The sun., 1901-08-11
CRICKET.
Tryins - Have Tho Ensilsh Team Play
Here-Oames Yesterday.


The Executive COMMITTEES OF the Metro
politan District Cricket League Is trying
TO arrange Q match with B. j. T Bosanquets
nglish team. TO be played here either on
Friday and Saturday. Sept IS and II. or
on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. rs and
% The Associated Cricket Clubs OF Philadel-
phia. who have charge OF the arrangements
on this side. desire the game to be played
on the later dates, but New York. for fnan-
clal reasons, Is anxious to have one OF the
days OF play a Saturday II possible Tie
Englishmen have received guarantee OF
their total expenses from the time they leave
home until they return. and the outlay for
the match In New York Il. In consequence.
not inconsiderable. The Metropolitan League
has not funds IN the treasury TO provide
for any deficit which might ar Sc through
incenent weather on the days Of TIE match
and means have to be adopted To raise
matters came up for consideration at meet
inRs OF the league dur ing the past week and
II was agreed that each club would be asked
II called upon 70 meet any deficit Should
the amount so guaranteed not be suiitcient
TO cover the expenses OF the match Il will
h'f The ss saSs Broosisn Cricket Club kept up it,
winning streak yesterday at Prospect PARK
where close and we'll contested match
Nth the %S ,srss rssuef N to vGSry spsl
The S'' good .tand Sf1a' q s B. standisst and B.
ssa yh0 RS. q aSs Ss aSt Ss sna es
work was done by 4. Cleayer and J. Elan,
10. while The latter played steadily fot the
- stms Tor seW' seVen 1ictets. MSnhattsn. IS,
The championship game between the Mont
clair A; c. and Nelson Ledge yesterday re-
ing slYteen runs TO win and four wickets
to- to 20 down. W, 4. Gray bstted IN good
form for Montclair, contributing 2 BY care
Y! Nsl.DSn Dls{ {Eodss Ss's chsd%ick q HpmpS-
reys, II. Tattersall and s. Holloway all man
aged TO get into the double figure list. The
score vas Montclair. co. Nelson Lodge 'Si0r
The Kings County Club had rather an cay
game with Nelson Lodge Team b In the
Sht%Don.hD ;ps o tss PyGspsis Tnpnios
score Of ia. for eight wieket-. to 50.
r.. Paterson Cricket Club sent Its Team B
to prospect Park YESTERDAY for T. ASSOCIATION 3
and q draw was the result: The Brooklyn
men were in great batting trim and ran up
q score Of i2s for four wickets when they
,Sfss Ses''rsHk Wicket. when %bsn time was called For
out.whIls f. G. NJ Browne and il. Poyer added
GwS nd mad. 20 dsIP'Ssyf ks5Sa Sc6S aana nnf for
Paterson and practically y saved the game
One OF the closest and most exciting finishes
Of the season was seen In the ,s game GaI between
scorins cor % was the order fff6e Antilles eleven.
howsye T. Re-, one Win hore rqn qG, '9Se ,be
Antilles was the top scorer Of the game The
totals were: West indians. tei Antilles. So
PATERSON. Aug. i0.-The Paterson Cricket
team here to-day in game OF the New York
Cricket Association series. With scores Of
ss from Taylor, IS from the Rev. c. W: Iwinge.
% from E. P. Tanner and % from " Buncey
aoSd rsisi'Sn only put ss, n S ancs boTed %
form for the winners and captured six wicke's
HAirrIx, Aug io.-To the surprise of
Philadelphia orlcketers and local admirers
Of the game, the United Halidas team was was
beaten to-day by IS runs with the first
the outcome was looked upon as a dead GER
tainty for the locals The Heligoninas were
ali good bats and 1t seemed a fair proposition
inning, The Belmonts In their second made
it7,. They did no phenomenal batting. but
their work was steaudysnhd uy,h they nan TOOK rev
were the top scores. THIS left tinted Halifax
with i05 TO make to win;
ndent OF success and the Belmonts equally
certain Of defeat, The great bowling of
Fing and Keenan,. no yeyer. proved too much
for 40 runs and keenan, captured three for
2s runs. The felding OF the Belmonts was
also very sharp and many runs we're pre-
vented by their fine work.
Six Of the best bats in the home team were
stumped for small scores and it looked q
Waterloo. The last bats did somewhat
60. Victory thus resulted with the Bemonts
BY IS runs The Belmonts left for home to-
night via Boston. They we're greatly pleased
with their visit and most enjoyable time;
I'd ~ twn uip nd
one defeat. was considered by them as sat
isfactory.