Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

To outlook for the second day OF the tennis
tournament at Kendall Green was decidedly
unfavorable this morning. The playing Was 60
nave begun e. 10 O'Clock, but at that hour the
ram mad not ceased. As there were Indications Of
clearing up IL was decided TO go on with the tour
nament and at IL the nets were put up. The re-
SUITS Oh yesterdays games were merely preliminary
ana served 70 clear the neid for the serious con-
ees.s ot the tournament The preliminary round
ana the second round narrowed the playing Gown.
anu the maj games were watched with great In
Uerest. The attendance OF spectators was larger
IMAM yesterday, and there was quite an array OF
the heat was not 50 intense as yesterday. While
NE ground was little damp and the balls became
trine neavy, yet these disadvantages were Offset
OF the sun.
Oh the Day was the one In the second round be-
tween McCawley and stevens. Both men are
practiced players and the contest was an ami
mated one. In the flrst set McCawley won three
sof SUI games, then stevens won game. The
Sex vas won oy McCawley. Score, Ga.
The second set promised TO De a repetition OF
the nrst. Mr.. stevens won the first gnme and
linen McCawley ran up the score 20 i. Then
stevens won three games and also the fourth
Lne latter was brilliantly contested, and was the
longest game thus far in the tournament Both
men made some fine special plays The next game
score OF q TO s.
The playing OF third set engrossed the attention
Oh tne ehtiIe throng OF spectators II was repe.
litlon 10 large exeent OF the second set. Nc
Cawiey won four games before stevens had scored
once Then the latter began the uphill game
Mnicn ne played with so much success In the pre-
vlous sci, ana came within one point OF succeed
tng. The score stood s 10 8, and the next game
was deuce game. The interest OF the spectators
became intense, and the players were nerved by
terminated after brilliant display OF tennis, by
McC awley winning the game and the set.
Inns ended tne second round IN the singles ~
will MI a nd
NcCawley Will play Brown.
THE SCORE OF THE CANES
including those OF yesterday, are given below
Gentlemen doubles, first round: spofford and Bu
chanan beat J. 8. Davidson and Petre g. 3; q, s.
woodward and II. B. Davidson beat sawtelle anC
Sawtele q, 3; D, g.; g. B. Brown and Brown bea
Hemstreet and Leitner q, 3; q, 2; McCawley and
stevens beat Frailey and Beall q. q, 1; Chiffon
and Goodfeilow beat Borden and Borden Q, 2; g.
Gentlemen singles, first round-Goodfellow bea
Wurdeman @, 2; q, ). Radford beat karr l, Q; q,
9, L. Pope beat woodward @, .; o, 4. W. b. Chill
ton beat = p Borden 9. 3; 2, Q; g. 3. r b Browi
Q. q Stevens beat Hemstreet q, l.: 6, 4. McCaw
ley beat J. c. Davidson q. 2; 4, o; 9, ,.
Second round-Goodfelow beat Radford Q, o; Q
2. Pope beat Chiffon q, 2; q, 8. Brown beat Met
calf 2 o; 6, .; q. B. McCawiey beat Stevens 9,
., q; d, D.
Ladies singles, first round-Miss Bartlett bea
second round-Miss Bayard beat Miss Melgs &C
q Miss Bartlett beat Miss Meade q. i; o. 2.
THE DOUBLES TO-DAY.
The first game In the doubles to-day was be
tween Pope and Menocal and J. C. Davidson an'
Metcalr 1t was well contested throughout, tn
former winning by q score OF O, ); o, l. Thi
completed the nrst round In the doubles
In the second round Chiffon and Goodfelloy
beat Middleton and Logan, 6 3; q, 2 A gam
was then begun between Brown and Brown, Nc
Cawley and stevens. The latter won the first Sc
by a score OF o TO l.
Miss Bayard was on the ground early In tn
DAY, but some OF the other ladies di,
not appear until late, and there wer
but few ladies games Miss Bayard played al
exhibition game with Miss Stafford