The Washington critic., 1888-05-31
THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Complete Record of the Two Days
Playing.

complete Record OF the Two Days
Playing.
Following is the record of the playing
from the beginning of the tennis tourna-
ment to the close of yesterday:
Ladies' singles-Miss Bartlett beat Mrs.
Ward, 6, 8; 6, /. Miss Bayard beat Miss
Meigs, 6, 0; 6, l. Miss Bartlett beat Miss
Meade, G, l.; @, .. Final, best three in five
sets-Miss Bayard beat Miss Bartlett, 6,
go o. 6, 1.
Ladies' doubles-Aliss Bayard and Miss
Stafford defeated the Misses Bartlett 9, 1; O
i. Misses Bayard and Stafford beat Mrs
Ward and Miss Meigs, G, o; g, /; @, 2, and
winning the prize, the handsome bisque
figures donated by S. S, Shedd.& Bros.
of Ninth street.
Miss Bayard will also ornament her
parlor with the pedestal lamp given by
Barber ~ Ross.
Gentlcmen's singles preliminary round
-Goodfellow beat Wurdeman, 9, 0; 9, 5.
RadfDrd beat Karr, @, i; 9, 4. Pope beat
Woodward, @, 9; 6, 4. Chiffon beat L. Z.
Borden, @, 3; o. c. Il. B. Brown beat
spofford @, |; 6, .. Metcalf beat Mac
Lean, @, l; 0. 3. Stevens beat Hemstreet,
9, j; 6, 4. McCawley beat j. q. Davidson,
Second round-R. i. Brown beat Met
calf, Q 6; 6, 5; g. 3. McCawey beat Ste
vens, 6, .; 5, 6; 6, 5. Pope beat Goodrel-
low, g. 3; 0, o. McCawley beat Brown, 6,
.; 9, 0.
This leaves Pope and McCawley to play
for first place
Gentlemen's doubles, preliminary
Tound-Davidson and Peter lost to Spot
ford and Buchanan, 6, A. 9, B. Pope and
Menocal beat j, Z. Davidson and
Metcalf, o, 5; 6, 4. Woodward and
Davidson beat Sawtelle and Bro, 9, 2 2i6,2,
Chiffon and Goodfellow beat Middleton
and Logan, O., 3; O 2. Brown Bros
McCawley and Stevens beat Frailey and
Beall, O. /; g. l. Chiffon ana Goodfellow
beat Borden Bros, 0, 3; @, ..
Second round-Spoilord and Buchanan
beat Ward and Richardson, O, 4; q, 3. Nc.
Cawley and Stevens beat Brown and
Brown, 9, 3iG 3, Oscar Woodward and
ii. i. Davidson beat Pope and Menocal,
@, 2; 9, 2. McCawley and stevens beat
Chiffon and Goodfcllow, @, 4; g, /,
This leaves McCawley and Stevens to
play the winner of Woodward and David
SON and Spoltord and Buchanan in the
finals.
The tournament will be finished tho
first fair day, play to begin at $3.50 p. IN.
Talk OF the Turf.
Osscr, the young jockey who has rid
den with such success at Guttenburg and
Clifton, has been reinstatod at the legiti-
mate tracks through the influence Of Mr..
Iaggin for whom 1t is understood he will
ride light-weights during the coming
season Thehaltmiletra rule adopted
by the Eastern Racing Association is a
mere farce. oiirst.class jock is deferred
from riding on the Jersey tracks, for he
knows that rs soon as he applies he will
be reinstated at the big tracks
The priucpal running meetings of the
near future arc; Sheepshead Bay, June
IA to July 4; Chicago, Ill.,, June 23 TO
July lli Monmouth Park, July to
August 80; Saratoga, n. Y, July 2l to
August 80,
The following are the dates of the
coming foreign events; May 81, EPSON
grand pnle; June !, the Oaks June 10
frand prix de Paris; June II, the Ascot
stakes; Prince of Wales stakes gold vase
june i3, Ascot Derby; June 20, Norhum,
bcIlaId plate July n, Liverpool cup
August 2, Goodwood cup; Goodwood
Stakes August, Brighton stakes; August