New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-19
CATCHES AND BYES.

Crawford Coates and F. W. Ralston. the well
known international cricketers. have returheo ''
the front Both Of them attended the sahle ~
yyissahickon Heights on Saturday between +. r.
,r..lr,s ,ooro and the Gentlemen OF Philadelphia
hut tbov could hardly be recognized by then
friends FOR they looked only the shadows Oh '"e'"
selves before the war.
J. Henry Morice. another well-known ericAe,eI -
IbuodeInhia is lying III in hospital at romeo,
His condition has been at times most serious anu
hts family have had no direct communication VII"
him for months. They are Kept inlorrns" lie IS
ever about him by his coiniaues -. ,yhat bappens
too III himself to write nome Vi '''0
to him. -.
1t is rumorcd that f. +. Kelly the crack e. ,,,
hand bowler Of the New-Jersey Athleuc Ciu"' WI,
not take part in the game on "euI.S''S al
thursday against the English team HIS absence
~ is tr1Isied that every effort VIII be mac 70 , 40,
duce him play He has always sea pr5H and it is
hopcd that this time he VIII not ueS''' ',
terests. - >,
= +. Warner announced on Saturday that T.
Penn one of his players VINO hau u " , On
hind IN Toronto with scarlet fever IS set'''b w
satisfactorily T. c. Lee. one of his cofhpdi'io"
players. who is himself suffering from qulnsS' ~
manned behind with him. and Penn y ieee'nis onal
hest pf care for his has arous co lnc ~ I'll az
t.nroe, ~ almost every cricketer In Toronto an VI
whom are ready TO do anything III th'' P0
for him.
rho ohomnionsbIp OF Philadelphia has been de-
Oh p'''''N'''
tied in the lead the Halifax Cup after the con-
n,o, Of the regular series Of games, and an eA'ia
contest was made necessary. Germahlo"" nv"
demonstrated It's superiority very p IAN SSxcaptain
ming by an INNINGS ~; ~ materially in this result
nv scoring a Century, while VI %
captured 10 wckets for y runs
7, &c nrohabe that the constitution OF the Me"o o.
,,,a instruct cricket League will be altered next
seoson Some OF the clubs are considerapi' US
sa,is6ed with the wicket at Rosevile' ana the az
solpte refusal Of Staten Island TO play cr,sis II
supposed have brought c5b viii be able to
continue It's membership In the Lst ne approved
rules provide that all grouhus "'U'' ~
by the Executive Committee
The death is announced Of a. +. CoA', s,,er
raon,ts Cal He was an old critketer. who never
lived IN his efforts promote interest III i''' "a
voritc game and he was considerea ny NJ, hos, Of
cricRet on the Pachc Coast Ther was son Of the
Kev Arthur Coates OF Clifton and W was "a n
a; Shrewsbury School ana 81. JON"
bridge. ,,A
r,,o cr,cLe, season has ended In England WIN
yorksh,re the champion county. Middlesex seco"u'
WORCESTERSHIRE third and Surrey fourth.
shire and Somerset are tied Tor last paoe' ",
onv one victory out OF sixteen games y,b "a a
q 'Ouaife heads the batting averages. ., Tor
enr innings, G b. Fry IS second win 47S rd Ice
50 and Abel is third. with 59ss for ~ ,nnnss The
SSoiinE Ngures are led by Rhodes. who to9k ~ ~
49, + Hearne was sseGn mn % 81 for ri is and
for IA. Jackson. AN fourth with 81 for l5.g7
The closing two weeks play Witnessed sO,"s
enormous scoring In England. Middiesex seossD
.s against Kent Lancashire JiS agsins se ,rTsy
no Warwickshire 457 against Hampshire 80 =,
s sSainst somerset and the latter county 49
the same match. Surrey w2uhGq up '' yh,ch game
Abel s5) and BroGkwel q5Z put 9n game s oS The
sne was played at Hastings. between -
StoSdart's Australian team and the hesI o. E ~
land and the antipodean Fa'e''' won
WiCkcts