The morning call., 1894-09-10

| and w. Hynes on the one side and A. d.
Hampton and j. Slattery on the other.
Bonnet and Hynes had three games out of
five placed to their credit and won. The
! Cyclone was III bad luck yesterday. He
played In the first two games. losing one
end winning one. Later on lie met John
| Purcell in single-handed game and was
! defeated, much to his chagrin. But Pur-
cell was fresh. while the Cyclone was
almost used up by playing in the other two
games. Purcell will require to exercise
all bis skill next Sunday, as the Cyclone
| will then meet him on even terms and
rattlng game may be expected.
There Will be splendid exhibition of
handball at the Occidental on Wednesday
night. RoTdan, the Pacific Coast cham
pion, and Pat Dohneily are smarting under
| their defeat last Wednesday night and
will again try to annhilate Jones, the
Australian chaml ion. on next Wednesday
| night Jones Will have with him j. G.
Nealon, and If Riordan and Donnelly can
score a victory from these two they will
have good reason to be proud of the
achievement.
An interesting event at the Union Court
was the single-handed game between
| king" McManuS and his nephew, Ter
renee McManus. The yOungster won
| both games. although the king" was
! close up TO him each time. There were
several very exciting games at this court.
Following were the games played at the
|
First game-James Mcdonald defeated John
| Mcpherson IN a single handed game by score
| of 21-l4. 1921, 21-16.
Second game-P. Barrett and C. Butterheld
| defeatrd d j. Morris and NJ. Mcneil by the score
! OF 15-9, 12-15, 1913.
Third game-J. Finnigan and James White
defeated Il. Moifett and P. Smith by the score
! OF 15-6, 11-15, 1910.
| EFourth game-H. Motfett and j. Finnigan de-
| feated j. Morris aud z. Barrett by the score Of
! 1912. S-i5, 1912.
/ ted milf
in single-handed contest by the score of
! Pip, 1921, 2l-15.
Sixth game-W. Williams and w. McMahon
played Tom Barry and j. Hsusman The best
| TWO OF three, 21 aces. Each side won a game
| aud the tnal was won by Williams and Nc
Mahon by score of 21-l6 1921. 21-I9.
defeated d. Connolly and NJ. Prince two
rubs. Score: FirsI rub, 15-12. 9-15, 1913;
| second rub, 1910, 12-15, 15-7.
! Eighth game-The undefcaled amateur
| champions OF The coast Harlow ana Lawiess
again demOnstr ated their superority over a
| rival amateur team composed OF PennOyer and
! Kelly by defeating them in the best three out
OF i've, II aces, by The score OF
narrow ara IawesS sS.'.''''....'.''....Io y u y
| heliy anu Fenhoyer.....s ~ IA 10
Harlow and Lawless are open TO play any
/ amateur team ON the coast.
! Ninth and final game. Condor and j. Har-
! low played w. Kelly and q. Hutchinson the
| best three out of five, 2l aces. Each side won
| two games and the final was won by Condor
aud Harlow. Score:
! Condor and Harlow
/ Kelly and Hutchinson......... Al IA q II Is
There was good attendance at the
| Occidental Court To witness some verv
! close games yesterday.
! t. Lavele and +. sornyn defeated A. Collins
and the Cyclone: 21-I6. 1921, 21-19.
Ben Clements and the Cyclone defeated A
Collins and +. Cornyn. Score: 21-14, 1921,
! 21-17.
Ben Clements played F. Cornyn singl e.
! handed game. Each side won rub FIRST
21-16,i 21-12; second, 21-17 14-2l, 81
! 10.
NJ. Mullaney and c. Kelleher defeated A.
Collins aud NJ. Daily. Score: 2l-16, 1921.
}. Purcell defeated the Cyclone IN single
! handed game. Score: 21-I6. 1921, 2l-14
Then came the final game nf the day T. F.
| Bonnet and W. HyneS played A. Hampton and
! j. Slatiery the best three gaines out of i've
Each side won two games, aud Bonnet and
| Hynes won the final. Score:
Bonnet ana Hynes...,..............2lI II 2l Ia 2l
Siattery and Hampton. .16 u i3 81 Is
Next Wednesday will be ladies' night
when four of the best players on the coast
will meet. j. Jones. the Australian, and
! J. G. Neal,n will play j. Riordap. the
coast champion, and Pat Donnelly the
best three games out OF five
| There were several interesting games at
/ the Union Court yesterday, as follows:
First game-P. McGlade and w. White
| against Dan DoDerty and Charles Long. Each
side won game, but the final game and rub
were won by the former team by score OF 2I
TO 15, 21 to 18. 81 to 20.
Second game-H. HanifoTd and Ii. Betzener
against +. 1eahan and II. McKenna The game
ana rub were won by the latter team by tile
score of 21 to 19. 21 to 20.
Third game-Pr0fessor Lynch and Charles
johnson against Ed Peters and Ed Warren
/ The rub was won by the latter team by the
! score Of 81 to A. 81 II.
Fourth game-A sirgle-hand game between
| Professor Frank Howard and Arthur Hill the
| former giving the latter Two hands and win
ming in capital style by The score of 81 10 I5, 81
to17.
Fifth game-Then Professor Frank Brown
| and Frank Howard took the court for a single
! handed game, which was clos and exciting
| The game and rub were won by Brown by a
! close score OF 21 to Is, 81 10 20.
| Sixth game-The lovers of handbaIl were
| treated 10 genuine surprise when John
Mckenla and Alex Swanson, two DoyIces de-
| feated such old-time players as Long and
Doherty. L. was as prettily i contested game as
was ever seen on ;he coast. Following is the
! score:
McKenna and Swanson. son.....................2l 81
Long and Doherty. .........................I5 s
Seventh game-Jean Williams and p John
son against Charles johnson ana Austin Hem
dy. The game and rub were won by the for
mer team by the score: 21 to IA, 21 To II.
/ Eighth game-James Wren and Jean WI
| liams against James Nelson and f. Poutaco
| the former team winning the rub easily by the
| score: 81 to 10. 81 TO 9.
Ninth game-"King" McManus against Ter
! rance Mcmanus, his nephew, who proved 100
| much for the uncle Although the king"
| played an excellent game Torrance was too
supple for him and won by the score of 81 to
| II. 81 TO 10.
Tenth game-The event OF the day was a
| triple handicap game, John RlOrdan against
James Wren and James Nelson. Each slice
won game and the final was won by RiOrdan.