, 1874-10-09

HANp.HALI4.


AANp-hALL.
Yosterdhy hltornooh unrtnett's hand-ball Rl1ey,
No. 177 North Water atroot, waB packod to wit
noss tic game, announced in yostor,lay's rn1n.
e'. ~ ,,,.,.3a ~.I..st = - o.~ahv' ~ 1"a
sheahhnt OF 1oieuo' nRh'nst fefoh, or uhscago,
and Carney. OF Toledo. Bost thrco out Of five
games. Among those pronont woro Mosars.
| 4pnow Casov, D'I}yrno. Calvin. nnf manv ot,,ora
- Th,,aao md tho nont,omon fror, rs,"sa r.,oa
" o.i'o"so' "'o '"u s.ou I+on ~. 1o'eoo
mohtaohea IN Sessoraay" 'bs"o. Inc contost
wan va!odictory onos 1t boing tho owe Of tho
departure Of tho Toledo boys tomeward.
On thu ou,sat tho oflda, wero decidedly In favor
| ~ 0,nIo,, 49,, a,oohor rto rrot toss :, a,,
oof1en al'u oae..'Au: A,lo ntas toae Ano
snpsoauont pMY OF sheRhan IN the "sss Ratlfo
evidenced hia confidence III hia partner beyond
| controversy. Aa tho rama proerepscd. O'1}rien'a
acouaintaueos dou,ared him ont of condition
;',a. saasoa s,ass a 'n. w. ~ ," -.
Jun. 'nsn, ewing 70 'a''eo resulting i1o" 'oss o'
rest ana other annoynncaH'--thoy might 10 tho
result Of political anxiety for a|E they knew.
Ills physical Ahotteon,1ngs woro mett on the otlor
hand, by tho reflection that botl, Of tho boys on
| tho otloE sido-fcron and Carney sufrcrod from
fatigue aftor the Gac 1ny before yesterday. Con-
partner alHo played day before yesterday, aid
concoding Y ms consoauonco that tie oontent-
ants wcro oil equally tircf, tho otl1a-allowing
! O'BfiaE'H rrcstigo-Voro nt onco Ii. favor Of
obrloi ana al1. hn partner: THE was tho feoling
1}i!a opening game cnthuBoa tho spectators
grandly, who favored the O'l3ron intorcat, M 1t
resulted III ita favor 81 tod: On the other hand,
tho irionds OF the Foron tntorost asnnacd them~
| seIvcs with tho iuoa that Foron was only "play-
ing off, or" taling 4 reat " from hts labors Of
thu day preceding. Thcra were those present,
howoyor, who laRcd thoir cnucuslons or tho
game, ~ in favor OF tue boat tfunu out Of five.
The Eoccud ganle, resulting n Acoro Of 81 to
GIN favor Of feron and cayney. cotnn,oncea
| making uasttsta look Interesting. It was OBJ
sorsoa OH t],IE ganlc, for the ,jrs,t tinlt, tEaL
Fnron AMI Carrthy ha!n, scs" cxec.'lif, s!sir
record Fcrots toa,ius a,l hittll;. E.nl CTR
ney's hitting anil toar'n:. stlr~itu,t nil of tho
spectators. Especially nj iarart!sd F"run. II was
fteely slatett tint TO pu5ai much better tlh.l II
large s;aka wers up. In tlss event, ha best
trlenas ass!aro' he wo''l9 not exhibit half tho
II tue second gono! nl:'ls mattaln luok
interesting, the third la&'ia them lively.
TLia Eauo resaltud ill., score
Of y to u II favor VI Earon and Car',oy. The
result actually smlzea Inc olr!on and shohaun
Would doubtless run nigh. No "onder. doro
woro three games played out Of five. leaving tic
scale about a. .aas: F!rss gamo-o'b'ion and Shea
aan, II; teron aud Carney, 4; majority for
asd Carney, u; obren and shcatan, y; ma
reron aad Carney, 81; o'Brien and slleahan,
" ma1ol1ty Tor Tcfon anu carney, u. Nit
1or,lY III thn three games, all told. III
favor of Feron and Carney. Aud only two
moro gamea 60 pay. II obnon cared about his
1eputRuon,-polhg reported great piayor.-
Ae inuss e2fta1isly postlr himself now as the
next twn , AMI last games wore necaasary to yio~
tofy' lne loloao boy. snoahhn, looked as 1t be
appreciated tho situation keonly, OBrien. while
hla couhtonance indicated nothing particular,
dGmohstratou Gy tho WY lis hal1d and arm
Vlpratea .nat lib 1htentloha were honorable TO
say tho least; IN lhts cohnectlon, 1t MAJ bo
stated that oBrlen'a tactics at handball lay in
tNe movements OF h's arm. ~r1Ht, mud hand.
iao movements or tho bottS he pollevcB-and
as to ptac1pg tho ball.
~ tho fourth game was commenced amid tho
Efehtcst oXcitemont among tlls spectators. The
moment tno bali wont Hhtrting from the i!rst
toseer, . fntnof fat along tho ga!lory: Gravo
noda wore 1nalc nero ana moro ny OBrion'a anu
eheAhar6 trtends, anu eonntehanens actually
grow palo lost they might loso tlis their only
hope-nos fegaru'hR tho 1ace ahoad that, II they
ulu. "in the ;Gano,-hs they must to Wln,-
thoY nttHt needs win ono caho: game still. Yet
oht1en anu Shealian vert TO work, anu aept to
WORK, occasionally sendlng the ball against
Ierons body to Eaop him awa;e. Az
it were. Soon thoy had piled aco
upon ace, 'regard'eas oi Consequences. Then
teron commenced fcollng unweli. by reason
u frequent tattersug. 1t DID not ErleVo y Brien
and Hi1oahnn much, II appeared; AZ much to tho
reliof Of gil concerned O'lsr'on nnd shoahan won
tue game ~ 4 scoro OF VI 10 y.
Ihla now iott the battle . question OF "np
stlchs." Obron and sheal'a''' seemed to like
the position. 10th gentlonien ueonloa in this
tno WY, oDrleu nosfowea llls; o l. wns perfect
-a,,sa ,,iI ~ .r',r' n ~. ,.nas. ~ n1u ' tia3