New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
ITS FIRST OPEN TOURNAMENT.
MANY ENTRIES AND LIVELY PLAYING IN TIN
TENNIS GAMES AT BAYsHoRE.

TENNIS GAMES AT BANSHOHE
The South side Field Club Of Penataqult Point
began its first open tournament at Rayshore J.. l.,
vest riay afternoon For opening day tie weather
was most favorable and large number OF people
were present TO witness the contests. In the singles
the entries numbered thirty-tw which is the hTgcst
entry list of the Two rounds OF the singles
were comp eied, there being no preliminary round
The prizes are handsome. and consist Of first and
second prizes in sin ecs and doubles, and consOiaon
prize in the singles In the first round an exciting
contest took place between C. j. Post and q +.
Rowland Post was looked upon TO win by almost
every body, and when he captured the first set the
match seemed to be his, but Rowland BY some brilliant
play took the second and third sets ana The match
H. ". Billings. after losing love set IN MS cont,ss
ta'ng the match. The other winners were j. HOW
land. Ford Huntington, Il. Huntington n,
round Of the singles Will he PLAYED to-day. and tho
doubles will also he begun, in which latter contests
some strong pairs are entered. Appended are mo
snglcs-F1rst round. T.. W. whitney beat John Ryan
by default W. X Fowler beat Il. II. Loines 81 0-i;
f. Bull beat L. T. Munson by default; L. r. Belts bess
NJ L. sand co Go; +. T. Franke beat T. g. Liichen-
stein by default: o. s. Campbell beat L. Worden 6-l 0-lj
f. Huntington beat NJ. O'Meara by Default c. Livingston
beat r. Magoun by default; II. NJ. Billings beat N. +.
Prosser Co. 81, Oh c. p Rowland beat c. j. Post
80 g. G-3; J. Rowland beat f. Woodward 6-l, 60;
J. Lenthon beat X. Magoun by default; A. H. Lockets
beat J. +. Parej 60 6-1 r. " Beach beat c. Magoun By
default; II. A. sand beat " Mapes 6-3 co; Il. p.
Huntington beat D. Chauncey b. default
Second round-W X. Fowler beat T.. w. whitney Go.
60; L. +. beat T. Bull CT, 6-1 o. s. Campbell
r. r. Frankel by default; Ford Huntington beat O.
Livingston 0-I Go j. Rowland beat J. Lcntilhon 81.
3-0 10; r. T.. Huntington beat H. A. Sand 6-l 6-l.
BOUND BROOK TENNI>-PLAYERS VICTORIOUS.
Bound Brook, y. j.. July 2l-The formal opening
Of the new grounds of the Bound Brook Tennis Club
took place on saturday afternoon. Many spectators
we're present 10 witness the games with other clubs.
The first game was gcntemcn's sngle' between Louis
Mack Of the West End Athletic Association Of somcr.
villc and O. 5 strong, OF the Bound Brook Club.
Frederic II. Cook acting umpire. Mach played
good game but the volcys of strong were Irresistible,
and he won victory for the home club by score OF
e., ii, 60. The next game was between tho
Ccntennials Of Evona, and the Bound Brook Club.
Mcssrs Grecnsmlth and Motion represented the Wis
ors. and Mrs,rs. Johns and Strong the Bound Brook
Club ouis Mack, umpire. The game was well con-
tested and many pretty plays were made on both
sides The score was G3, O.. Go, IN favor OF Tire
Bound Brook team. The most amusing incident of
the afternoon game between -four OF the hon
orary members OF the club, who had never seen q
racquet before. Mc.srs Fisher and GarretsJn leu IN
the batting at first. hut the score was tea IN mo
third inning by =" home run by r. Lamb. WIN
The assistance % Umpire Grccnsmith, Mcs-rs. Lamb
and Hickman succeeded in winning the set by score
of O.. COuu ,elor Garrct,rn took an exception 10
the ruling Of the umpire, aud viii appeal the case
Tho Bound Brook Club mas been recently organized,
has many members, and promises 10 b. one oil inc
most successful clubs IN central Ne"-Jersey'