The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20
JONES HAS HIS REVENGE,
The Australian HandbaIl
champion Defeats Harlow
and Pennoyer.
M. J. kilgalIon, a Professional From
the East, Plays at the Union
Court.

Ihere was surprise in store for the
patrons OF the Union handball court yes
terday afternoon and among them was a
large contingent from the Occidental court.
A chunky man about five feet five inches
tall made his appearance in the court and
expressed desire to play a game with
some one who knew handball. Feeney and
Linehan the ''cracker-jacks," suggested
that II he could get partner they would
be pleased TO show him how handball was
played in the Union court
William Kelly, the "Cyclone," just then
made his appearance, and w. McManus
the proprietor of the court persuaded him
to be the strangers partner. The two
teams played rattling game and the
stranger proved that he was very fine
player with both hands and a hard
server. The match was won by Feeney and
Linehan by three ga mes to two. The
stranger turned out to be NJ. ]. Kilgallon.
noted professional from the East, who is
at present running court in Denver. A
return match for a valuable trophy will be
played between the same teams next Sun
day afternoon, and at the same time, if John
Condor should have returned to the City,
he and Mike Dillon will play the first four
OF series of nine games with Feeney and
What took the Occidental contingent to
the Union court was match between G. J..
McGlynn of their court and Terry Nc
Manus of the Union court, for the heavy
weight championship of the coast. The
match is the best of seven games. Terry
won two yesterday and McGlynn one.
The remaining games will be played at the
Occidental next Sunday afternoon.
The San Francisco court was crowded
yesterday afternoon, the attraction being
the return match between J. Jones, the
Australian champion, and J. Harlow, the
coast champion, and AL Pennoyer, for $25
side. Harlow and Pennoyer defeated
Jones the previous. Sunday, but yesterday
the tricky champion played all around
them and won by three games to one.
At the Occidental court the feature OF
the day was game between John Riordan
and G. ]. McGlynn and T. F. Bonnet and
John Purcell, the latter winning by three
games to two. Next Wednesday night
Riordan and Amateur Champion Donnelly
Sullivan and ]. McElroy, of the Olympic
Club, will play ]. Purcell and al Hampton
J. Lawless, one of the crack players o1
| the San francisco court, has gone East on
business. While there he will try to ar
| range match between Jones, the Aus.
| tralian champion, and Lawlor, the cham.
pion of Ireland, who played Phil Casey fol-
the worlds championship and was de
| feated.
Following were the games played at the
courts yesterday.
San Francisco lcourt-M. Mcneil and J. Nor
ris played P. Ryan and G. Mcdonald, and each
won rub. P. Ryan and J. Rodgers defeated
as ii MsNe Brown aoa J. and Morris q s1s a22
Pat Barrett and W. Darius, 21-16, 9-21
21-l4. al Tobin, champion of Berkeley and
Con Sullivan Il, defeated J; slattery and P: Bar
a
Kennedy and ]. conway defeated W. Fulle,
and J. White, Pip, 16-21, 21-18. p Kelly
dele defeated +, j. slattery for $l5 side and Kelly
P. Kelly, 20-21, 21-19, 21-l7. Jones, tht
Australian champion, defeated j. Harlow, the
Coast champion, and Al Pennoyer, for $25 {
=, Occidental Court-G. Cunningham defeated
7. de Laveaga-21-17, 14-2l, 21-16. A
Collins Collins defeated a George cunningham and D
and G. Kelleher defeated NJ. Mallaney and NJ
Dolan.21-l4, 21-17. J. Shaw and c. Kele
5e Der defeated "a j. L. iKeananey and M Mnllaneya
Clements.21-l9, 15-21, 21-19. W. Jacobs
defeated G. Cunninghan-21-16 2O-21, 81
-. c. Bradley and P. Mccormick defeated
s aiao coiins hia '" and B. ciement
defeated ]. Hurry and II. stanley---21-14
1sl2l. al-17. NJ. DAILY and J. Hurry defeated
John Riordan and c. ]. McGlynn-21-19
ISL. 17-21, 21-15, 2l-17.
| Union court-C. Johnson and Patrick Lynch
defeated Austin Hendy and Matt Coughlan
ZiMlO, 15.21, 21-14. Tom Fitzgibbons and
Miiiam a AM, Duane defeated j: Fitzgerald ane
lean Williams, 21-15, 1921, 21-1O. James
OLeary and J: J. McGonigle defeated D. Fnni
gan and William Keough, 2l-19, 10-21
D. Doherty and c. Long, 21-14, 1871, 81
IS. y. Ackerson and J. McKenna defeated B
aughes and P. McGlade, 21-15, 17-21, 81
~. ~, ). Feeney and r. Linehan defeated w
Kelly and NJ J. Kilgallon of Denver, 21-15
Io.Zl, Ills, 14-21, 21-17. John RiordaI
ana James Nelson defeated T. F. Bonnet ant
M. Di1lon, 21v16, 14-21, 21-16, 21-19
| Hugh.Toner defeated William Dunno, 21-15
| Isl, 40. Terry McManus won two game
1 70 one from G. j. McGlynn for the heavyweight
en- amplonship, 21-18, 17-21, 2l-17.
| Light Battery Shooting.
Light Battery held its regular MONTH!