The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
Good Soccer Games on
TOday's Program
Building Trades Team Deserves
Credit for Good Showing
Made With Veterans
By Bob Shand

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Albion Rovers ...-.--...-.. II IL OF oil 2 oil 2
Scotias III III oil OIL q III ,
independents ii III Ui Ul 81 III z
InlStles .-.....-. vi vi vi vi VI vi v
San Francisco ...----.---..- II oil IL oil II 81 o
Burns .......-..........-..sl I'll O III Dl Oh II @
Building Trades ...-........ II oil II oil II 2l o
Hornets .....,.--.-.-..-....l III OF II OF 0 2l o
With large and enthusiastic crowds
attending every game, the soccer sea-
son was officially opened Sunday, and
comparative line can be had on the
ability of the teams. There was moth
ing in the nature of surprise in the
results, each game finishing as the
wise ones had predicted.
The Building Trades team, although
finishing on the losing end of the
score, is deserving of credit for Civ
ing the veteran Scotias so much trou-
BILE, and the builders can congratulate
themselves for their good showing, as
it was their first game in the big
league
The Scotia team was considerably
changed from the eleven which repre-
sented the club last year, and it can
not be said that the new players are
any improvement over the veterans
who composed the team in last years
competition. Gruer, one of the re-
sured of his place on the team during
the season, but there may be gen
eral shakeup when the selection COM
mittee gets a few more opportunities
TO see the men In action. Cadwallader
and Dewar played good football for
the Builders, and are about the two
best men on the team.
REVENGE OF VAMPIRES
The Vampires secured a sweet re-
venge by defeating the Burns two
goals to nothing. 1t will be remem-
bered that in the final of the cup com
petition last year the Scotchmen did
mo h 70 hn A To-
and took the cup away from them
when nine out of ten fans expected
the Burns. boys to get licked by any
number of goals. The Vampire team
the best of the former years players
being retained and two likely re-
cruits taking the places in the de-
Middleton. The original retiring kid,
Jack Mckenzie, who annually re-
tires from the game and then imme-
diately changes his mind, showed in
the Vampire team and played a good
game. The Burns entered this con-
test confident of victory and tried their
best to win the honors, but the SUI
Vamps earned an easy victory for the
inhabitants of the Island city.
TRIES TO FORM LEAGUES
Eddie Pomeroy- is busy at his old
tricks again.. and is trying to form
more football leagues. His idea this
time is to organize a league COM
observation-disclosures
EUREKA-Arrived Oct 9-stmr Casco, from
Grays Harbor. Oct 1e-Stmr f. A. kilburn,
hence Oct 8; stmr Prentiss, hence Oct o.
Sailed Oct 10-Stmr Casco for San Pedro.
Arrived Oct 10-Schr Ethel Zane, hence Oct
g. in tow stmr Olson & Mahony; stmr Roanoke,
from Astoria, for San Francisco.
Sailed Oct 1o-Stmr J. J. Loggie. for San
francisco; stmr Iaqua, for San Francisco; stmr
Erenss u oc Leggett e for San, San Pedro
Oct 8, with schr Andy Mahony in tow, hence
Oct o. for Seattle
REDONDO-Arrived Oct 1o-Schr Roderick
Dhu, hence Oct ., in tow tug Navigator.
TACoMA-Sailed Oct 10--Bktn James Tuft,
COOS BAY-safed Oct 1o-stmr Fairhaven.
for. San Francisco; stmr Breakwater, for AS
toria.
Thomas l.. Wand. for San Pedro.
AST0RIA-Saied Oct 1O-Stmr Rose CITY
for San Francisco; stmr Cascade, for San Fran
Sailed Oct 1o-Nor stmr Guernsey. for United
Kingdom.
HooUIAM-Arrived Oct s-stmr Doris, hence
Oct 5.
Sailed Oct e-stmr San Jacinto for San
Pedro
EASTERN PORTS
CAPE HENRY-Passed Sept 23-Nor stmr
sverre, from Baltimore, for Guaymas
NEW Y0RK-Sailed Oct 9-Ger stmr Ara
gonia, for Singapore; Br stmr Swazi, for Ade-
laide.
H0NOLULU-Sailed Oct 1o-Stmr Lurline for
MANILA-sailed Oct Ger stmr vandalia.
FOREIGN PORTS
BEACHY HEAD-Passed Oct 5-Br ship Hill
ston. from Tacoma, for United Kingdom.
press of India. from Vancouver Oct 10-Br
stmr Appalachee; pa zee, 1en hence Aug 20
Isthmian, from New York.
VALPARAIso-Arriyed prior Oct 4-Br stmr
Falloden Hail. from Norfolk.
Sailed Oct 6-Ger stmr Radames, for Ham
CoLoN-sailed Oct s-stmr Finance. for New
KUcHINoTZU-Sailed Oct s-Br stmr Queen
Helena, for Port Townsend.
HARwIcH--Arriyed Oct Ger stmr Cen
sYDNEY-Arrived Oct 1o-Br stmr Kasambo,
from New York.
SHIELDS-Sailed Oct 9-Fr bark Marechal
Davoust, for San Francisco.
yICToRIA-Arrived Oct 1o-Br stmr Lerinox
from Yokohama; Br ship Ditton, from Santa Ro-
Sailed Oct 1o-Ger stmr Scraps, for Tacoma;
Br stmr Mariana. for Sydney.
OCEAN STEAMERS
vALPARAISo-Sailed Oct 6-Stmr Radames
from San Francisco, for Hamburg.
ROTTERDAsI-Sailed Oct I0-Stmr Nieuw
Amsterdam. for New York.
SOUTHAMPToN-Sa Sailed Oct 1o-stmr Phila-
delphia, for New York.
PLYMOUTH-Arrfved Oct 10--Stmr st. Paul
from New York, for Cherbourg and Southampton
TAfCAHUANo-s Sailed Oct 7-stmr setos
from Hamburg, etc, via Punta Arenas, for San
NEW YoRK-Arrived Oct 1o-Stmr ST. Louis
from southampton.
Sailed Oct 1o--Stmr Umbrla for Liverpool and
Southampton; stInr President Lincoln, for
Bremen; stmr Barbarossa. for Bremen stmr
Finland for Antwerp; stmr Koenig Albert, for
HAVRE4sailed Oct 1o-stmr La savoIe. for
New York.
for New York.
LIvERPooL-Arrived Oct 1o-stmr campa-
MIA from New York.
HARwICH-Arrived Oct 10-Stmr Pentaur
from San Francisco. via Punta Arenas, Monte
video and Las Palmas.
HoNGKoN oNG--Arrived previous Oct 1o-stmr
Appalachian from San Francisco; stmr Asia
from San Francisco, via Honolulu and Yoko-
hama.
Memoranda
Per ship Star of France, at San Francisco Oct
10 from Cooks inlet-Sept 10, lat 55 deg n
long 14O deg w had heavy southeast gale in
creasing to a hurricane. lasting three days, with
barometer at 2S.3S. Threw ship on her beam
ends and filed decks to the rails: flooded cabin
andsf sforecastle: bursted windows; blew away sew
eraI sails shifted boats from skids and con
siderable damage around the decks. The captain