The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-17

| day and won every game he took part in.
! his fame is spreading and ". Williams OF
| the San francisco court is out with a
challenge to play him as socn as he likes
| Williams IS an Australian and If the Cy-
clone accepts, which he is sure to do, he
Will no doubt uphold the honor of the Pa
! cific Coast.
Jones did no: play yesterday, but on
wednesday night be will again meet his
two old opponents, j. c. Nealon and T. F.
Bonnet, who have for weeks been waiting
for chance to lower his colOrs.
There were several interesting games at
the Union court, notably the one between
Patrick Kelly and Tom Barry on the one
side and w. Kelly and G. BiSSett on the
other, each side winning a rub. Another
exciting game was between Barry and
6lssett and j. Norris and W. Duane, the
latter team winning In two straight. Rior-
dan, the coast champion, was not feeling
well enough to play yesterday. Next Sun
day there Will be championship game at
the Union which will be well worth seeing
Owing to the lights not being in proper
trim the formal opening of the San Fran
cisco court since its renovation has been
postponed till Saturday next, when there
VIII be great gathering of handball en-
thusiaStS.
Following were the games played at the
San francisco court yesterday:
First game-P. Ryan and j. Rodgers defeated
7: Mckinnon and q. Mcdonald by he score of
15-6, 12-15, 15-11.
second game-P. Barrett and q. Mcdonald
played 2. Ryan and j. Rodgers Each side won
a rub, ana the deciding rub VIII be played next
Sunday.
Third game j. Finnegan and R. Wilson
played W. Norris and j. Duane. Each side
won rub by the following score: FIRST rub
Ftunigan and Wilson, 1912. 9-l5, 1873;
second ruD-Duane and Norris, 15-S, 1915,
15-ll
Fourth game-W. Williams and Matt Meagher
q tod DEfn \
9-15. 15-6; second rub, 1913. 5-I5, ISL
Fifth game-H. Moffett ana Daniel O'Brien
defeated j. Fnnigan and G Russell by the fol.
lowing score 15-6 II 10, 1913.
sixth game. Harow aud j. Dillon played
AL Pennoyer and q. Hutchinson the best three
and The final game was won by Harlow ana
Dillon By score OF:
Harlow aud DiIOu.... ...,.,...l6 81 81 10 81
tennOyer and Hutchinson .....2I II II u 20
Seventh aud final game-J. Harlow and j.
LaWless playel NJ. Dillon ana AL PennOyer the
best three out OF five, 81 aces Harlow and
Lawless demonstrated their ability of claiming
me amateur championship of the coast by
winning three games straight by the following
score:
h haIi%w a and aawdess II p
DlHOh ana fennoyer................ II 16
w. Williams, who claims Australia as his
home, is out with challenge TO play the Cy.
clone OF the Occidental court.
There was a good crowd at the Occi
very Lively games.
Ben Chapman of Australia defeated J.
OBren and j. Comb by the following score:
21-17. PHO. 81 IA.
j. hurley and the Cyclone played T. Gle
ments and a. Collins. Each side won a rub
and the Cyclone and Hurley won the final
game. Score: Pill. 1921. PHO.
r. Pontiac and l.. Kenny played j. Shaw and
Ben Clements. Each won rub. aud Shaw and
Clements Won tue tna Score: Pip, 1921
21-17.
Clements aud f. COrnyn. Score: 2I-14,
17-21, 21-13.
Then came singIe-handed gam between T.
Curley and n. Hewson. Each won a game and
the deciding game will be played next SUNDAY.
Bob Shields and j. Cunningham were de-
feated by A. Collins and T. Curley. Score:
Ellie, l7-21, 21-14.
r. Pontiac and H. MeNevn defeated L.
Kenny and I. Clements. Score: 21-11, 1921,
2I-15.
Then came the final games of the day. Pat
DOnneliy and j. Purcell defeated I. f. Bonnet
and Dehnis DAILY. Score: 21-18. 1921
21-11.
Then Pat DonneTy and D. Daily defeated
I. f. Bonnet aud j. Purcell Score: 21-I3,
14-21, 2l-1S.
Wednesday will be ladies' night. when
j. Jones, the Australian. will play j. c.
NealOn and 7. f. Bonnet the best three
games out Of five.
Several exciting games were PLAYED at
the Union court as follows:
First game-Professor Lvnch and NJ. COurh.
Ian against {. johnson and John Howe. Tie
game and rub were won by the former team by
the score OF p 10 49, u to Is.
Secund-Terance Men anus and T. Kehoe
against John WIlds ana 7. kearns. This game
was for French dinner. and was won bV the
latter team by The score of 81 to 49, 81 to 90
THIRD rafting single-handPd game be-
tween he Champion of San Jose, j. Carni-
chaeI and William McAlauus. he feature or
the game was the service or McManus he win.
ming the game and rub by the score of II tol4
81 10 10.
Fourth game-W Hanniford and H. Ratz-
ener against f. Teahan ana II. McKenna tour
nOvices proved Ia be interesting the latter
team winning easily by the score of 21-13 and
21-15.
Filth eame-John McKenna and Alex Swan
sou against 7. McGlade and W. White, two
heavy weights, each weighing over 22O pounds
notwithstanding their weight the former Team
won easily bv the score of 2I-11 and 21-9.
Sixth game-Dan DOherty and L. Long
against I. HeddIck and q. AckersOn The lat
Ter team being out of practice lost the game by
the score of 2l-16 aud 21-1S.
Seventh game. johnson and L. Howard
against j. Nelson and Professor Lynch. Each
side won a rub by the score of 21-14 2I-l6
Pills and 2l-2O.
Eigth game-B. Regain and w. Mckenzie
against Ned Ryan and Tommy OBrien. The
former won by the score of 21-l7 21-19.
The feature OF the game was the activity OF
RYAN, who weighs 275 pounds.
Ninth game-T. Barry and e. Bissett against
j. Norris aud W. Dunno. The game aud rub
were won by the latter eam by the score of
2l-17, 21--20.
Tenth game-Patrick Kelly and Tom Barry
against w. Kelly and q. BisSelt The features
OF The game were he inside play and serv-
ice of Barry. Each side won n rub. Following
Is the score: 21-14, 21-16 21-1S, 2l-2O.
Eleventh game-J0hn McCauIey, The clever
single handed game. McCauley's service was
terrific. The score was: 2l-9, Pill