The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-27
IN THE HANDBALL COURTS,
Terry MCManuS Wins the
HEAVYWEIGHT Champion
ship. of the Coast.
Interest Manifested I'm Outside
Places In the Games
Played Here.

The heavyweight handball champion
ship of the Coast was decided yesterday
the player to bear the honor being Terry
McManus of the Union Court. His op-
ponent was c. J. McGlynn of the Occi-
dental Court. The match was the best of
seven games. Terry won two and Nc
Glynn one at the Union Court the previous
Sunday and yesterday Terry won two
straight games at the: Occidental Court
He has now been challenged by George
Ackerson and the match will be played on
Sunday, June 8.
As showing the interest taken by hand
ball players outside of the City in the
game here Professor Carmichael the cham
pion of San Jose and B. Higgins rode on
their bicycles from there yesterday and ar
rived at the Union Court in time to see
some of the games played and take part in
one themselves. They expressed their in
tention of repeating the performance next
Sunday. The game was between w. Nc
Manus, the proprietor of the Court and
Carmichael on the one side, and M. Gil
hooley of the Preside and Higgins on the
other. The same teams will play next
Sunday for French dinner.
The event of the day at the Union court
was game between j. Feeney and J. Mel
son, and r. Linehan and Al Pennoyer, the
two former winning.
Australian champion, played against G.
Hutchinson and ]. McEvilley, the best
three out of five, and defeated them. A
game that excited considerable interest
was between +. Knoblock and P. Steiner,
the former proving the victor.
The attraction at the same court was q
game between T. +. Bonnet and Gus Eb-
ner, and Tom Cashin and P. Kelly. 1t
proved to be one of the most exciting
events seen in the court, the two latter
games being each finished by the score
21-2O. Bonnet and Elmer won. NJ. ].
kilgallon, the professional from Denver,
took part in the games and was on the
night ]. G. Nealon and T. f. Bonnet will
play M. J. Kilgallon and P. T. Donnelly,
the amateur champion, game well worth
seeing.
Following were the games played in the
different courts yesterday:
San Francisco Court-F. Knobloch defeated
P. Steiner, Pip, 1921. 2I-6. NJ. Mcneil
and j. Rodgers defeated NJ. Mcneil and 6. Nc C..
Donald, 21ml6. 9121, 2l.l1: Robert Shea
P. Barrett and G. Butterfeld defeated G. Nc.
Kinnon and D. Connolly, 21-l3. 1921,
Butterfeld and c. McKinnon, 21-I2, 1871.
21-1S. J. Brown and Jean Vogelsang de.
feated J. Sha1kev and ]. Brannick, 2i-l4,
1921, 21--17. ]. Sweeney and Jean Vogel,
sang defeated D. Connolly and ]. Sharkey.
2l-12, 1921, 21--6. J. Jones, the Australian
champion, defeated G. Hutchinson and ].
McEvilley, 21-13, 1921, 1921, 2I-16,
21-9.
Occidental court-Al Collins and L. KENNY
defeated T. Fennessey and II. French. 2I-I4
1921, 21-19; B. Clemmens defeated r.
Stanley, PLY, 20-21, 21-1S; NJ. J. Kilgal-
lon of Denver and M. Mullaney defeated ]. NJ.
Currier and ]. Shaw, -21-15, 1921, 21-17;
Terry McManus of the Union court defeated C.
j. McGlynn, for the heavyweight Champion.
ship, 21-17, 21-15; NJ. j. Kilgallon and M.
Mullaney defeated j. Shaw and C. Kelleher
21-14, 1921, Gle; Z. E. Hill and DR.. e. ].
Greedy defeated W. Cronan and C. Bauer.
PLY, 21-20; T. F. Bonnet and Gus Elmer
defeated Tom Cashin and P. Kelly, 2l-l4
1871, l7-2I, 2l-2O, 2l-2O.
Union court-M. Morton and e. Mcnamara
defeated ]. Norris and W. Divine, 2I-l5
1921, 21-17. w. White and P. McGlade de,
feated Dan Doherty and c. Long, 21-I4
1921, 21-19. A. Hendy and e. Toy de,
feated c. Johnson and Professor Lynch 2i-l3.
1871, 21-19. J. j. McGonigle and J. Leary
defeated B. Hughes and E. McGlade, Glib.
I7-21, 21-2O B. Higgins of San Jose and nj
Gilhooley of the Presidio defeated W. McManus
and Professor Carmichael Of San Jose. dip,
feated N. Smith and G, Johnson, 1871,
W. Hanniford defeated H. McKenny and D.
Dooley 2I-14 17-21, 21-19. Andrew Miller
defeated T. Heddick, 21--16. 14-21, 2I-ls.
j. Feeney and J. Nelson defeated R, Linehan
and Al Pennoyer, 21-13, 21-1O, 2O-2l,
1921. 2l-S.