The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18
pectators, and victors and vanquished

spectators, and victors and vanquished
shook hands.
Both teams played a magnificent game
Donnelly and Bonnet displayed capital
judgment in many critical situations, andc
their friends think that in return match
they would be able to redeem Themselves
Linehan is wonderfully clever player, and
his overland work is most effective, while
Harlow, in tossing and returning is always
swift and sure.
Following is the result of the games yes
terday afternoon:
Harlow and Linehan. ...........15 81 6 81
Donnelly and Bonnet. ...........21 10 81 Is
Following were the other games PLAYED
at the San Francisco Court:
Phil Ryan and D. Rodgers played NJ Mcneil
and G. Mcdonald. Each side won by the fol-
lowing score: First rub, Pip, 1871, FL
10; second rub, 21-15, 9-2l, 2l-19.
w. Darius and =. Barry defeated G. Ward and
G. B9tterteld by the following score: 21-11,
| 16-21, 21-19.
P. Barrett and D. Finnegan defeated H.
Moffett and d. OBrien by the following score !:
21-12, 15-21, 21-19.
James Farrell and NJ. Ford defeated J. Lyon
ana u Mcguire by the following score: Is to
| g. q to 10, Is TO IL.
J. Lawless and j. sharkey defeated ]. Nc
Evelyn and H. Moffett by the following score
Il to 4, IL to u u to II.
M. Dillon and w. Kelly have challenged Har-
! low and Linehan. The game viii take place
| next Sunday
! court yesterday to witness some very lively
! games.
/ NJ. Collins and G. Cunningham defeated Mat
! DAILY and G. Silva. Score: 81 to IT, IA to q ,
! q TO IL.
Al Hampton and R. O'Connor defeated J.
! Ahearn and r. G. OConnor. Score; 81 to 10,
| II to Il, 81 to II.
! NJ. Mullaney played G. Cunningham and both
met with defeat wi tn the following score: 81
! to II, ID to 81 81 too
! Then came rafting four-handed game be-
] tween Al Hampton and t. Clements against J.
! Molony and Al Collins. This game proved to
be very interesting, but Hampton and Gle
ments were too much for their opponents and
won two rubs with the following score: First
rub-21 to is, 16 to Il. 81 to 10; second rub
/ 81 to ID, IL to 81, 81 to 20.
l.. Benny defeated Pat Barrett winning two
! straight games, 81 to 10, 81 to r.
| Next Wednesday will be ladies' night when
| P..J. Donnelly and I. F. Bonnet will play J.
| Purcell and j. c. Nealon the best three games
out of five.
At the Union Court the following games
were played:
j. Nelson and Professor Lynch defeated
| Charles Johnson and Austin Hendy by a score
OF 81 to 18, y to 10.
The event of the day.was a four-handed game
| between Terry McMannus and DR.. C. H. Hirst
and j III. Nolan and James O'Leary, the former
winning by q score of 81 to Is, II to 81, 81
! TO Is.
J. Nelson and Jean Williams defeated Austin
Hendy and Charles Johnson by score of 81 to
| Is, 81 to Is.
Charles Long and W. White defeated Dan
Dougherty and Barney Hughes by score OF
| 81 to Is, 81 to ~.
H. Batzner and Ed McGlade defeated Fl
| McKenny and w. Hanniford by a score OF 81
| to IS, 81 to Is.
NJ. Morton and Charles Basch defeated Phil
Basch and Abe Friedlander by a score of 81 to
| 10, q to Is.
Robert Knowles and J. Hausman defeated
Michael j. Lahey and ]. Casey by score oil
q to IS, 81 to II.
There was a keen feeling of regret in
handbali circles yesterday when it was
learned that John Jones, cham pion of Aus
tralia, will shortly leave the city for the
South. He has been manager of the Occi
dental court since it was opened about
nine months ago. A few days ago he sent
in his resignation to the secretary of the
club, which will take effect tomorrow
Since his arrival in this city he has done
more than any other man to pooularize
| the game of handball, not only by his UNI
rivaled skill as player, but by his genial
and obliging manner at all times and upon
all occasions. He will carry with him the
best wishes of hosts of friends for his sue
cess in his new home in the South.