The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
CHckefers to Beqin
Second Round
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
By William Unn1ack

competition. The other four teams all
| have two wins each to their credit, or
| 4 points-just l point behind the Bar
! barians.
| To be put out of it's position the
/ Alameda team will have to be defeated
three times in the next five games,
which is hardly probable.
The cricket shown in last Sundays
game at Alameda was not very high
class. The bowling analysis shows out
more prominently than the batting.
| The Alameda batting last Sunday
was very poor as compared with its
previous attempts
other games if it expects to go through
the season without a defeat
| The match Great Britain against the
rest of the association was an esxcep-
! tional1y interesting game. The main
feature was the brilliant inning of
| Harry Elliot. with a score of g.. Had
/ his attention not been distracted it is
| more than probable that Elliot would
| again have reached the Gentry and es-
tablisned a record for cricket here As
/ it is l do rot think there Is any other
! cricketer on this coast VINO has made
/ two such remarkable scores I21 not
out and 92) in two successive games
| here.
! Besides Harry Elliot there were some
! otlier good batsmen- Earle, with a..
played an exceptionally good game
| His strokes were neat and his placing
of the bali good. Renwfck. u. played
an aggressive game. II. L. Eliiots IS
was .the outcome of good cricket
! Probably the holiday on Saturday
/ had something 10 do with the selected
teams not showing up in full force
Quite a number of the men selected
failed to appear. Their places were
| filled by men on the grounds. Men Sc
lected so play should certainly notify
I the association if they are unable to
take part and so give the seIectors a
| chance to fill their places before a
game.
The two games to be played today
| will mark the opening of the second
round of the championship race. The
/ game between Alameda and the rejuye
mated Pacif1cs ought to prove one of
/ the classiest games of the season. With
| Wilkes, the Elliot brothers, Cassidy and
| Howard. the Pacifcs have men who are
! sure TO give their opponents good
deal of trouble. All these men are now
| in their best form. The Elliot brothers
and Howard with the bat and Cassidy
| and Wilkes with the ball are sure to be
| hard nuts for the Alameda team.
On the other hand, Alameda has a
good all round team and as a team has
| been performing more consistently
! than any of the other eleyenE.
The game viii be a good one from
start to finish and I would not be sur
prisel to see Alameda suffer its first
defeat
AT the stadium the Golden Gate team
| Will meet the ex-champions, San Fran
I cisco county. This viii also prove to
be good game, as both teams ap-
pear to be evenly matched.
Both are on even terms in the mat
| ter Of competition poists, with two
wins and three loses each.
The averages changed again during
| the week Several of the Wanderers
| stetson. for San Pedro; schr Mary Dodge, for
FORT BRAGG-Arri7ed July 11-stmr James
/ s. Higgins hence July TO-
| Sailed July 11-Stmr Brunswick, for San
Francisco.
! TAT0osH-Passed in July 11--St1nr Tampico,
hence July T. for Seattle; four masted hktn-
Passed out July 11-Nor stTnr Titarin, for
| San Francisco; stmr Charles Nelson from Seat
/ tie for San Francisco; Danish bark HaviIa,
! from Tacoma, for United Kingdom.
Passed in July 11-Stmr Pennsylvania, from
! CREsCENT-Passed in July 11-Steamer no
! signals.
| Coos Bay. from San Pedro, and sailed for San
Francisco.
! for Skagway; stInr Portland, for Valdez.
Sailed July 11-Stmr Buckman, for San Fran
FARALLoN ISLANDS = Passed July IL
| 2:30 y. m. four masted ship. bound in; 5 D. m,
three masted schooner: bound in.
| ASTORIA-Sailed July I-Stmr State OF
California for San Francisco.
SEWARD-To arrive July 15-stmr Dora,
POINT LOBoS-Passed July 11-stmr Lakme.
from Eureka for San Pedro Br stmr Lonsdale
from Guaymas, for Victoria;
! SAN PEDRO-Arriyed July 11--Stmr Nanda-
lay. hence July S; stnlr Willapa, from willapa
harbor.
stmr Chehalis. for San francisco: stmr Santa
Monica. with schr Tampa in tow, for San Fran
cisco; schr Esther Buhne, for Coos bay. stmr
Roma. for San Francisco; stmr Hanalei. for
San Francisco stmr Carmel for San Fran
! cisco; stmr George ". Fenwick, for San Fran
| TERMINAL ISLAND-Sailed July lis D. m
stmr George ". Fenwick. for San Francisco.
BAND0N-Arrived July lilo a. m, stmr
Elizabeth hence July s.
PoRT san LTis-Arrived July 11-stmr
Coos Bay. from San Pedro, to sail July IL for
''a PoRT LUDLow-sailed July 11-stmr liver
| ton. for San Pedro.
NeuonuO EASTERN PORTS
DELAWARE RREAKWATER-Arrived July
| lo-Stmr Missouri. from Puerto Mexico.
ISLAND PORTS
HILo-Sailed July G-Schr Spokane, for Port
MAHUKoNA-Arrived July 1o-Bark Mohi.
HoNoLULU-Arrived July 1o-U s stmr Are
iie'' "'''ee FOREIGN PORTS
SOJTRABAYA-Arrfved June 26-Br stn1r
Den of Kelly. from Manila.
GIBRALTAR-passed July l0-Br stmr An
tflochus from Victoria. for Liverpool
IIZARD-Passed July 10-Ger ship Tarpen-
hex from Seattle for United Kingdom
/ CoLoN-Sailed July 6-Stmr Esperanza, for
New York.
UoNGKoNG--Arrived prior July 11--Er strnr
Sheila from, Seattle. via Hakodate: Br stnr
Winpebaro hence June 9.
FaTMOTrTH-Arriyed July f1--Br shin Alley
auder Black from oregon; Ger ship Tarpenbek
%, 9o,TTFs,ENssT0wN-sailed July 1o--Fr ship La
PerolIse fos Antwerp.
OCEAN STEAMERS
CHERBoURG-SaiIe July io-Stmr Deutsch-
land. from Hamburg and southampton, for New
York.
NEW YoRK-Arrived July f1-Stmr Kaiserin
Auguste from Hamburg
Sailed July 1f-Stmr Nnnetonka. for London:
stmr New York fer Southampton, via Plymouth
and Chertorre: stmr VadeTland, for Antwerp
via Dover: stmr Carolina. for Liverpool. via
Queenstown; stmr Germania, for Marseiies via
PALERMo-sail July 1o-stmr Ncrd Amer
ika from Genoa for New York
HAyRE-SaiIed July 11-Stmr Ia Provence
for New York
gheiIa from Tacoma and Seattle, via Honolulu
etc: stmr Winnehago. from san Francisco.
LoNDoN-Ssiled July 11-stnr Minnehaha,