New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

club panturv Conn: DAYTON Lawn Tennis Club
DAYTON Ohio. D.lavar' F',d club. Wilmington, De-
Fa-, Orlrq, Tennis and Athl'u. Association N"N'
Yorx. Edg,,ood club oil Tivo.an-iiudsor. Nr"-Horf
r. nv,,l Lawn Tennis cub Proy.dcnr. L. T. l"-l''
wood Ii.id Cu'. N-w.IorX: Tushinc Athlete 'lno.
Tl,liug T. ]. : Germantown Cr.K"t club. Phlad lrh''
Harvard University l. 7. A.s'cat.'n Cawbr'g' 'i"''
Uohotu, Valley Tennis club Kd-""C'a y j.. heIN'" '"o
l.. vu Tennl, club Chicago, L'nos C.nh. L"1oN Mas
Ifcu1ef Lawn club Iit.hur.t. Conn Long
sod eric Act Clu5 Boston; T.37 rn" club If'', \ =.
". IdoN club - South Hampton. N''-i "rt' '''''"n
,rc,.' C.ul Philadelphia Minnesota Lawn T'nai- ''Ib.
- Pau. MINI Nlntcair Tennis club N"n'i'i y d.
Nor ,toen Lawn Tennis Cub Nor -toNn, Y j. MURRAY
III T-nns club. N.v-York CITY; Nnrnfan-'t Law"
Tcnui, CAB Na.lalan-e.t. Il L. N'"-llaNcn Law" mn
Nc,,.fIav-n Conn. Ne,- Hamburg Lawn Tennis 'Irh
N,,,Yor6: Nouro-t Tcuul, cub. NewioF', l. L. Now
Y,t. T.nni. club N,w-Vork cry; N'W.iork Aul't'
Cluh NDv-York City; Nor.h Ind Tennis '"' 'h''a-o
III Nortl shore Tennis club IIIeAoA staten l-Id'G
H,t,.y Tiold CLUB. YORK, Oriue- Lawn T'Hni> club
O-,ac, y j.. orange Athletic Cllh Fa.' OIunS' y D.
pa.-ii. Lawn TEAMS ClIb. PJesalr, y j.; iIi'H' ii'
O. ckc. club. Philadelphia penn" Pr'b'r@ 'rI 't ,'p'
P.t,sbor- pm; Po-tlaad Lawn T'nniS 'liD Portland
Maine: Hdeened Athlete club Albany. y J Ho'h'-''
.r.rrI. club Rochester. y y. EorAa'ay Hunting 'lfh
Long Island: S,arsia!c Lawn I'nnI- tlb. N'"-l'I"
h.abr.cht Lawn Tennis and Ci0k't club. Nc"-i OK b
Springfield Tonni, Company. Srr"thd. Mas - N'I''
tine TENN, Club. Iior.dl, staten Island 'I"K'V anu
Baseball Club. staten Island Stitrn Island IidI'S 'b
Ncw.B,ich, H. staten leland; ~ "'ofr"' 'rc"'' 'No'
Ncy.YorA Ciy; summit Lawn Tennis 'l'h' summit
y. J. Taunton IfNu!@ Ar-"'ldl''H 4'''''''' ''
To. Athletic Association. Philadelphia. Pom; Trinity
COLLEGE Lawn TENN, Club Hartford. Conn., 2dd E'gl-
mcnt Tennis Club, Ncw-NoA; Tuxedo cab H'"'l "'"
Waterbury La Tennis club waterbury, 'o.h.i "'nt
mere Tcnnl, CIub Winchester, Ma; W''t fhd Lawn
Tcnn. crab Boston, Ya" University Lawn T'nni'
Association Nov.IIayon Conn; Young Am'1ca Cricket
Club. Philadelphia. Penn; IIud,'n E.Nr Lawn I'"n''
A,.ocat!ol. cold spring -Oi-ti' Hudson. y. \.
The ASSOCIATION makes, Tctis's and lntcrpr"i'
its rules largely IN the pattern 81 the Eisil'H
reoulatious Of the game, with some dlNcffhrro
II holds two main championship touIhn'hcn'A -
each summer, thc SINGLES and the doubles Tor In"
United states and also a number VI MINOR ones,
such as the intercollegiate. the Middle states Inc
Ncw-Enllaud. The southern STATES. me Nc''FTh
States and The --.ong I&-rnd Championships.
The following table show the nam facts re
hting to the doubles championships from 1851
to 1890, inc uSlve:
DorrLEe CHAMPIONSHIPS
at Hs~Po' HSa2o %' aad a a. van a' Htas @
s, loaa'lr at EfSE?' % '9i"2'a F% and s,aI ''a
I,T3c,t rIni,r..up :. Nclod and 4 Van Tcn,sc.
b@isn s,'z.p fl%n At s.ap l W v T. L'if l. Rs.
} :, tlarI funncr,-up ". =. knapr and II ). so.
'i.5G-rlayed a, Tcvport champion r, D. s,ar, and
iss5 PLAYED at Orange y. J., chan ploIs. H. y Sear>
! and j. Dwight; runu'r-.rp II. s. Iayor and H. w. So-
rayG a. s'aca d l,o1 oSn"Eogj 2 Il, ,; g. 'Ia 1ag
I ant -. - tdull'!l i'I"'l'''P u" N'h"i'h anu
e. P,,yod ., staten Island champions H. l. Tav.
lor and IL. " 81, um yri ruun'I'-uP '. q. Han and
:" >oo' pYaycd at tacn leland champions, V. g. Hall
and e. Hobart; runncrs.up, O. ;. Campbell and Il. =.
| The sim IT, champ mpionship tournaments are fought
| ont n Newport in August, and the following
! table shows the champions since lcsl The
| all co,ncrs' tournaments are played AZ the same
ti,,c and the table also gives the results in these
/ The al alcomcrs. as the name implies, is open 10 all
| thc world. whereas the oihera are open only TO
members OF National Association clubs. Here II is
SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIPS.
issl-Champion I. .. seals, rlnncl-up W. T. Glyn.
iSS2-Caaiupion, l. j.. :, ar Irnnct rp Vi ,iark.
issl- hampton. Z. . N"ars alI-concia winner, II. A.
T,ylor: fi,ucf.up. W. V. =. 1horne
1SS5-C hampton K. j. S'aIs al!-comcrs, winner, G..
NJ a.nc{ 5@"@c'p T. y scn1s s. En'p npconer. winner
| T. I;'ecknan: (: runncr.up. II. \. TAYLOR.
iso7-Chamn,on, 4. D. scar, alicomcrs. winner, II.
W gha@oa m 5"9f1E If socam M IoEG' E acomers win.
ner II. W Slocun', y. runnol-up, IL Taylor.
isSG-C Champion. H. W Slo,un ir. aiconers, winner.
O \. Shaw. ir.; runnci-up. .. :. Campbell
The singles contest, for this year expected
! to be exceedingly interesting, and the winner IS
generally considered to he ono Of the following
! players. who named in The supposed order
Of their chances for the victory H. w. Slocum lr.,
! q. A. Shaw, jr., o. ). Campbell, II. \. Taylor,
! {. VI. Clark, r. !. Huntington, ir, p S. Sears
and G. Hobart
! OF these Mr. Slocum. who is BROOKLYN man. a
member of 81 Georges Cricket GLIB. vice president
Of the National Lawn Tennis Association and
the author OF a book Lawn Tennis in Oar
| Own Country" has the most hackers having won
| the championship twice already.