The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-30
IN THE HANDBALL COURTS.
Champion Jones of Australia
Meets With a Signal
Defeat.
Several Other Interesting and
Closely Contested Games
Are Played.

The handball courts were crowded YES
terday, the cold weather having prevented
the crack players from going on pleasure
trip to the country. There was a surprise
in store for the patrons of the San Fran
cisco court. Jones, the Australian cham
pion, had recovered from his mishap and
played against NJ. Dillon and George
Hutchinson, and the two latter won in
three straight games. Jones was not in
the best condition. Immediately after the
match he challenged the winners for re-
turn match for $50 a side, to take place
next Sunday, which was promptly &c
cepted.
The attraction at the Occidental court
was match between T. f. Bonnet and T.
French and E. Msloney and ]. Fennessey,
which was won by the two former by three
games TO two.
An exciting game of rackets was played
between Nate Jacobs and John Purcell,
the former winning. On Wednesday night
NJ. ]. hilgallon and Richard Lenihan will
play T. F. Bonnet and Louis Kenny, and
John Purcell and Al Collins will play Ed
Maloney and V. c. Tobin, the whirlwind.
AT the Union court the event of the day
was match between P. 7. Donnelly, the
amateur champion, and R. Lenihan and
team won. Another interesting game was
played between Frank and William Nc
Manus with tennis ball. Frank used his
hands and feet so effectively that his
brother quit before the conclusion of the
third game.
Following were the games played at the
different courts:
San Francisco Court-L. Levy and NJ. Feeney
defeated NJ. Edwards and Tim Jordon, 21-16,
1921, 21-19. c. Tails defeated C. McKinnon,
pip, 1921, 21-8. J. Dodd and J. O'Brien
defeated ]. LAWN and J. Costello, 21-9, 12-21.
Brown and G. Ward, 21-17, S-21, 21-19.
Thomas Ryan and D. OBrien defeated ]. Wat
son and Thomas Robinson, 21-13, 16-21,
21-14. J. McEvelley and P. Kelly defeated j.
Carroll and Ben Chapman, Pill, 1921,
21-19. George Hutchinson and NJ. Dillon de-
feated ]. JONES' the Australian champion,
2i-14, 21-1S, 21-16
Occidental Court-Ben Clements defeated H.
Stanley, 21-17, 21-19. G. Cunningham de-
feated W. Jacobs, 21-15, 21-20. w. Collins
and B. Clements defeated L. Kenney and j.
NJ. Dolan, 21-11, 21-18. B. Clements de-
feated ]. E OMera, 2I-16, 2I-11 T. F.
Bonnet and F. French defeated E. Maloney
and j, Fennessey, FLA, 17-21, 12-21,
At rackeCs Nate Jacobs and D. NJ. Stanley de-
feated John Purcell and c. J. McGlynn, 1912,
PR 5@iia defeated '0hn Purcell l0-l8' lib
Union Court Frank MeManus defeated
William McManus, 21-16, 1s-21, 21-2. t.
Jordon and T. Lee defeated ?. Joyce
and T. Egan, 21-15, 17-2I 21-19.
D. Doherty and W. Hanniford defeated c.
Long and W. White, 21-14, 17-21, 21-19.
Terry McManus and N. Coughlan defeated c.
Johnson and Professor Lynch, 21-15, 1871,
21-2O NJ. Morton and Barney Hughes de-
feated Ed McGlade and William DoIan,
2I-16, 1921, 21-19. ]. Dooley and j.
Mcnamara defeeted ]. J. McGonigle
and James Leary, PLY, 1921, 21-20
W Keogh and A. McDufie defeated P. Johnson
and John McGuinn, 21-14, 17-21, 21-19. T.
and T. Doyle, 21-16, 1921, 21-2O. P t.
Donnelly, the amateur champion, and R. Leni-
han defeated Al PennOyer and J. Nelson, 20
81, 21-16, 21-1S. 1921, 21-17.