James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1894

T H E A m e r i c a nCricketA n n u a l. T O T N I O R(THE “ LILLYWHITE" OF AMERICA. ) F I F T H Y E A R O FP U B L I . T H ER E C O G N I Z E D A U T H O R I T Y U P O NT H EG A M EI N T H E U N I T E DS T A T E SA N DC A N A D A , Containsthe official records andaverages of all the principal Clubs of America, with special articles on various subjects by prominent Cricketers S i t a in the UnitedStatesa n dC a n a d a. T h eTourof the Australian T e a mwith full scores of all matches. P R E S SO P I N I O N S : N e wYork Herald.--" Contains a mass of information of the game as played in the U n i t e dStatesa n dC a n a d a." Philadelphia Times. " It is an admirable and useful hand-book, and the present numberis a distinct advance on the former standard of excellence adopted by its experi- encedcompiler." ChicagoHerald.-" It is replete with the statistics of the principal Clubs of America, andJeromeFlannery,the Editor , is to be congratulated onbringing the workto its present highstandard." PhiladelphiaPublic Ledger.-" Thebook is compiled by Mr. JeromeFlannery, one ofthe best known Cricket writers in this Country ,and is not only accurate and complete in all its details and records , but a standard authority uponthe game." British American.-" The book is a complete compendiumof the game as played throughout the United States and Canada. Therecords presented are unusually complete, while the whole volume will be found exceedingly interesting by Cricketers everywhere ." AmericanCricketer .-- " It is full of information carefully put together , shows great accuracy andcompleteness in its details and reports , and is a work which anyoneinter- ested in the gamein the United States or Canadacannot well afford to be without ." N e wYork Clipper. " It is cleverly compiled andedited byJerome Flannery, whohas addedimprovements in each succeeding issue . Inaddition to the statistics of the principal clubs, the Annual' contains manyattractive and instructive articles on the game, and shouldb ein the handsof everyCricketer. Toronto Empire.--" The' Annual' shows improvement every year, and this season's volumecontainsas concise andvaluablea resuméof the g a m eas couldbegathered. T h e Canadian section is muchmore complete than heretofore , and altogether the book is indispensable to any lover or follower ofthe game." Willbe sent, postage free , on receipt of P.0.0. for T w o Shillings ; any three numbersof different years (1890 , 1891 , 1892, 1893, 1894) for Five Shillings , or all five numberswill be sent for Eight Shillings . Address:- J E R O M EF L A N N E R Y , A A O S A P.O. B o x 1211, N E WY O R K