..v"r far tr",d %. th"
others. Ling ,up-ror all ruud rrick"'"r.
,,r .g, Wreii ana Nr Chambers ui Ip-on, ar. good
mon Af!- another ,.Iud "" E.-iid ri, meter !,
! H. Cnrhrr II Lowell. IT," PM 'G'ipn,a clubs VIII
pr hrbh hay" is" or ~ place, o. ne team ann , e."
ar. g.. Pate N F. f.. l:r'M,'"r T. H. h"'hh: W.
Bro! IT, g.. H. /. ;:r'vn ". riuh J. ;, Clark
I..,G.,i N.v'nd ttn- and !. g. Thay"r. r.
n.n. Of thu. Paterson ara l"i''' ar, crIt"il'v
a. ~, 80. ,.,.or -. DO. ,ai to,r conturi.. = bat
=. Peterson gay" proln'l, t4' '"-t "Alabti"n on
'.''.'' ~-t - IT, IHi. - 'u'' me Ear W zen
,r,', IN . 81 THIS Il; hrv" h'o"r"i a. c"1tnry'
i.'. r' year. and h"'" ! 20 d"r' that from
~ f. -,"c .,,..! ,l''ii "sH ,..ors Will
,. g. ,. err ~ ;h.. il' o ~" zane IN t'!' conn
| g., - T. +. prf.hl' he tl,r. I'll 80 enough
,ncrcan- II fn-'d ~ho Nil 20 to 50. ti'.'n play 70
1,n =, - ~. r.,, a. t'ir r,t''r.s ~. v,it VIII
c~r,,'nlv 'noo'n tn" -,'ne al over ;'.., ''u''rv