Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
TENNIS MATCERS.
The Tournament At Highlands Next
Week-Other Points Of lnserevt.

tennis tournament win be held on the grounds
OF the Highland Country Club, beginning next
TUESDAY, and continue through three days The
arrangements for this tournament have been made
by the Silver Spring Country Club in conjunction
with the Highland Club. Dr. F. p MacLean, the
secretary ana treasurer OF the Country Club,
states that the club Is the only representative In
the National Lawn Tennis Association In the
South. The grounds have been prepared by the
Highland Club. and the players from abroad who
have been invited to come here will stay at the
club house. Among those whom DR.. MacLean ex-
poets will take part In the tournament are: F. L.
v. Hoppin and A. L. Rives, OF Newport, r. l.;
+. Mawsneld; OF Boston; @ A. Shaw, champion OF
Of 1 the
The prizes are as follows: A handsome solid
silver bowl valued at 500, which Will be given by
tested for three seasons and finally held by the
winner Of tue singles as his personal property.
The second prize In singles is a handsome alliga-
valued at $75. The first prize In doubles CONSISTS
OF two gold-mounted French clocks, valued at $50
and the second prizes In doubles are antique bronze
lions Arrangements have been made for rirst and
second consolation prizes In singles and doubles
The list u players from this city who have
entered are given oy DR.. MacLean as follows: Mr..
ChaA McCawley secretary OF the Southern Lawn
o Northern partner; Mr.. Oscar Woodward. DR.. +
l. workman. Douglas Dyrenforth, f. r. MacLean
ana Mr. shsoey 81 the Country Tennis
and Mr.. Emmett Morris, OF the Highland Country
Club: Messrs X 3. Brown and Oris Brown, OF the
81 tS SsuP asss John DAVIDSON and Met
morton and Chelton, OF the Columbia Athletic
club; Messra WoOten, Alex. Britton and Ii.
the Twilight CluO; Messrs. Borden and Borden
and MessIs Clarence and Eugene Bryne, OF the
Capital Bicycle Clue; Messrs. Boag and Good
NTER-oLUB TOURNAMENT
The tournament OF the Kenesaw, Krinon and
Taviaqui Tennis Clubs was begun Thursday even
Ing and the games 30 far have resulted as fol-
lows: Gentlemen's singes-sturtevant, OF the
Krin0n, beat E A. Byraes, Of the Kenesaw, Ga,
want peat Brllton 4-6. 90, 6-5. Diminished games
Byrnss. Of the Kenssaw, and doubles between between
WOoten and French, OF the TaviaQui, and lttison
and Spaula.ng, OF the Krinon, viii be continued
wilkinson and Burnett OF the Taviaqui, and Yen.
tlemen's doubles, between SlurLevant and
Of the Kenesaw, viii be played this evening. The
ladies' doubles are Misses Hustled and Noah, or
the Krinon, and Misses Wilkinson and Burnett, OF
TaviaQul, and Bradford and johnson, OF the Kene-
saw, viii play next week.
THE RACQUET CLUB TOURNAMENT.
At the Racquet Clubs Lawn Tennis Tournament,
2l2l Lstreet, last evening" the Georgetown Heights
score II q
and the Arlngtons defeated the Tangiewoods in
singles, 8, 4 The above double was lost BY de-
fault Mr.: Sheinley being still too Ill to play,
last moment In q vain effort to ind another mem
Der OF the Naples 10 play as o substitute. The
starr dS not co% S @ tne Bachsors and
played Monday evening next.
This afternoon ~ 4:45 O'Clock Messrs. Brown
Boag and GoodIellow, Of the Far and Near. in
9G1uoies. ana s. Marbury, OF the Georgetown
~ helgnts WIN play H. e. Painter, OF the Ricquet
single between r b Brown and the winner OF this
StTsrnoons singes viii probably be playedOn Tnis
doubles to be played on Monday afternoon. aTter
w wnna tne tournament will be postponed until
;M0noay, October In view Of the Highland CLUB
that date the nnals for the INST prize in doubles
anu SINGLES win be played, and some interesting
and Tie matches for sseon a~inE WIN III, then occur
next two afternoona 'SA''" S"'
M Pr,nSsf prsscsnt Of the Racquet club told
an enuf e, complimentary AFFAIR, given By his
ciue 70 Us friends ior the purpose OF encouraging
aoy Inscribed badges on the CUB coiorsb Sai5
ana red-commemoraIive OF The event ana sS,aI
c1Ds snt 8s Tssg o. the winners among the
In local tennis circles. '" no'e''s
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