The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-27
CRICKETERs MAKE READY.
Twenty Three Matches to Be Played
During 1899 for the Brown
Pennant

The schedule committee of the Cali
fOrnia Cricket Association. consisting of
George Theobald of the Pacific Cricket
Club, ]. ]. Moriarty of the Alamedas and
II. H. Cookson of the reorganized Cali
fornias, has drawn up the following list
of matches for the coming season:
May ALAMEDA Cricket Club VS.. Pa
ciic Cricket Club.
May 14-Pacific Cricket Club VS.. Cali
fornia Cricket Club.
May 21-California Cricket Club VS.. AL
ameda Cricket Club.
May 2S-Married VS.. Single.
May 30, Decoration Day-Open.
June Pacific Cricket Club VS.. Ala
media Cricket Club.
June 11-Alameda Cricket Club VS.. Cali
fornia Cricket Club.
June 1S-California Cricket Club VS.. Pa
cific Cricket Club.
June 25-Banks and Insurance vs. All
Corners.
July 2-Alameda Cricket Club VS.. Pa
cific Cricket Club.
July L. independence Day-Open
July 9-Pacif1c Cricket Club VS.. Cali
fornia Cricket Club
July 16-California Cricket Club VS.. Ala
media Cricket Club.
July 2S-Banks and Insurance VS.. All
Corners.
July 30-California Cricket Club VS.. Pa
cific Cricket Club.
August 6-Pacifc Cricket Club VS.. Ala
August 13-Alameda Cricket Club VS..
California Cricket Club.
August 20-Pacific Cricket Club VS. Ala
media Cricket Club.
August 27-Alameda Cricket Club VS..
California Cricket Club
September 3-California Cricket Club
VS.. Pacific Cricket Club.
September 9, Admission Day-Open.
September ia. to L. VS.. M. to q.
September 17-Married VS.. Single (re-
turn.
Sentember 94-Alameda Cricket CII,h va
Pacific Cricket Club
October ALAMEDA Cricket Club VS..
California Cricket Club.
October S-Pacific Cricket Club VS..
California Cricket Club
The club winning the highest percent
age in the matches in the above schedo
silk pennant presented by Edward
Brown, president of the California Crick-
ct Association. In reckoning the per,
not be counted. All the matches will be
played on the grounds at Webster street,
Alameda, Freeman's Park at Golden
eters. There being three city clubs and
only one ground, one team will be COM
PEELED to stand out each Sunday C, nil,
be able to put a strong team into the
field. for it includes II. H Cookson e.
G: SIoman, Arthur Dickenson;, ], Guild,
are well-known cricketers. Among the
members ts who IN haye not yet earned d.,
reputation IN CaI1Ornla are w. II. VIII
liams of Philadelphia, F. NJ. Gum of Ia
coma and w. E. Howells of Chicago.
The Pacific Club has a splendid wicket
keeper and batsman in j. Myers, who,
in the four matches in which he played
last season actually made the highest
batting average, 1925, but was not eligi-
BILE for the Burnell prize because he had
not played in enough games. The Ala
medas also will have a good team.
The secretary of the California Cricket
Association has sent communications to
the clubs at Keswick in Shasta County,
Burns Valley and Lakeport in Lake
Jose and Los Angeles, asking them to APP
point delegates to the association. 1t is
quite likely that both the Lake County
clubs will come into the association, but
1t Is doubtful whether Placer County and
San Jose will be able to get together
elevens this season. 1t is proposed to
make up an All California eleven later
in the season to visit Portland and Ia
coma, Victoria, Vancouver and possibly
other towns in British Columbia. The
tour will be under the management of the
California Cricket Association, and only
members of clubs in the association will
be chosen on the representative team.