The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-16
Gossip of the HandbaII Courts.

The Brooklyn court will be the scene of an inter
noon. Phil casey and Prof. Coggins viii try con-
illusions with Dr.. A; NJ. Gillen and William Schmidt,
three in five games.
At the Greenpoint court on club dav the opening
match was = best three in i've between J. Murphy
was a hot game. the former winning by -21-12.
conditions was PLAYED later between L. Lawior and
I. Madigan opposing I. higgins and J. Bergen: Ths
latter were the vtctors by taxing the second, fourth
and NTH games.
! The crack hundpall team or the Poly Prep
ment OF the Long Island Interscholastic A. I. on
SATURDAY. At Adelphi Academy against the team Of
and of the number the Erasmus Hall boys were de-
isats% II H4 lgyf"i if Frn s : Hs sinr: 81 to t :; M.r fs.
defeated Ritter; E9smm, Hal: II to ~; Martin de-
Poly. defeated liter. II 70 10; Elliott defeated
Herreteldt, Erasmgs Han. q to u: Elliott defeated
81 to =; Ritter defeated Hubble. 81 to 70.
The Jersey city court was the scene of nine matches
Dolan audi CASSIDY aGainst j., TennssSy and J. Nc:
Court The former par won by 2lG15 21-lsr
/. Jackson sFainstP scott aud F. ficte. The fornsr
E1inf1s ' ,. r P%E2r and Gy r. 'f Ksiiy 6 Gf 2II in the ai third
match 1,, Of 'G Ysr KIND S. ,s,lG'tn + S SOLAR and S burn1;
Ills; !. Egan and j Faulkner played a draw
with j. HenneFsey and j. Silver. The only single
his prot+gr, 7. Jackson. The latter only appeared
formidable in the second game. as Egan won with
ont a break by scores Of 21-l7. 21-IH. ALL.
The Manhattanville court was lively on club day.
Play began with a match at singles bstween J. John.
son and {. eastman. The result WAS a draw. Tho
most interesting of the doubles was played between
r. Degan and N. Reilly against T. Fitzpatrick and
T.. McCaffcry. II took all the latter could do to win
the first and second games. while in the third game
they had To acknowledge defeat after a vigorous
handling of the hall. rho scores were 2l-l7.
2I-2O, 81 J, Fitzpatrick and J. Falvey won in
three straight" from +. Fay and j. Johnson. tho
scores being 2I-I7, 2l-l9, 2l-l4. NJ. Landy and
j. Ryan also made short work Of j. Durkin and P.
Shortcll. a. they won by scores of 2l-T, 2I-1I and
2l-l4. Then j. Donnelly and j. Otto defeated W.
Howard and j. Iinbach by 2I-1S, 2l-I6 and
In.
A dozen matches furnished no end Of excitement
At the Brooklyn Haudball Clubs court on club DAY.
The sport began with j, Wallace scoring a signal
victory over william Lane by scores of 2l-1a.
2i-loand As. In another match Paul Schultz
Ais, lis and 1T. \ r"Guliar thing was
that a majority AZ the matches at doubles were cap
tnred in three straight games. j. Scanlon and j.
Cox polished on ID. MallOy and J. bunne by scores
of 2l-2u, Fla. and 2l-5. II. Laly and J. Dunno
were winners over j. Murphy and ID, Shea by
File, 2l-Is and LILO. VI. Ryan and I. Null
rooney were the third pair 10 win IN this manner.
thCir opponents being T, Dunno and J. Farley. The
scores were "I-Is. 2l-l6. 2l-20. Two other
matches were in doubt up t. the last ace. The hTst
was between =, Connolly and Prof. Coggins opposing
j. Tangney and A. VI, Gil'n. Tho former won by
scores Of2l-lp. 1921, 2l-20. The other engaged
j. Dillon and j. Wallace against II. keRan and John
Wallace. The latter proved winners by scores Of
2l-ls. l4-2l, 2l-I".