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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18

There 10 nothing certain 10 this world. ~ George
schlicht Of tho Miller Ride Club found out Yesterday
when he ran up against Fred Boss of she BEST a.
though youngest shooters In the Zsttlsr Rins Club At
the recent shooting festival OF the Central schustzen
Corps the talk drftsd naturally to the subject Of
different shooters msriA and the oonsequsncs Of tho
ensuing discussion was q match made between tho
was selected As the meeting place The condtions
German ring target for $,Oa site
President WAlther OF the Zettisr Rhs Club acted as
strings 81 ten shot. possible go point ssrs - fo
22s; total 22l1 @. schlieht goa ~. 1914 2Oi, ia
al. al 2l5 2l2 227 total lld II h LemArka6ls
inch bulls sya
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THE RECORD,
NEW YORK, 8; CA1CAGo. I.

NEW YORK, 8; CAICAGo. 1.
Arson and his men may humble the Bostons
eilvery hairs that glisien on A. H.. Soden's
81 III they ss trounse the fha
Eeach feel ioneso e and tired: they n may d;
thrash the Gincnnatis TIL John I. Brush
hs he na y h haas ss
through the mudiei:ohi9 iii Lax. Erie means;
they may dust The white uniforms Of the
ebsept minded. and they may cum the Pitts
SsTsss 81 as SGDaS
81 "Ha nam Gs az
thing they ssnnot do. They cannot mot put ~ o on
as rlssn .a .ns sss eSs sS
Yorks in the national game Of baseball. on
rare occasions they may scratch victory. but
emerald diamond and get to fooling with nice
Se IF E.w %Gst S:r I'll. o
nant winners, and that fact, affords d.er. de-
licions satisfaction to John u. Day and his as
sixteen times since last spring have tho
Sorks wrestlsd With each Other o on the turf I
and on eleven Of those ocsasioIs tho lineage.
snbss fn S hs sa Uh s
naness. Thus while Snalding and, Arson
smile at the thought OF that pennant Tapping
with sadness o. they remember eleven knock
downs out Of sixteen times they have squared
Possibly the fact thar Yesterday the south.
eHst corner Of the grand stand contained about
Sad ns to d. Wh hs snshy WHY
e w me S"s
st The Polo grounds yesterday Buck Ewing
tic iSdians GyclcSs saSs tn CbicsGos vivid Hd
Idea Of the rapidity with which a cannon ball
The big fellow pitched one OF his gilt-edged
an better tSs, Rhp n, cGud not have
The Cbicsgosns wrenched their, spinss reach:
ing after ltusis's wide curves. barely missed
ss hts VIZ SsSs asF u sna
pared ip clean white suits yesterday and it
was the subject OF general remark that they
looked more Ike champions than the little tsl-
logs ip tho , dusty gray suits n'..,. ,.-,...,
home team did was OF very emphatic oharac;
Ter Thsy T ,Ss t ths game In one inning and
look twice as furious as 10 does when endeav-
orIPs to appear pleasant and un oncerped;
first in the second inning Richardson started
the fnn with rattling three. base htt 70 left
bases. also to lef. This set tho crowd Of 1880
persons to yelling and also enabled Richard.
assseock soms BUCKLEY wss LETT by RSss
one inning.
Thse Sss vfry hsh e.. SPOT II Rs
head and ran home before it came back. The
ball rolled under the ropes and into pool Of
wSteI. Wilmot jumped around the water in o
gihgerly manner and picked the bal out ,on-
derby making no effort to catch the runner.
which would doubtless have been impossible
However Arson strobe out into the field and
gave Nilmot severe lecture on the subject OF
not heing afraid OF wet feet.
II looked very much like shut-ou for Chi
esgo. but In the eighth inning Ryan made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
ON THE TENNIS COURTS.


Tho local lawn tennis tournament which has been
going on for tho past week At Congress Spring rark
Saratoga was brought to Successful conclusion yes
tsrday Over twenty OF tho best players In that city
took part and some very good playing was witnessed
In the various matches A. H. 1de. q fourteonyearold
boy, who was scratch won after hard struggle and
captured handsome siivermounted racket. Harry
ywhite the old groundman OF the Bay shore Tennis
club had charge Of the grounds and e Is needles to
say they were IN perfect condition Tho ncore follows
Gent Sssntismsns Local single llandicsp-frst Hound,
sstbys; n Leary. Is and bisqps. q bye; MuIrsy NJ
y Mas,erbnry 10 and bsqrss So. So :; u Blum.
W. Manning, scratch. beat II. 3 Ide scratch ga go
fault; @. U. Oates u 81. beat W. h Golden u 50 ia
~ by default; j. sohwarte " is. beat 7. Burd y IS
and bisQues 60. la 6-ii T. Potter, u 30 and
bisQuea bye II. W Cronell Is bye q. SpeiReL rs,
bye; U. Richie Y Is. . bye. W, Coster ~ bye
second Round-Riche beat Coster by default; Speigel
beat CronelL g., SIS; Potter beat Schw arta S--a
ga 60, Gates beat Ceme mt, go 81. Manning beat
A. II. fde Id ia e. Msshan beat Blum. 81, ell
b k beat shoemaker, s-s 80 SO; sssvsy beat
Third Round-Richis beat spsigei e-a. o.: Potter
beat Gates, Ga e-i; Meshsn beat a. IL. 1de 40
Fourth Ronnd-ros,sr beat Richie Ga, e-s; Msshsn
Final Round-Potter beat Mcehan. 7-5 Ga. e-s.
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w Wheeling GOSSIP,

The Bedford Wbesmen will hold run to Yonkers on
Sunday.
meeting OF the New York Bicycle Club will be held
on next Wednesday evening.
Tho Somsrvs Bicycle Club will hold ten-miIe handi.
cap road race on Saturday, Sept 70.
The Manhattan Athletic Club will oHor thrss prizs.
In all their bicycle races on Sept "a
match race between Arthur Zimmerman and Willie
Wiudle would prove big attraction.
The Peoris Bicycle Club have abandoned their 100
mile road race which they were 20 have hold to-day,
The entries for the Manhattan Ath etic Club bcycls
sspt 26 will close to morrow with c. o. PerSv
the club director OF cycling '
The Boston Athletic Association will award two sold
nve silver and bronze medal and silver cup NJ
Oct 8. ' Va
The Riverside whssmsn will hold their first annual
race meet on saturday oct s. They have secured the
use OF the Manhattan Field for the above pro
pose holding a monster meeting They win run four
announced their intention Of aud some GOOD
xaclRg V locked teS,
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Kings County Experts.

The results Of the first rounds OF the Inter
Tennis Association tournament for tho decsisn of tho
championships of Kings county will be found below
Tomorrow the grounds OF tho Atora Tennis Club in
Carroll street the preliminary rounds in singles will DO
decided. and on tho Saturday following Sept. 20
the Kings County Tennis Clubs spacious grounds cor.
ner Of Kingston avenue and Dean street. Brooklyn, the
w., pnund tie mn VA. mt " i, r,
County Tennis club heat I. l.. Heitksrnp aud II. &
Haitk amp Alto;a Terms Club. SO. B-a; A.. = Mer.
ram and Y: +. hucMahon OF tho Badpinton Tennis
sa en 10y fhu r-y trS,, NM
Boeock knisksrbocker Field club. beat !. s. Jones
". N. Frazier and r NJ. Pendreigh Kings County T. c.
beat DR. ". A. Griffith and o. n schmidt Badminton
L. + C. CO, 6-L.
Second Round a. S Merriam and C. f. MacMahon.
Badmnton g. beat r. NJ. Payne and II. r. L. Mo-
Gowan: Kings County Tennis Climb 3 "a s-4: Or.
W. N Frazier anu +. ". Pendreigl kings County Ton
KntckerbocSer Field Club, "a Go
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Fischer Defeats Bra,
TenuIs Notes.

Dr. Theo. l. Townsend has been elected to member.
ship In tho New York tennis Cub.
r p Huntington. r, the ex.Yae crack player ia
In business this city lie Is with large bank
Ing firm in " all street.
Tie open tournament of tho Annexed District l. T. A.
which officially scheduled by the [, s. N /. r. A
for this week. las been postponed and will begin on
Saturday, Sept. 70.
trail Park. has had to Withdraw from tho Park invita-
ton account of Its interfering with his di
ties surgeon at the Manhattan Hospital 7. L Tom
linsOn will play In his place IN tho tournament
Oliver s. Campbell. who holds both tho siugles and
doubles championship OF the country graduated from
Columbia College last spring and will 40 into
time spring get into good form defend their
championships.
New York Tennis club will take place next week, be-
EacMuilen deD.rred from entering but some close
matches will doubtless DO played rs y. Z. Mett W, L.
Thatcher h r. PerktnS A. b. Kunyon and j. /. Hobart
are expected TO enter.
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Hnndball Between Experts.

The unavoidable absence Of Barney McQuade caused
. posponement OF the much cherished entertainment
between Dr. Smith and himself against Philip Cassy
and Major Carmody The match has only been tempe.
rariiy put off, however In ts place yesterday rafting
good contest played between Dr. Smith and Larry
Forde against Champion casey and Major Carmody
The champion complained OF Illness but he must have
forgotten all that Judging by bis wonderful effective
top form and his service was unusually severa the
though resulting In draw, the champion aud his
are credited with greater number Of The
score:
Casey ana Carmody. n 81 1914
Smith anu oroo ID IL It's
On Wednesday night Jonathan Malcolm and Prof.
Coggins to havo played the best or five games In
the Brooklyn clubs court but after the fourth
game It decided to postpone the final settle ment
until a future date With seven . handicap the
young freshman rather took the sc0tchman by surprise
Tho score:
frof cogg'ns I" acesl.. ID II 2i-7e
On Wednesday next Champion Casey. DR.. Smith. and
one or two other experts will pay cusacks court in
Newark q visit
Owing the date having been agreed upon some two
weeks nRo M j. Lonergan aud Paddy Lawor will OK
pee George ilsnsy anu MAJOR Cs.nody 70 fu al their
tween John Common: and Dennis shea with Hsnley and
Carmody will have to be put of until tho week follow
INK when tho latter say they will either play forfeit
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Pordham took the bali and Rained twelve yards by
working the " CAmmsrford seized the ball AID sue.
essdsd n m.ling ten yards more Dor.n made run
across the line thus making the first down VI the
season The first goal was kicked By Ramsay. During
the game the Reserves resorted rushing and
Cd At tms. but did NOT 70 get the nan beyond
the 2yard line On the other hand the Fordhams kept
their opponents In the middle OF the he using adva
around tho ends.
Tho game ended 10 in favor of the Fordhams The
feature of tho Ra4e the of at right
gerald
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Baseball Games Yesterday.

While New York's victory yesterday does not
change the position OF the teams to any ma
terial extent 1t gives New Workers considerA-
bio satisfaction. Pittsburgh dropped back
Into sixth place, but as they are to-day playing
the strongest game OF any team In the country
they are quito likely to regain that position
and hold 1t. Chicago is safely first. The re-
suits OF yesterdays games follow:
New York. 3; Chicago. /.
Cleveland. 6; Brooklyn. s.
Philadelphia. G: Cincinnati. 4.
Boston. Z; Pittsburgh, Z,
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L,nsr,ek Athletic Games.

The brsvest Of Lmsrieks soma With the IA,
her fair daughters. assembled in Harlan Rive
yesterday afternoon and evening to make tn.
annual picnic and games Of the Limerick Mems
olsnt and Social Association An event lslgt
Tho mile run va. won in good style by Jam.
nan James Mccarthy threw the forty.tvo-p,
Weight ds feet II inohes John Walsh took the sm..
the !hfssssasd rsos Hiohasi Reilly dd Sons prs,ty
work ~ ths hop, step. and Jump and won With dis-
dash. with J. Mccarthy second "
The boys race for the sons Of Limerick men was VIM
BY Thomas Lane after q oloss oonteSs With Thom~s
Lynch The distance covered By the YOUNGSTERS "
a. TnS sS1ot sSGIssst sr hs GsrmaI terest ssu.a
Hurley. 81 Hugh Quiulan, a2 e ss1son NJ; Wiiiis1
KY ~ Lssss we're the best Of Doas
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Fordham College Campus Opea ITO the
Public.

Heretofore It has been customary for the Fordhsm
College to CLOSE the campus against the public but this
year things will DO changed and the campus will be
thrown open and an Interesting programmes Of games
run of As soon can arranged The college feet
81. team has been ors.nissd and VII ~ ts secure
yAnia. College City of New York, Gsorgetown colnm-
biA New YORK Athletic club Manhattan Athletic Club.
shsil Trinity; .sd ws::ysn Tns ...sSsi,is. have
The grounds be reached in twenty nys minutes by
amy Of the Hpdssa RtyW rspid transit iIAink :.
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ODDS AND ENDS OF sPoRTs
The wayus Athletic Club Of jersey City will
meeting on Monday evening .f

The w.yus Athletic Club Of jersey CITY will
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friend and p: :sss. se: sss III: -
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s. q .n!s:s x ss
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g. q time each I'll psoSss,:d 70 M 70 q
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Articles Drawn for the schae:er-Slossou
Billiard Match.

Mr.. Richard Roche. Champion schAefsrs hacker re-.
ceived despatch from the champion yesterday after.
noon authorizing him to make a match with George
slosson directly for s5o side to DO played In this
city. the worlds championship emblsm barred.
Roche conferred with slosson directly after
the receipt of tho telegram and the srti.
oies of agreement were drawn up last night Thsy
stpulate that tho match shall be played later than
Oct III and Mr.. A. T. Troescher OF the Bruins wick
Bake Company Is chosen to represent BIO contestants
stpuate that the winner shall ali tho receipts and
foot all tue expsnses and sosson personally agrees 20
shall chance 70 lose the match The entire stake money
10 to be deposited ten days before the match in the
hands OF Ss,Akeholoer 10 DO named by Tng srN
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Baseball Games To-day.

Baseball Games To-day
NATIONAL LxAGuE
New York ". Chicago, At tho Polo Rrouuda
Brooklyn Va Cleveland, at Eastern Park.
BOSTON va Pittsburgh, At Boston.
Philadelphia vs. Cincinnati ~ Philadelphh
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Louis VA Athlstics at st Louis
Columbus Va. Boston. at Columbus 49,
Louisville vs. Washington, At Louisville.
Milwaukee Va Baltimore, At Milwaukee,
EAsItRS ASSOCIATION
Albany ". Buffalo. at Albany.
Trey W. Lebanon, At Troy.
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double and wilmot followed with q triple.
This yielded their only run. The score:

SnlCARo v v " " " " 40
Earned runs-Nsw York. .; Chicago I. Frat base by
srr9rs.New York. =; Chicago. l. Left on SasssINew
20 vok.ry. o. struck ontSBy Ruus :, by yiskeIy. ;.
Home run Bassott Thrse-base hits-Ricnardann.
Wiimot Twobsso hiis-Glasscook, Ran shcrinoe
hit-Connor. stolen bases-Haasstt Vickery. Double
pays-Connor tunassistedJ; Pfener and Anson. I'm.
pires-McQuado and Hurst Tms-i:3o.
CLEVELAND. 6; BROOKLYN. 3.
Stupid base running and poor fielding was
the mi ain reason for the BIooklyn's defeat yes-
terday. Tho game was interesting ut tines.
but the excitement was not OF the kind TO
make the onlookers become enthusiastic.
The players moved around as IL they were
counting the hours till tho season draws to
close; Poor coaching robbed the homo team
Of At lenst ono run In tho sixth Inning. With
none out. Burns raised the ball away over
McAleer's head. When he rounded second
base McAleer had already recovered the ball.
and. although his chances were SLIM he Kept
on for the homo plato. aud was nipped by
Davis
pinknev's three Dagger in the fourth inning
came In good time. as the bases were all occu.
Ward played second base and Ely short stop.
The lattcr's two errors were fatal; and each
allowed the visitors to score. Ward. however.
played q sharp fielding game. In fact. he was
the only Brooklyn player who displayed any
ginger. Three errors and base on balls
brought In the winning run In the ninth Inn
ing. Shearon hit to Ely, who fumblet. Nc
Aleer got to first bnss on balls and Pinkney
failed 10 throw Limmer's grounder accurately.
DAILY then made mess Of Burketts grounder
and Shearon crossed the plate. The score:
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HANNAH (wHlrk)-i3 PIECES
NOTES,

u)-P-B 4was his right play. By his reply black OBJ
tAins by far the better position.
to have zone 10 :. Ths sdssnce Of tie White X
could then bs met with P-QKtA
tc)-An excellent move. which gives him At once the
better game.
,.Ml-:sstter would have been kip Kt PIX
1t II kt-kt g. PIX L. kt X 7. Z r CHI ~
b, 9-R oh - K-Kt So OK KtloBx p. Although
white has the better game owing 70 tho majority OF
pawns on tho queens wing blacks position IL prefer
able to that obtained In actual play.
)-In consequence Of tins owe his same ssts badly
hampersd. Perhaps B-Kt 2 via 50 followed BY
cAatllnR on the KS ride would have been better
Ql.P instead would have left black without any
satisfactory continuation
R)-so far black has defended himssf msritoriousy.
but here he mi.sea his continuation namely
P-Kt s. Hanham now pursuos hts advantage with
great precisop.
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Cleveland ....................l o U o . o 10
Earned runs-Brooklyn, o: Cleveland, First base
Brooklyn. 81 Cleveland 8. First base on bals-Oh
Inks 5. Struck Out-Coins Inks ChildR Mexican.
Young Threebase hts-Bmrns, Pinkney. sacrifice
hhas.,CWhiid. Tn,mer bonbie p,sys-bnvis and Viz
tue Ely. ard. and Daly. Hit by pitoher-Davis Zm.
PHILADELPHIA q; CISclsSArL4
PHILApELpRIA. Sept 1.-THE Phiadephias out batted
Cincinnati TO-DAY and won handtly Brown caught six
Jam. sown. N. y. club finished the game behind the
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Baseball Notes.

TIE clerks and the Fifth Avenue Bank
pay cd game tho old Polo grounds the former win.
ming by a score Of ~ toa
The Cleveland club will give Pitcher Worth and
Catcher Collins q trial today or tomorrow. Worth
has doing effective pitching for tho Benson.
hurst \. G.
CoLuxsrs Sept 1.-THE Columbus baseball manage
ment to day released Henry Gastrivht the wsknown
pitcher John Il. stone released some time ago TO st.
Louis has again signed viii make his appearance
with tho Columbus team against Baltimore on SAtur.
day.
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McFarlans Says He Was Treated Us
fairly.


John McFarlane, whom Brooklyn men claim to BE-
the best QUOT pitcher In the country. does not think
that be was fairly beaten b. Alexander kennedy In
Philadelphia Saturday AID he states his grievances
III the following letter;
ITO EDiToR THE sUS-S,r: Regarding the
match at Quos which played with Alexander Ken.
needy In Philadelphia on Saturday, Sept IL ! would
like to bring 10 tho notice OF tho sporting public gem
eral how unfairly was treated In said match In the
Drst place complain Of tho choice Of referee The two
men nominated by my party did not ind favor In tho
eyes at the PhiIsdeiphixns They had evidently had
man selected and that settled H. Again At one point OF
ana was absent at least ten minutes THIS violated the
conditions OF the agreements by Just ght minutek
tried to md the referee for tho purpose calling his
attention 10 tho matter. but he also had flown When
time.
During certain portion OF tho game one of the pius
wa. shifted from Ats original position at least eishi
inches. DID NOT discover the fact until founa my
measured tho ound The distance between pins was
short al suspicioned claim that tho hitting OF
the pin MAS known 10 Kennedy who snged his posi-.
lion while PLAYING All these matters paced mo under
. Al tho CONCLUSION Of the match Richard White of
Brooklyn ohersito post 70 to clinch return match
put kennedy hatly refused saying that he had retired
ior the season. II looks to mo. and have no doubt
thnt smAiority or persons who saw win al.
Lei MS see " he ID u game man.
hereby challenge Alexander Kennedy Of PhilAdsl.
phia 10 pitch me game OF qnoita 81 points I'm for
from sin 20 sam side II he 10 willing lei him place
BRookLYk, sept Ia.
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brilliant TENN. mt staten Island.

tho Anal rounds in the three events OF the annual In
vitation tournament OF the Ladies' Outdoor Club Of
Staten Island played yesterday afternoon on their
courts the Staten Island Cricket Club Tho tourney
was strictly ladies' one. gentlemen PLAYING in only
one event the mixed doubles The score of the tour
nament follows;
Ladies' Singes-First round: Miss Burdstto beat Miss
Mckinley, e. e-3: Miss Voorhees, beat Miss Mac.
grseor. 6-5 60 Miss W Roosevelt beat Miss L. NJ.
Rogers 4-s e-S g.; Miss b. Moore beat Miss Stone.
VI, 6-S
Second Round-Miss Burdst,e heat Miss Voorhees,
Moore, 8-S 81
Final Ronnd-Mss Burds,ts boat Miss @. W. Roose-
Welt 81. 81.
ladies Doubles PRELIMINARY round, Miss stone and
Miss MoKinlay beat Mias ,rexory and partner by dc
fault Miss voorhees, and Miss Moore beat Miss Gregory
an Mics JAnsenn TO-. 0-2.
First Ronnd-Miss Stone and Miss McKinlav beat Miss
Rogers and Miss Gregory, as g. N Sssa r. g. and a..
6-i.
Final RoundI;Misses r 6; and @. ". Roosevelt bea.
niss Stone and Miss McRinlay, 81. 60.
Mixed OVERWHELMINGLY round Miss Austin
and @. Walker beat Miss Jansenn and q. l.. Meyer.
5-6, 80 til
First Round-Miss Moore and 1. C. johnson beat Miss
HctireGory and J arrere Bt. 6-l: MISS Austin and
6-a Is
Final Roundup Austin and J. Y g. Walker beat
Miss Moore and L. e. johnson. "a. 2-S. Ga.
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Jimmy Kohan writes to THv Sus that he would Tx
meet jack Lyman q the Ninth ward with two ounce
gloves before club with skin gloves to nnish at
10 pounds for stake and purse and that he will
Lyman sny day he names TO uge the match.
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Brooklyn n. M. G. a. Tournament.

The consolation singles in tho tennis tou nsy of tho
Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association have been
completed. W. Parker who played well against
CHAMPION Hecamp, won the second prize. Tho rounds
Preliminary Round-E. R. Whiting beat II. p. Rollins
6-a Ga.
First HONDA NJ Aiken beat +. n. whitney s-4.
8-l;W. Parker beat DR.. W. A Grtith tBadmlnton
Tennis Club Ga ST
second Round-w. Parker beat A. Nj. Aiken Ga
0-l, S-3
BY Keeping the lists oren until after tho opening Of
the tournament number OF strong entries have been
secured for the In the doubles tho
now being played off OH the athletic grounds at Man.
haitian Junction Tho following are the results up to
dRto
Preliminary Round-F, Q. Afeld lr., and r. W. Hsit
camp beat A. VI. Alike and 7. A. Baldwin, 6-l. 7-5: O.
H. Rountree and Ill Parker beat Paul Cheriton and
Teddy Jewell 10. SIS, X |. Russell anu H. Drakeley
beat W. =. Powers amt G. Z. rerrey s. Ga.
FIRST Round-E; !, Emerson and r. W Burnham beat
sol! and Il nraksey beat + Z AIKEN and F. Aiken.
d. Dumont and 4. Thompson. go, "a T.. o .AGeld
and y. ". Heitcamp VS.. g. II. Rountres and VIII Par
ksr Ia. 6-3 unfinished
The finals will be y aged TO- morrow afternoon.