The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-07
IN THE HANDBALL COURTS.
Champion Jones Defeats Coast
Champion Harlow and
j. LaWleSS.
J. c. Nealon Makes His Reappear-
ance After His Illness-The
Coming Match.

The fine weather Sunday attracted
large crowds to the handball courts, and
they were treated to several scientific ex-
hibitions of the game.
At the San Francisco court the game Of
the day was between J. Jones, the Austria
liam champion, and J. Harlow, the coast
champion, assisted by his old partner, J..
Lawless. 1t was one of the most exciting
games seen in the court. They stood two
to two and the final was watched with the
keenest interest. Jones, by remarkably
fine tossing, won, amid the greatest excite
ment.
The attraction at the Occidental court
was a game between John Riordan and Ed
Maloney and T. +. Bonnet and ]. c. Nealon.
Nealon's temperance after his prolon ged
illness was greeted with great applause, as
the young veteran is great favorite with
handball enthusiasts.
The game was keenly contested and the
final was won by Riordan and Maloney by
only one ace. Riordan and Maloney then
played Bonnet and J. Wren of the Union
court, and the two former won by three
games to two. On Wednesday night Bon
net and Nealon will play Riordan and P.
T, Donnelly, the amateur coast champion.
Terry McManus was the attraction at the
Union court. He was successful in four
handed game and later defeated 7. Leni-
han in single-handed game after bril-
liant struggle. The event of the day was a
match between James Nelson and William
Kelly and Al Pennoyer and John Dillon,
the two former winning Dy three games to
two.
The talk at the Union and San Francisco
courts yesterday Gas the coming match
between Lenihan and Feeney and Harlow
and Condor for valuable trophy. All
arrangements will be made probably to-
morrow. Betting on the result was brisk
yesterday.
But the most important query pro-
pounded in handball circles was, Twill
Riordan have the courage to play Har-
low ?" The answer to the question is
awaited with the most profound interest.
Following were the games played Sun
day:
At the San Francisco court-M. Mcneil and
J. Rodgers PLAYED Phil Ryan and G. Mcdonald,
each side winning rub. c. Butterfeld and P.
1871, 21-16. Joseph Fitzgerald defeated
Thomas Kiely, the Irish athlete, 21-
Is, 1921, 21-14. J. Brown and Trilby
Br 9rr3n r ai@fS, i2@21, 3i417. J. Kennedy
and NJ. Roach defeated E. Smith and W. Fuller,
21-19, 11-21, Pip. J. Jones, the Austria
liam champion, defeated J. Harlow, the coast
q, Pip, 21-6. Al Pennoyer and r. Shields
defeated 6. Hutchinson and D. Finnigan,
21-9, 1921, 21-1S. j. Harlow and James
Dillon defeated P. Cahill and G. Hutchinson,
21-17, 1921, BIB.
At the Occidental court T. F. Bonnet and D.
Stanley defeated J. NJ. Currier and c. J. Nc
Glynn, 21-1s, 20-21, 21-16. P. H. Goesel
and Oscar Belling defeated P. Schafer and Gus
Vaughn, 21-16, 21-9. o. Belling defeated E.
Lydon, 21-S, 2l-14. H. Stanley defeated P.
e. Vaughn t2il al9' W ISL 1Moma22oo'
21-l4. i6-2I, 21-19. W. de Laveaga
defeated H. Stanley, 21-2O, 14-21, 21-15. Dr..
E. j. Greedy defeated L. Kenny at rackets, 11-9,
5-11, lis. w. Jacobs and B. NJ. Clements
defeated W. Collins and DR.. Greedy, 2l-l4,
1921, 21-1S. Ed Maloney and John Riordan
defeated T. F. Bonnet and J. C. Nealon, PLY,
15-21, 21-20. John Riordan and Ed Maloney
defeated T. F. Bonnet and J. Wren, 21-14,
17-21, 21-20, 14-21, 21-1S.
At the Union court-Terry McManus and Fl.
Batzner defeated J. Butler and H. McKenny,
21-15, 17-2l, 21-16. Dan Doherty and W.
White defeated Charles Long and Barney
Hughes, 21-15, 1871, 21-19. Matt Cough
lin and D. Finnigan defeated Charles John
son and Professor Lynch, 21-10, S-21,
Ills Jean Williams and Ed Foy de-
feated Austin Hendy and ]. j. McGonigle,
2I-18, 1921, 21-16. NJ. Morton and M.
Mellet defeated Charles Basch and Ed Nc
Glade, 21-1o, 17-21, 21-1s. James OLeary
Peter McGlade 21-10, 1921, 21-17. Charles
johnson and John Maloney defeated Terry
McManus and Professor Lynch, 21-18, 15-21,
2l-17 Terry McManus defeated I. Lehman,
1871, 21-20. James Nelson and
William Kelley defeated Al Pennoyer and John
Dillon, 21-15, 1871, 21-1o, 1921, 21-17.
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