The sun., 1893-04-23
LOOKING OYER THE CRICKET FIELr.
Strong Teams for Club. In the metropolitan
Lengue.

Within a week or two the cricketers OF the
metropolitan district will le out In full force.
and soon after tho annual struggle for the
championship OF the Metropolitan League
will lie started. Tho Newark Club which
last season came out first in the second sec.
tion. will be n competitor Several changes
have taken place in the composition Of the
several clubs in the League. and. with few ex-
ceptions. their teams will be strengthened.
The New Jersey a. c. is a prime favorite for
the championship. The addition OF NJ. .R.Cobb 10
the club cannot he overcstmated. 1t is thought
that II bowler like Cobb had taken the other
end with G. II. Ellis last year the club would
have won the pennant. A. II. Collins. late Of
Toronto. may also play with the New Jerseys.
and Tho Duke" as he is familiary called Is
a batsmRn who Is capable Of making the Ber-
gen Point boundaries look small II once set
Archie Gum. who will act as vice. captain to
Ellis. will also he on hand. while most Of last
years team will be available to Ill up any
vacancies en- the eleven.
The Staten Island Cricket Club may he con-
sidered the New Jerseys strongest opponent.
In IL talk with Sun reporter Secretary r. st.
G.. Walker said: We shall undoubted be
stronger than last season. We have j. L. Pool.
S. II. Barton. II. N. Townsend. j. H. Lambkn.
F. N. Saunders. C. Il. Gilliat. W. Witherspoon.
and F. Il. Short of last years eleven, and our
new men should certainly do something, 4.
Overton. Toprin. and Patterson from Liver
pool. and q. Hunter. another Englishman. are
IF WORTHY of RSGss on ns
there are are several @ Other il'stsleXen men WHO
The Berkeley Club; now llaying as the Nor
ria Park Cricket Club. have lost several men
rionship last Year. but it is also understood
that they have several new men who, are ex-
pested to shOw Ip yell Dr. savage has rs, dis;
the New York Jockey Club who have never
played in this Gountry. and It is expected they
captain % 81 ri the . team ead to sun Srs Reporters @
our men are untried. hut expect We shall
finish # not lowe! than third ii, anywSy We have
well exnGrted We Hosh shall at least he able to
Club should advance the chances of ,this we /:
play regularly with the team, and his pres
ence will be ] sure to inspire the rest OF tho
and the Of tho oa
rsseet arrivals from England may Drove e' ass ,Wo
+. 8. Greene says that the BrookIyns: are 60
Ing to win the vse To The STS
ness Of last year. H. Helm. showing vast
sc sss S dIsg %h nsss Judy s;
the peer Of any one in the club: G: a. TuttIH.
@ surprise the cfisketsrs q NV ior M f" 'A'0O
headed Ooth batting and bowling averages.
the Paterson club expects to be stronger than
Wth ag & suan @ rs sssI
tary. says their list of new members is very
SfFs y Gordon has repied W, the srS sq5 end
lock are some Of the mon who are expected to
The Newark club expects to, signal its entry
ssaye5 thinks ne club T Gcf%py place IN
l. tnSIasndi H HIST s,rattGId ns Moore G 4
again ssnd " straord msy lave Se
the New York &C; to play with the Newarks.
has a largo schedule OF matches to play. The
Staten Isand is most o anss for rst
%sy Ss uy stated tha eas Sei' q thc eshs
Staten Islands may be s, C caHPtaiped H by = A.
+. W. Stiles shoI Id prove the best Int in tie
Phillips. all old Kings County men. should be
heard from. while their list Of new players
Htns @
and altogether the prospects of the team are
The analgnmation Of the Kings County and
Sons oi St George clubs has consi lerably i'm
proved the chances OF the pcnnant going to
Kings County ST. George. confidently believe
that it, will win first place In the section:
Hulse reesnty from canada and We W. O. WIZ
inson. WHO met with great success two years
age. v. Tanzer. T. y oJ CoJpEdon .. 4. FGlincEh:
friends f is claim nj that he links too much Of the
+s The Harlem it m c"b has lost two or three good
men Of last years team but eMnscts ibs the peT
hopes to havi some desirable talent before the
The New Yorks still retain 7, A. skyne. J. D.
Rourke. Il. NewburG, e. II; Hornby. j.. Nc;
decides to remain with his old club its chances
are not to to despised.
The st. George !. G.. although placed in tho
greatly improved team this year The new
grounds at teehawken will be placed IN first;
E. $'%0sfs SHadwi%F d. S%fT j. Answofts.s ssR:
Wbo are n eKnecd to do good WorS o. ths is
'tiii The South BROOKLYN Club has arranged
club. ii. Ii. .Ch,,t!ck and II. Rushton. are
sparinG no Effort to have everything in readi-
club hopes to defeat It's great rival of last year
the ST. George \, g.. and an interesting game
may be expected when they meot Tor their
The Victoria and. Albion, clubs will be seen
In league contests for the frst time. The for
mer club which plays at Central Park on a
poor wicket. has several good mon. The work
OF u nve-ton roller n few hours every day
would vastly improve the North Meadow Tor
cricket.
fifteen cinLs has induced several Of the lar.er
Organizations TO place two. and In some cases
three teams IN the field. Six OF the clubs have
entered a contest under tho auspices OF the
league for n second eleven championships.
pennant. Tho BrooGlyn Kings County St
George Morris Park. New Jersey A. G., Tater.
son, and ST. George A. {. will be contosting
clubs. Before the games commence these
clubs will hc compelled to declare their first
eleven. and no player named Will be eligible
to take part in tho second eleven series.
mE@ SUPERFLUOUS HAIR,
Al