The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-08

start to finish, Purcell and Collins winning
| tile final game by one ace. On "Wednesday
night John Mallon and P. T. McCormlck
will play G. ]. McGlynn and D. M. Stan
ley; Al Hampton will play James Nelson
and I. F. Bonnet and John Purcell will
play M. j. Kilgallon and r. Lehman.
Among the numerous events at the
Union court was match between John
Riordan and ]. Nelson and r. Lenihan
| and Al Pennoyer, which aroused the
greatest enthusiasm owing to the frequent
sharp rallies. Riordan and Nelson were
the. victors.. M. ]. Kelly, member OF
Phil Casey's court in Brooklyn, and
j: Lehman played rafting game against
w. McMenus, the proprietor of the Union
court, and James O'Donnell, and notwith-
standing McManus' unprecedented record
OF AZ consecutive aces the previous Sunday
while playing against two well-known
amateurs, Kelly and Lenihan won.
Next Sunday afternoon at the Union
court k1lgallon and Harlow will play a
return match against Lenihan and Pen
meyer. the two former having been de-
and toe contest will take place between
T. L. Edwards, twice the winner of the
California diamond belt, and John Rior-
dan, the well-known handball-player. The
distance will be three miles, and Riordan
will get start of quarter of mile.
Following were the games played at the
courts yesterday:
San Francisco eourt-Tom RYAN ana J. Brown
defeated Phil Barry and Dan Mccarthy, 21-1O,
16-21, 21-1S. ]. McEvely and w. Darius de-
feated Ben Chapman and ]. Kelly in two
straight rubs. r. Shields and Phil Barry de-
feated j. Ward and Tom Ryan. 21-1S, 16-21
PLY. Dan Finigan and Jean Vogelsang
played Ben Chapman and ]. Brown Each side
won rub and the deciding game will take
place next Sunday. E. Toy and ]. McEvely
defeated J. Slattery and ]. Pendcrgast, PLY,
17-21, 21-1O. Ben Chapman and ]. J. Moran
played NJ. Murtough and Tim Jordan, each side
winning rub. NJ. ]. Kilgallon, the Denver
champion, and J. McEvely defeated ]. Harlow,
17-21, 1921, 21-16, 21-13.
Occidental court G. Cunningham and NJ.
Dolan defeated G. Goggin and W: Jehu, I'll
Stanley, 21-15, 1921, 21-11. H. Stanley
defeated G. Cunningham, 21-17, 14-21,
21-15. Al Collins and L. Kenny defeated NJ.
Condor and J; Shaw, 21-17, 1921, 2l,16.
W. Cronan and P F. Mccormick defeated P.
Crosby and C. A. Bauer, 21-1O. 14-21, 21-
II. j. Bradley defeated T. Graham OF Santa
Purcell and D: NJ. Stanley at rackets, 11-,9,
I'll, lis. John Purcell and Al Collins de-
feated Ed Maloney and L. Kenny, PLY, 80
81, 1921, 21-1S, 21-20.
Duane defeated Matt Coughlan and Dan Fin
nigan, 21-15, 1S-21, 21-10. Charles Long
and II. Mckinney defeated Dan Doherty and
II. Batzner. 21-10, 1921, Glib. T.. Nc
Charles Johnson, 21-14. 1871, 21-4. J. ].
McGonigle and Ed Parkinson defeated James
O'Leary and Ed McGlade, 21-15, 1921,
21-10. Dan Finigan and J. Parkinson de-
feated Dan Dooley and B. Hughes, 21-15,
1871, 21-15. Professor Lynch and J. Nc
GUM defeated Thomas Farrell and T. Doyle,
21-15, 1921, 21-19. R. Ash and NJ. Morton
defeated J. McDermott and NJ. Leahy, 21L15,
1921, 21-12. Joe Bryson defeated Buck
Hughes OF Vallejo for French supper for ten
persons, 21-15, 1921, 21-19. r. Lehman
and NJ. J. Kelly of Phil Casey's court, Brook
Ign, defeated D. McManus and James O'Don-
nell, 21-15, 1921, 21-10. ]. Riordan and
J. Nelson defeated R. Lehman and Al Pen
meyer, 21-15, 1921, 21-16, 1921, 21-17.