The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-19

with a challenge to play The winner OF the
Donnelly-Daiy match on Sunday, Decem-
Der 2.
Following we're the games played at the
San Francisco court yesterday:
j. Brown and P. Barry defeated w. Darris
and George Ward by me iohoWing score:
p Rsrrett md nj. Mcdonald defeated w.
Doane and j. Sullivan by tnr following score |:
21~12. 1871, 21-15. eM
e Rrown and George Ward defeated w.
Darris and P. Barry by the following score:
1916. 1918. 1913.
NJ Mcneil and q. Mcdonald defeated p.
RYAN and j. Rodgers by the following score:
Phil Ryan ana J. Rodgers defeated G. Nc
Donald and NJ. Mcneil by the following score:
r. Shea and r. Shields defeated D. Connolly
and II. Moffett by the following score: 15-9.
12-15, 15-6
LavelIe and w. Flint by the following score:
21-1S. 1921. 21-19.
W, Doan and P. Barrett defeated NJ. Nc
Donald and j. Sullivan by the following score:
21-1S, 1871, 21-12:
j. Harlow and NJ. McEvely played M. Dillon
and NJ. Melon Id. They played the best three
out of five. 81 aces. Each side won two games
McEvely by the following score:
Harlow and McEveiy. ..........21 10 IA 81 II
Dillon and Mcdonald. ........12 81 81 10 II
At the Union Court the following games
were played:
John j. Dillon and William Fl. McManus
against William Mcmahon and James OLearv.
The latter team won by the score of 81 to II,
81 TO 10.
nedy and IL. Batzner by the score of 81 to 16,
81 TO Is.
A well-contested game between Terry Nc
Manus and Robert Knowles. two heavyweight
amateurs. The latter won after a hard struggle
by the score of 81 TO 10, 81 10 Is.
James Nelson and Mat CDughan against Pat
Barrett and John McDermott. The form r
team won by the score OF 81 10 IT, 81 10 Is.
Al Pennoyer and Charles Johnson defeated
Professor Lynch and Z. Williams by the score
OF p to IL. 81 to II:
and c. Basch. The Basch brothers made It
very interesting for their opponents, but the
former team won by the score OF 81 to 10. 81
to II.
A singIe-handed game between Professor
Lynch and e. johnson. This was very in.
teresting game and was won by the former by
the score OF 81 to Is, 81 to II.
A. A. Friedlander and Austin Henry de-
feated Dan FenDigan and NJ. Devine. The
feature of the game was the inner court play
of Friedlander, which won The game for the
former Team by the score OF 21-19, 21-17.
The event Of the day was d four-handed
game between A. Swanson and John McKenla,
and Dan Dougherty and W. White. The former
team won by thr terrific tossing Of Swanson by
the score OF 2I-16, 21-17.
The Occidental court was packed to wit
ness some very Interesting games.
W. Grant defeated AL Prltchard after very
close game. Score: 21-14. 1921. 2l-13
j. Hurley defeated +. Cornyn. Score: 81
ii, 1921, Pill.
NJ. Mulaney defeated R. Pontiac. Score:
21-13, 1921, 21-9.
j. Shaw played NJ. Mullaney and L. Kenny
Shaw was Overmatched, and Mullaney and
Kenny won with The score: ALI, 21-I4
Shaw and +. COrnyu defeated L. Kenny and
Nj. Mullaney. Scort: 21-14, 17-2I, 21-19.
A. Collins played w. Long and J. Roberts
Each side won game and the final game will
take p ce next Sunday.
l.. Kenny defeated T. Cornyp. Score: 2l-
II, 21-16.
Then came the final game of the day, between
j. Jones, the Australian, against j. c. Nealon
and ID. j. Daily, the Oakland champion. There
was some very pretty play on both sides, Jones
winning three. games 10 his opponents one
The score stood:
ZONES. ;.''''''..'...-.....".2l ~ 81 II
Nedlon anu Daiy. LIB Il Is III
There is great talk about the return
match next Wednesday-ladies' n ight-J.
Jones. the Australian, and al Hampton
Of the Olympic Club against j. Riurdan,
the coast champion, and j. Harlow, the
well-knOwn amateur. 1t will be the best
three games out of five. The game pre-
yious &c the match will be the final for the
second-class medal between G. Ackerson
and j. Purcell. 81 straight aces. Both
start even.