The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-26
IT is DONNELLY.
And the Other Mans
Name Is Dennis.
Final Game for the Amateur Hand
ball Championship of the
Pacific Coast.

The deciding game in the handbalI tour
nament for the amateur pionship of
the Pacific Coast between Patrick T. Don
nelly and Dennis Daily, champion of Oak
land, attracted large number of admirers
of the sport to the Occidental Court yes
terday afternoon.
Donnelly appeared to have quite recov-
tred from his illness and played a mas
terly game. His judgment was perfect
and in every respect he again proved that
he stands among the foremost players in
the United States and worthily bears the
honor of amateur champion of the coast.
DAILY played a plucky game. but it was
easily seen that he was no match for his
antagonist. He deserves credit. however,
for doing his level best to make his defeat
an honorable one. The score at the finish
stood: Donnely 81, DAILY II. Donnelly re-
ceived an ovation and was warmly con-
graduated by his friends.
Another exciting game at the Occidental
was between Champion Jones and J. G.
Nealon and AL Hampton. The two latter
played TO win. but Jones managed 10 score
the fifth aud deciding game.
AT the San Francisco court several
closely contested games were played. One
of the best was between Austin Hendry
and r. Linehan on the one side and j.
Harlow and J. Hausman on the other
side, the former team winning after aD
exciting struggle.
The Union court had its usual supply of
patrons and the play was Interesting. A
rafting game was played between NJ. j.
Dillon and j. Nelson aud j. Harlow and
J. J. Dillon, the two former winning the
best Two out OF three games by the mar
rowest maioriles.
Next Wednesday night the final game
in the tournament for the championship
in the third class between Al Collins and
L. j. Curley will be played at the Occ-
dental. and Cham Dion RiOrdan and J.
Harlow will play Champion DOnnelIy and
J. C. Nealon, which will be d game we'll
worth seeing.
Following were the games played at the
San francisco court yesterday:
Tom Ryan and W. Stanbury defeated j.
Collins and f. Prince by the following score:
1910. 1915. 15-S.
NJ. Mcdonald and r. Shields defeated P.
Barrett and j. McIuerney by the following
score: 15-6, 1918, I5-11.
w. StanbuIy and L. Ryan defeated j. Brown
and p. Barry by The following score: 1910.
1915, 15-9.
j. Hicks and A. PeidIdier defeated j. Hef-
ferDan and j. Carroll by The following score ::
1913, 12-15, 15-7.
w. Ryan ana J. Quinlan defeated F. Butter
field and Joe Harris By the following score:
15-9, Ills, 15-6.
Austin HendrJ and R. Lnehan defeated j.
Harlow and j.. Hausman by the following
score. 2l-lZ, 1O-2l, Zl--19.
j. Hausmau and NJ. McEyely defeated W.
Williams and r. Shea by The following score:
15-6 10-15. 1913.
r.. Shea and J. Hausman defeated W. VIII
liams aud NJ. McEvely by the following score:
2l-12, 1921, 21-19.
The Occidental court was crowded with
spectators yesterday afternoon to witness
some very close games.
&. Sterling defeated G. Perry. Score: 21-19,
17-2l, 21-20.
F. Cornyn defeated Mat Daily. 21-l4,
17-21, 2l-11.
A. Collins and T. Clements defeated j. Shaw
aud Ben Clements. 81 -18, 14-21, 21-l9.
j. Shaw aud Ben Clements defeated A. Collins
and I. Clements. 2l-14, 17-21, 21-1O.
Then came The great game for the amateur
championship and the first-class medal he.
tween Pat I. Donnellv and Dennis Daly Don.
nelly won easily with the following score: DON
nelly 81 Daily II.
Al Collins and F. Conyn defeated T. Glenn
enLs and l.. Kenny, Score: 21-14, 1921,
2I-7.
j. Purcell played L.. Kenny and NJ Dolan.
but was defeated. Score: 21-17, 14-21,
1921.
Then came the hnaI game of the day, j.
Jones' the Australian, against j. Q. Nealon
and Al Hampton of the olympic Club. Jones
won by the following score:
Nealon and Hampton. ..........2I 10 u Ia
Next Wednesday will be ladies' night,
when there will De good programme. Al
Collins and L. j. Curley will play the final
game IOr tHe tuITu-clasS cHdD plOnSnlD,
and j. Riordan. the coast champion. and
j. Harlow will play P. Il. Donnelly, the
amateur champion, and j. c. Nealon. The
contest will be he best three games out OF
| five.
At the Union court the following games
were played:
j. McKenny and W. Hart defeated j. HALL
nan and L. ahen. Score: 2I--17, 21-18. "a
| j. Nlson defeated w. McManus and T. Bar
rett. Score: 21-17, 21-lS.
Terry McMaDuS defeated III. ReIZner and Ed
Nannery. Score: 21-17, 21-18.
Professor Lynch defeated L. johnson, Score:
21-5. 21-9. Fill.
NJ. l. Dillon and j. Nelson defeated r. Line
han and D. j. Dillon. Score: 21-20, 4-21,
| Pile. 7-2l, 2I-2O.
M. j. Dillon and j. Nelson defeated j. j. Dill.
lon ana j. Harlow. Score: 21-18, 21-20.
| 2l-19.