The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-17
IN THE HAHDBhLL COURTS,
Jones, the Australian Cham
pion, Defeats j. LaWIess
and j. Condor.
The Jones, kilgallon and Harlow
Match Is Postponed Till
Next Sunday.

There was strong feeling of disappoint-
ment among handball-players yesterday
when it became known that the match
between John JONES' champion of
Australia and NJ. J. Kilgallon, champion
of Denver, and ]. Harlow, the coast cham
pion, for 500 side, was not to come off.
Harlow met with an accident during the
week, and at the last moment found that it
would be impossible for him to play. The
match will take place next Sunday after
noon in the San Francisco court unless
something unforeseen happens. Jones is
in splendid condition, and. although he is
on the short end in the betting, he is con-
ident OF winning; but he recognizes that
he will have to play his very best.
Jones played j. Lawless and ]. Condor
yesterday afternoon, and they made him
hustle. Condor has just returned from a
holiday trip, and was in fine condition.
Jones won by three games to two after an
exciting struggle.
The attraction at the Occidental court
was match between T. T. Bonnet and John
Purcell and P. T. Donnelly, the amateur
champion, and Ed Maloney. The two lat
ter won the first two games, which were
keenly contested, but it seemed as if they
had played themselves out, as Bonnet and
Purcell carried off the next three with
",
ladies night, Champion DonnelIy and r..
Linehan will play NJ. ]. Kilgallon of Den
yer and I. f. Bonnet, and there will be a
preliminary game between four noted play
ers-C. J. McGlynn and P. F. Mccormick,
and D. NJ. Stanley and Y. G. Tobin-which
should not be missed.
AT the Union court, G. Hutchinson and
R. Linehan played NJ. Dillon and Al Pen
noyer for a purse, and the two latter won
easily. The greatest interest was aroused
by a game between j. Feeney and Pat
Kelly for $40 side. 1t was rattler from
start to finish, and Feeney defeated the
hurricane"
Following were the games played at the
courts yesterday:
San Francisco court-Jean Vogelsang and
j. Brown defeated W Darius and c. Butter
field. Austin Handy and Thomas RYAN de.
feated d. Connolly and Ben Collins 2l-l2,
1871. 2l-16. ]. Brown defeated w. Darius,
21-9, 1921, BIB. r. Shields and w. Mol.
10y defeated 7. Barrett and R. Shea, dill,
lS-2l, PLY. j. Fitzgerald and w. Nolan de-
feated W. Sullivan and F. Flynn, 21-17, 49,
"a, 21-1s. G. Sterling defeated D. Mullen,
Kenny OF the Occidental court defeated Jean
Vogelsang and j. Slattery. j. Jones' the Aus
tralian champion. defeated J. Lawless and j.
Occidental court-O. Belling defeated W. Craig,
PIP, 21-13. George Shaw defeated /.
Kenny, 21-15, 1921, 21-14. J. Hurley and
sheiieUer defeated L. clements and Ii. Col
Inns, 21-14, 20-21, 2I-17. T. Clements de-
feated B. Collins, 21-14, 1911, 21-19. p F.
Mccormick and V. C. Vaughn defeated c. J..
McGIynn and 5. N. Stanley, l4-21, 21-17,
feated P. Westerfeid and T. Collins, 21-I3,
ls-2l, 2l-9: II. Stanley defeated B. Clements,
21-20, 1921, 21-16. Nat Jacobs defeated
John h !, Purcell P, at raekets, liz, 1o11. LIZ.
and c. Kane, 21-14, 1921, 2I-1I. T.
Clements defeated George Cunningham, 2l-19,
1921, 2I-20. I. Bonnet and John Purcell
defeated Champion P. t. Donnelly and Ed.
Maloney, 1921. 20-21, 21-0, 2I-9, 2I-l7.
Union court-Terry McManus defeated J.
Norris. J. Casey and ]. Martin defeated NJ.
Coughlin and +. Morriss, 21-13, 15-2I, "a
ID, Charles Long and W. White defeated Dan
Doherty and w. Hanniford, 21-13, 15-21, q
is. William Keough and G. Nissen defeated
G. Cathcart and 4. McDufy, Ellis, 2I-I5.
Ed Nannary and ]. Howard defeated r. Scott
and L. H. Hallett, 21-16, 21---1s. James
ODonnell and j. Nelson defeated j. Williams
and c. Johnson, 21-l5, 1871, 21-IO n
Batzner and B. Hughes defeated H McKenny
and A. Bowen, 21-13, 15-21, 21-1S NJ Dill
lon and al Pennoyer defeated e. Hutchinson
and K. Linehan, al, 2l-20, 21-14, 2I-l4
J. Feeney defeated Pat Kelly for $40 purse
2I-1S, 15-21, Glib, 21-l9.