The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
CRICKET ELEVEN
ON A PILGRIMAGE
Pacific, San Francisco COun-
ty and Alameda Clubs Send
Teams to Seaside Resort

A team Of members OF the Pacific
Cricket Club left this city yesterday
for Santa Cruz. The team will play a
return match to-day against the eleven
/ of the Santa Cruz Cricket and Athletic
I Club. As the seaside town is crowded
at this season, accommodations for the
visitors were engaged several days ago.
Some Of the team may return to San
Francisco after the match. but others
will spend the Sd and 4th at Santa
Cruz The Pacific represen tatives are
John ". Myers (captain), H. c. Cassidy.
the Rev. S. H. Wingheld-Digby Chap
lain of the Seamen's Institutel. A. W.
Wilding, c. 2. Coles. z. H. NJ. Lam
nowe. w. Petherick, j. ]. Theobald, G..
L. Hearst, Norman Logan and E. H
Wilkes. The team is not a strong one,
as it does not include Dr. o. N. Taylor,
the only Pacific bowler whose average.
up to June IS entitled him to a place
in the first nine bowIers of the Asso-.
citation: E. H. Wilkes. who is. a good
performer with bat and ball, or H. D.
BowIy. The Santa Cruz team, however.
will lack the services of Stephen Stagg.
and E. F. Hilton, who are now in Great
Britain.
media Cricket Club will go down to
Santa Cruz and tomorrow will meet
an eleven of the Santa Cruz. Club in a
return match, the first having been
played at Alameda on Decoration day.
The Alameda team will consist Of c.
H. Ward (captain), W. H. McNaugh-
ton. F. ]. BenniOn, F. ]. Croll, f. a.
Stahl, c. Banner. j. Brown. Fl. w,
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and S. NJ. Foster.
BY the same train the San Francisco
County team will travel TO Santa Cruz.
where on Independence day they wiz
play a return match against the Santa
Cruz Cricket Club. Harold b. Rich-'
ardson. the captain Of the San Fran
cisco County Cricket Club, being absent
IN British Columbia, E. NJ. Petersen
will captain the eleven. which will be
made up of T. ]. A. Tfedemann, W. r.
Stewart, c. W. Irish. H. F. Pepys. II.
Roberts. J. Chadwick, r. w. Weaver.
f. G. SIOman. W. L. Holmes and II. F..
Boulton. Most of the members of the
eleven will be quartered during their
visit in the tented city.
The match married VS.. single set
down to be played last Sunday on the
married side j. ]. Theobald, H n
Storrs. G. Fl. Ward and H. c.. Cassidy
were absent: and the single team lacked
W. Petherick, F. II. Wilkes, A. w,
Wilding. F. Stahl. F. j. Croll apd II,
Roberts. Only seven men of the mar
ried team being on hand and only f1ve
of the single eleven. the remainder ar
ranged the scores to suit themselves.
Lannowe being credited with s. runs.
/ T. ]. A. Tiedemann with so. D. jamie
son with 90 not out. HE. Boulton with:
80 aud so on. An imaginary summary
of the bowling was also concocted, but
care was not taken to make the runs
scored off the bowIers. correspond to
those alleged to have been made by
the batsmen. The standing of the clubs
in the contest for the championshiD
pennant of 1904 is now as follows:
Club Played. Won. Lost. Per cent
Alameda .,..........s 2 : 20
santa cruz ......3 / s3f-a
Many great scores were made bv
English cricketers during the month
/ of June. In one week Quaife. of War
wickshire made 200 not out against Es-
sex; Rhodes scored 1O7 for Yorkshire
in the second innings against Surrey:
Tyldesley made 21O runs in los min
utes for Lancashire against Somerset
shire; Knight compiled 14O runs in 21O
minutes for Leicestershire. against
London County; Seymour made los in
/ the first innings and 1856 not out in the
/ second for Kent against Worcester
shire; c. J. B. Wood made no in f55
minutes for Leicestershire against Lon.
don County; F. Mitchell Of the South
African team scored 102 not out against
Cambridge University; F. S. Jackson OF
Yorkshire made 15S against Surrey at
] Bradford On June s L. J. Moon scored
16e for the Gentlemen of England
against /. ZingaEi; Captain z. G. Wyn-
yard made 147 and z. F. Steel III for
Zingari in the same match The great
est score was c. B. Fry's 226 for Sus-.
sex In three days eighteen centuries.
] were made in frst-class cricket. -