The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-11
In THE HANDBALL COURTS.
M. DILLON AND AL PENNOYER
WIN THE TEAM AMATEUR
CHAMPIONSHIP.
JONES OF AUSTRALIA HAS HIS Re-
VENICE ON LAWLESS AND
HUTCHINSON.

Ihe event In handba1 circles yesterday
was the signal defeat of j. Harlow and r.
Linehan of the San Francisco court by NJ.
Dillon and Al Pennoyer of the Union court
for the double amateur championship of
the coast, which was held by the former.
On the the previous Sunday Dillon and
Pennoyer won three straight games at the
Union court. Yesterday the next three
games in the series of nine were played at
the San Francisco court. Dillon and Pen
meyer won two of the three, making five
altogether to their opponents one.
Champion Jones of Australia had his ae-
venge at the San Francisco court yesterday
upon J. Lawless and G. Hutchinson. They
defeated him the previous Sunday. Neither
will be satisfied till they try conclusions
again.
Champion Riordan and E. Maloney de-
feated I. F. Bonnet and John Dillon at
the Occidental court, and Terry McManus
and Champion Smith of Alaska defeated
Champions Hamilton and Bell of Mon
tana at the Union court.
The following games were played at the
San Francisco court yesterday:
NJ. Mcneil and G. Mcdonald defeated J.
Rodgers and 2. Ryan by the following score:
21-16, 1921, 21-13.
H. Moffett and J. Rodgers defeated NJ. Nc
Neil and G. Mcdonald by the following score:
2I-1O, l7-21, 21-13.
G. Ward and II. Motfett defeated W. Darius
and J. Brown by the following score: 21-15,
9-21, 21-16.
Dan O'Brien and P Barrett defeated II. Moi
felt and w Darius by the following score:
Pill, 1871, 21-14.
r. Shields and Jean Vogelsang played Dan
O'Brien and P. Barrett. Each side won a rub
and the deciding game will be played next
j. Vogelsang and ]. McDermott played ]. Nc
Evely and D. O'Brien. Each side won game
and the deciding game will be played next Sun
day.
N. Dillon and Al Pennoyer played ]. Harlow
and R. Linehan, the best two out of three, Il
acres, for the double amateur championship.
Each won game and the deciding game was
won by Dillon and Pennoyer by the following
score: 21-9, 17-21, 21-19.
J. Jones, the Australian champion, played
J. Lawless and 6. Hutchinson. There was
some very pretty play on both sides. Lawless
and Hutchinson won the first two games Then
Jones won the next three with the following
score:
Lawess and hutchinson 81 81 II Is Is
There was the usual good attendance at
the Occidental Court yesterday. The fol-
lowing games were played:
W. de Layeaga defeated P. H. Goessel,
The Cyclone and AL Collins defeated George
Shaw and NJ. Dolan, GLIB, 1921, 21--14.
L. o. KeanIneyo defeated Al Collins, 21-17,
F. Mccormick defeated R. o'Connor, 2l-14,
1921, 21-l6.
Ben clements and George Cunningham were
defeated by ". de Laveaga and NJ. DAILY, 21-19,
1921, 15-21.
T. F Bonnet and E. Maloney defeated j. C.
Nealon and Al Hampton, 2I-13, 21-19, 21-7.
j. Riordan and E. Maloney defeated T. F.
Bonnet and John Dillon, 21-17, 1921,
2l-18.
Tomorrow evening the final game in the
Olympic tournament, first class, will be
decided, j. G: Nealon and Al Hampton
playing ]. G. McElroy and Charles Sulli-
van. On "Wednesday evening .Qadies'
night John Riordan, Coast champion, and
John ]. Dillon will play J. c. Nealon and
I. f. Bonnet. Previous to this game P. T.
Donnelly will play DR.. E. J. Greedy and
Q. J. McGlynn, best two out of three, at
rackets.
At the. Union Court the following games
were played
A single-handed game between J. Nelson and
of 21-10, 21-14.
Terry McManus and Dan Dougherty defeated
Charles Long and H; Batzner by a score of
j. Nelson and Professor Lynch defeated
Charles Johnson and Jean Williams by a score
OF 2l1l9, I5-21, 21-ls,
Wrenn and Il McKenny by a score of 21-19,
! 1871, Pills.
Ed McGlade and Barney Hughes defeated H.
Batzner and W White by a score OF 2I-lS,
| 1921, 21-1O.
Matt Coughlin and Pat Duane against James
Norris and Tony Fay, the latter winning by a
score of 21-1S, 21-15
The event of the day was a four-handed
game between Terry McManus and William
Smith, the champion of Alaska, and Rob-
ert Hamilton and John Bell, champions of
Montana, the best three out of five. The
former won by the score of 2I-l5, 17-21,
| 21-1S, 12-21, 21-10.
James Nelson and John Dillon of the
n
George Hutchinson OF the San Francisco
Court for purse of $25, the best five out of
nine games, the first series to be PLAYED at
the Union Court next Sunday
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