The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-12

score of 81 TO 13. 81 to II. The second rub
was won by the latter team by the score Of 81
TO 16. 81 10 10.
2. Barry and j. Brown against G. Ward and
w. Darius. The first game was won by the
the former team by the score of 81 TO Is: sec
ond game the latter team, score 81 to II; the
third and final game by the former team. score
81 10 49,
ID. O'Brien and NJ. Prince against w. Ryan
and Dennis Ryan. Inc game aud rub was won
by the latter team by the score of 81 to Ia, 81
10 IS.
Robert Shay and d. Connolly against Robert
Shields and j. Hausmann. The first rub was
won by the former team by the score of 81 to
II, 2l TO 20. The second rub was won by the
latter team by the score of 81 to1 2IIo1S.
A rafting single hand game between Dan
O'Brieu and j. Harris (the black pearP') In
which "the peaTP' proved victorious by the
score of 81 10 IS, Fl 10 10.
NJ. COughlan and 2. Duane against W. Tobn
and w. Duane. The first rub was won by the
former team by the score of 81 to 10. 81 TO 20
The second rub was won by The tier team by
the score OF 81 10 Is, 81 10 16.
X; MeCue and Nj. MeEyeley against hugh
the rub by The score OF 81 to Is, 81 20.
NJ. Mcneil and G. Mcdonald against Dan
Mcdonald and j. Mcdonald. The game and
rub were won by the former team bv the score
OF p 10 16 p 10 80.
The event OF The day was a rafting f0ur-hand
game between John Riordon. champion of the
Pacific Coast, and Joe Hausman against James
Harlow and X. Ltnehan. 1t was a fine exhibit
ton OF bandball, but RiordOn and Hausman
won three games by the following score: Rior-
don and HauSmaD, Il, 10, 81, 81; Har low aud
LlnehaD, 10. 81, 10, IL.
There was a large crowd at the Occi-
dental court to witness some very lively
games, the priDcipa! attraction being the
game between Pat D1nnelly of the Occi-
dental court and j. Harlow of the San
Francisco court.
D. j. Coakley and A. Collins defeated W. Long
and D. Roberts. The principal feature of the
game was Coakley's heavy tossing. The score
stood at the finish: 21-19, 2O-2I, 2I-l7.
Al Pritchard defeated W. Grant. Score: 21-
j. Shaw and Ben Clements defeated M. Null
laney and f. Cornyn two rubs. First; 21-16
"A q. 81 -16; second: Pip, II 81,
F. Cornyu defeated L. Kenny. score 21-17,
1921, Pill.
NJ. Collins and L. Kenny defeated r. Pontiac
and T. Clements TWO rubs. First: 2I-l4
17-2l, 21--l3; second: 21-16, 17-21. 81
is
Then came the tournament games r. Pom
tao defeated NJ. Muaney In the third class by
a score of 81 10 AZ. Pat DOnnelly defeated j.
Harlow i'll the first class. This was the best
game ever played on the coast. Donnelly won
by the score Of Of TO A. Now Donnelly Will
play ID. j. DAILY OF Oakland for the gold medal
and amateur championship. Tonight the
tournament will be continued.
Next Wednesday will be ladies' night, when
there viii be two very interesting games The
first game W. W. AckersOn and L. j. CurIey
VIII play George AckCTsOn and L. j. Walsh for
dinner. Then j. Jones, The Australian, and
AL Hampton will play j. Riordan. the coast
champion, and j. Harlow the best three games
out of five.
At The Union court the following games
were played:
Professor Lynch and Austin Henry against
Ed TOy and Charles johnson. The game and
rub were wen by the former team by the score
OF 81 TO Is, 81 TO 10. Andrew Delaney and
William McManus against Dennis Murphy ana
steward Harvey. The game was very exciting,
the feature being the terrific service of DELANEY
The former team won by the score of 81 TO IA,
81 10 10. a rafting single banded game be-
tween Terence McManus and Ed Nannery was
won by McManus by the score OF 81 TO II,
81 TO Is.
Professor Lynch and William Mcmahon
against John Mccain and Charles Gordon
This was very close game, the former team
winning by the score of 81 to l 8 and 81 TO II
John Dillon and George Lynch against A.
feature OF the game was the inner court play of
Lynch. The former team won by the score of
p TO 6 and 81 TO II.
A single handed game between John Dreamer
aud Peter FicheOn. MckeOn's tossing was
TOO severe for the youth and he won by the
score Of 81 10 10 and 81 10 IA.
William Hanniford and II. Batzner PLAYED
against Il. Teahave and II. Mckinney. This
was match for a French dinner, and was won
by the latter team by the score OF 81 to IA, 81
10 10
Tie event OF the day was scientific four.
hand game between Jean Williams and p
Johnson against c. johnson and A Hendy
The game and rub were won by he former
team by score Of p 10 Is, 21 to Is.
The game between OLeary and McGoni-
gle and BraDnlek and Il. McManus did not
come off on account of McGnnigIe having
to leave town on business of Imp0rtanee7
fail