The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-11
HANDBALL COURTS.
Exciting and Keenly Contested Games
the Rule Yesterday.

Several very exciting games were played
at the handball courts yesterday and were
witnessed by large numbers of spectators
at the San Francisco court the following
games were played;
First game-Phil Ryan and Dan Rodgers
against NJ. Mcneil and &. Mcdonald. The rub
was won bV the former team by the following
rub was won by the same team by a score of
15-9, 1918, 15-11. Third aud fourth Tubs
were won by the latter team by the score OF
15-11, 12-15, 1913, 1872.
Second game-John Murphy aud p. Barrett
against D. Connolly and NJ Collins. The rub
was won by the latter team by the score OF
Third gamer. Shea and Z. Tracey against
j. Morris and }. O'COnnor. The rub was won
by the former team by the score OF 15-11,
1912.
Fourth game-J. Brannock and j. Leary
against r. Shea and E. Tracey. The rub was
won by the former team by the score Of Is 10,
1913.
Fifth game-J. Hausman aud G. Hines
against J. Slattery aud J. Murphy. Each SIDE
won rub by the score of 1913, 11-15. The
second rub was won by the former by the score
Sixth gsme-Morrs Murphy and j. SIattery
against Pat Kelly and j, Hausman. The latter
team won TWO straight rubs by The following
score: First rub, 15-9, 15-11; second rub,
1912, 1913.
Seventh game-A rafting single-hand game
between Patrick Kelly and Morris Murphy.
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score OF 15-S, 1910.
Eighth game-Anotner sIngle.hand game be-
tween Con Sullivan and j. Hurley. This was
for French supper. II was very exciting. and
was won by j. Hurley by the score of 15-9,
1913.
at The Union court the following games
were played:
First eame-M. Couehlan and NJ. Callahan
played James Norris and Jack Lynch. The
former won by a score OF 1910, SIS, 1912.
n (sOUpnlaD
rls played NJ. Callahan and Jack Lynch. The
latter won by the score, 1910, Ills, 1913.
Third game-John Condor and George
Hutchinson against AL PennOyer and Dan
Feeley. Tue latter won the game BY the fol-
lowing score: 1912, 1913. The second
rub was won by the former by the score.
Fourth game-John Condor and Al Pennoyer
against William Kelly and George Hutchinson.
The former won by the score, 15-I3. 1910.
TIL second rub W won by the former by the
score, 1913, 15-S.
Fifth game-Al Pateo played Mike Callahan
a singe-handed game and be former won by
score, 1873, 11-l6, 15-13.
Sixth game-Al Pennoyer and George Hutch
inson played John Condor and William Kelly.
The former won by score, 15-11, 9-15,
1913.
Seventh game-Mat Coughlan and Jack Fitz-
gibbons defeated James Norris and Jack
Lynch. Score, 1912, S-15, 15-9.
Eighth game-James Fern ana Martin Tear
ney defeated John Sloan and Nike Sloan.
Score, 15-11, 9-15, 1913.
Ninth game-Professor A. Michael md John
Condor defeated N. ODOnnell and B. Heavey.
score, 21-1S, 1874. 81 IL.
The Occidental court was well patroniZed
yesterday TO witness some lively games.
The first game A. Collins and j. Shaw de-
feated 4. Clements and w. Collins two straight
rubs. First, I'LL, 1918, 15-9; second
rub, 1913, 1912.
Then there was sIx-handed game, A. Col
Inns, j. Shaw and F. COrnyn defeated I.
Clements, w. Collins and A. Hansen. Score:
1913, 14-15. 49,.
II. MOffit and j. Sullivan defeated NJ. Daily
and j. Leary. Score: 15-l2. 1915, 15-9.
Then there was a single-handed game, ".
Collins defeated f. COrnyu. Score: 1876,
1915, I'LL.
Then came the final game of the day, the
triple game. }. Jones, the Australian, de-
feated three players, W. Williams, j. Nelson
and Z. Toy with the following score: 21-16,
1+21, 21-15.
Next Wednesday night at O'Clock there
will be one Of the best games in long time,
when J. Jones, the Australian, will play j.
HealOn and j, Bennett, two well-knOwn players.
The game will be the best three out of i've.