The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-25
IN THE HANDBALL COURTS.
J. HARLOW AND R. LINEHAN STILL
RETAIN THE TEAM CHAM
PIONSHIP.
KEENLY CONTESTED GAMES PLAYED
CHAMPION JONES TO REMAIN
IN THE CITY.

The handball courts were we'll patron
lied Yesterday and several exciting games
were witnessed. At the San Francisco
court NJ. Dillon and Al Pennoyer essayed
to wrest the team championship of the
coast from J. Harlow and R. Linehan, but
they met with disappointment
At the Occidental court the attraction
was a game between Champion P T. DON
nelly and I. +. Bonnet and j. C. Nealon
and j. NJ. Currier, the former winning
three games out of four. On Wednesday
night game will be played between J. C.
Nealon and Al Hampton and T. F. Bonnet
and John Purcell, and Donnelly will play
D. NJ. Stanley and J. McGlynn a game of
racketS
The event of the day at the Union court
was game between Al Pennoyer and Ed
Toy and j. Nelson and Jean Williams, the
best three out of five games. Nelson and
Williams won, after an exciting struggle,
by three games to two. Terry McManus
who is coming to the front as one of the
foremost players, easily defeated W. Hig-
gins and John ]. Mccain.
Champion Jones of Australia will not
leave the city. He resigned from the posi-
ton of manager of the Occidental court
last Tuesday, with the intention of going
south, but Phil RYAN of the San Francisco
lovers of scientific play will again have an
opportunity of seeing the agile champion
Following were the games played at the
San Francisco court yesterday:
NJ. Mcdonald and D. Finnigan defeated P.
Barrett and Pat Ryan by the following score:
2l-12 1921, 2l-l4.
H. Moffett and P. Barrett defeated NJ Nc
Donald and R. Shea two rubs by the following
score First rub, 21-16, 12-21, 21-19; sec
ond rub, 21-11, 1921, 21-14.
IF tha GaD Francisco dafaa cd
L. Kenny of the Occidental court by the fol-
lowing score: 1921, 21.17, 21-l6:
Dan oBTien and H Mof 1 defeated J.
score 2I-11, 1921, 21-16.
J. Malone and c. Fitzgerald defeated D. Ma
guire and R: Collins by the following score:
j. Hutchinson and D. Connolly played ]. Nc
Evelyn and Pat Kelly. Each side won a rub,
and the deciding game will be played next
Sunday.
j. Harlow and R. Linehan played NJ. Dillon
and Al Pennoyer. They played the best three
out of five. Each side won two games and the
final game was won by Harlow ana Llnehan by
the following score
Dillon and Pennoyer ............1s 81 81 IA II
There was good attendance at the Oc-
cidental court and the following games
were played:
George Lowe defeated c. Casey and Dan Sui
Ivan. Score: 21-1S, 21-16.
T. O'Brien defeated f. Mccarthy. Score:
21-17, 14-21, 21-17.
The "Cvclone" and George Lowe defeated NJ
Mullaney and NJ Dolan. Score: 2O-21,
Ben Clemmens and Tom Clemmens defeated
w. Collins and NJ Dolan. Score: 21-20,
1921, 21-15.
feated w. and f. Laveaga Score: 21-19,
21-12, 21-1S
E. Maloney and ]. Fennessy defeated F.
French and Dennis DAILY OF Oakland. Score:
PLY, 1921, 21-14.
Then came the game of the day, P. T. Don
nelly and L F. Bonnet PLAYING j. A. Nealon
and J. NJ. Currier. Donnel1y and Bonnet won
by the following score:
Donney and Bonnet. II 81 81
Nealon and Currier. 81 10 II
Next Wednesday night ]. C. Nealon and AL
Hampton will play I. F. Bennett and John
Purcell The game WIZ D De best three out OF five
D. NJ. Stanley and c. J. McGlynn a game OF
rackets
At the Union court the following games
were played:
H. Batzner and F. Blanchard defeated H. Nc
Kenny and D. Kelly by score OF 21-14, 70
81. 21-1S.
Dan Dougherty and George Ackerson defeated
w. White and Charles Long, the best three out
Of five games, by the following score: 21-1S,
15-2l 2l-l7 21-10.
j. Nelson and Professor Lynch defeated
Charles johnson and Joe Hausman by score
of 21-18, 1921, 21-15.
Terry McManus ana d. Mckenny defeated
Professor Lynch and 81. Batzner by score of
21-16, 1921, Pile.
This was the event of the day, the best three
out of five games, between Al Pennoyer and Ed
winning by score of 21-1S, 12-21, 2I-15,
17-21, 21-19.
Terry McManus defeated William J. Higgins
and John J. Mccain easily by score of 2I-5,
21-7.
Robert Knowles and Ed Nannary defeated
NJ Mitchell and I. Rooney by score of 2I-IS
15-21, 21-14.
On Sunday next the double teams
amateur championship game between J.
Harlow and K. Linehan of the San Fran
cisco court and Al Pennoyer and William
Kelly OF the Union court, best three in five,
q aces, will be played.
1t can be stated with almost literal exact
ness that not square yard of Holland is
neglected by the sturdy people.