The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-08

finished the afternoon play with one game
IN his favor. On Wednesday night Jones
Will try conclusions with Pat Donnely
and y. Z. Nealon, and an exciting game
may be expected.
Harlow and Lawless are not at all salts
ned at their victors for the dhuble amateur
championships, from the fact that PnrceN
had TO be substituted for Bonnet. Ihey
would nave much preferred 70 nave CON-
pleted the series of games with Dopnelly
and Bonnet, who origin ally accepted their
challenge. They are now in for number
OF challenges and are prepared to meet
them all. George Hutchinson and VIII
liam Kelly OF the Union court have al
ready challenged them and the challenge
mas been promptly accepted; Il IS ex-
pected that Dennis DAILY and j. Z. Neaion
will also challenge them, and several more
are to be heard from.
Jones is quite enthused over the large
number OF entries he is receiving Tor the
tournament to take place at the Occl-
dental. 1t will commence Oh "Wednesday
night october q, and will decide the Sir
gle amateur championship of the coast In
the inst, second and third classes.
There seems hitch in the match be-
tween the Cyclone of the Occidental and
w. Williams OF the San Francisco court.
Ii was arranged to come off at the Occ-
dental Oh Wednesday night. bus has been
indefinitely postponed 10 the regret OF
banGbal admirers
Following were the games played at the
San francisco court yesterday:
First game-M. Dillon played 6. Hutchinson
a slnge-handed game They played the best
out of 5. 81 aces. Each side won two games
ana the hnal game was won by Nj. Dillon by
The following score:
DliIoh. .........................21 IL Il - u
u ulch hSoh..'..'........-. LIS q 10 a ~
Second game-M. O'Donnell defeated Dan
OBrien IN single-handed game by the follow
Ing score: 2l-l2, 21-l4.
pame-D II. Barrett a.
feated M. Prince and 6. McGonige by the fol-
lowing score: 1912. S-l5. 1910.
Fourth game-J. Harlow and NJ. Mcguire de-
feated w. Williams and j. Hansman by the fol-
lowing score: 21-I9. 12-21. 21-16.
Fifth gsme-P. Barrett aud Z. Toy played
N. Prince aud ID. Connolly. Each side won a
rub By the following score: First rub, 15-12,
9-15, 1913; second rub, 15-11. els.
15-12.
Bansman played j. Slattery and IL. Lnehan.
They played the best out 8. 81 aces. Each
SIDE won Two games, and the fnai game was
won by Linehan aud Slattery by the following
score:
iinehan and slattery... .......21 10 II 81
Harlow and Hansmsn........-.H Fl Fl. IL IL
There was a fair attendance at the
Occidental Court yesterday 10 witness
some lively games.
The first game of the day was a single
banded one between the Cyclone and j. Shaw.
The Cyclone won with the following score:
21-15. 14-21. 2I-10.
and j. Kenny. Score: 21-19, 1921. 21-13.
a. Collins and Con KeIleher played j. Hur-
ley and T. Cornyn. Each side won rub and
the hnal Will be played next Sunday.
Ben Clements aud L. Clements defeated r.
Pontiac and l.. Kenny. Score: 2l-16, 17-21,
2i-11.
T. Clements defeated r. Pontiac in single.
handed game. Score: 21-13, 1921, 21-9.
Nj. Mullancy and a. Roberts defeated M.
DAILY and Ben Clements. Score: 2l-17, 16-
81, Pill.
Next Wednesday will be ladies' night
when some of the best amateurs on the
coast will play. The final game will be
>. Jones, the Australian, against j.. Z.
Nealon and Pat Donnely. The game Will
be the best three games out Of five.
At the Union court the following games
were played:
First game-M. Caughlin and John Howe
against Professor Lynch and j. Morris. The
game and rub were won by The latter team by
the score of 81 To IL, 81 to 1G.
Second game-Dan Doherty and Charley
Long against Z. alcGlade and W. White. This
was very close game and was won by the lat
ter team, the heaviest team on the coast, by the
score OF 81 TO 10. q to 20. The second rub
was by the former team. score: 81 TO II. 21
to 10.
Third game-w Hanniford and "a. Rs,zerer
against f. Teahave and Ii. Mckinney. This
was an amateur match for a French dinner and
was won by the latter team by the score OF 81
TO IA. 81 10 Is; second rub, same team, 81 10
II. q 10 90.
Fourth game-John McKenna and Alexander
Swanson Gan indicated team) played against
I. Hettich and w. Hettic b. Although a close
and exciting game the former team won by the
score OF q TO II. 81 10 10; second rub. same
team. 81 TO 10, 81 TO 20. The feature OF the
game was the service of Swanson.
Fifth game-A rattiUg single-haDd game be-
tween Terence McManus and Nj. Morton,
which was won by Terence McManus by the
score OF p TO &c. 81 to 10. The feature OF the
game was the Inner court play OF Terence.
Sixth game-Ed Peters and Ed Manner
gainst NJ. Murdoch and w. Daily. The game
and rub was by the former team by the
score of 81 70 16, 81 10 10
Seventh game-Micnael Dillon and George
Hutchinson against John Dillon and AL Pen
noyer Each side won rub by the score OF 2
TO To- 81 TO 10; second rub, 81 10 10. 81 to 20.
Eighth game-The event of the day was
scientific four-band game between John Jones,
champion of Australia and Dennis Daily. cham.
pon OF Oakland. against John Riordan, cham
pon OF the Pacific Coast, and William Kelly.
This was one Of the fiDest exhibitions of hand
ball seen for many day, and was won by
Riordan and Kelly by the following score,
three straight games:
j. Rlordan and w. ely. ........... ...21-21-21
j. Jones ana ID DAILY. .1S-l3-l5
George Hutchinson and William Kelly of
the Union Court challenge j. Lawless and j.
Harlow for the amateur championship of the
Pacific Coast, best of eleven games, the first
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