The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-01
TENNIS CHAMPIONS.
Middle States Tournament Continued
Hall Brothers Beaten.

Middle, States Tournament Continued
Hall Brothers Beaten.
The Middle States tennis tournament
was continued at Orange yesterday. The
ground was in bad condition. The event
of the day was the victory of S. C. Mil
lett of the New York Tennis Club and w.
V. johnson, the Princeton champion,
over Valentine O. Hall and his brother
E. L. Hall, the Southern and New Eng
land champion. b detailed resu1Is
Mems Singles. first round continued
c.. NJ. Hamilton, Princeton, beat r. M.
Miles. Jr., Ga. 81.
Second round, Richard Stevens. Ho-
boken. beat C.. NJ. Hamilton, Princeton,
6-1, 6-1.: S. W. B. Morehead, Yale, beat
Willis Lyman, Harvard, Ga, 6-8.
Mems Doubles, Preliminary Round
w. V. Johnson, Princeton, aud S. C.,
Millett, New York Tennis Club. beat Il.
d. Belts and G.. W. Case, 81, 60; T.
Ewing and S. W. B. Morehead beat c..
A. Gould and R. M. Miles. Jr., Ga, 6-s,
Cd.
First Round-W. V. johnson. Prince
ton. and S. C: Millett, New York Tennis
CLUB, beat V. G. and E. f. Hall, 60,
6-3.
Ladies' Singles - Miss Burdette n
Miss Romans, Englewood Field Club,
defaulted.
rlnSl ouuu-MIsS augusta Il. ScnultZ,
New York Tennis Club. beat Miss Flor
ence L. Stroud, Ariel Tennis Club, Go,
1-6. 6-5. :
Diamond Chips.
The most remarkable game played
sipce the organization was the contest at
Cincinnati yesterday between the home
team and the Chicago nine. They had a
twenty inning game. When the contest
began it looked as if a big score would be
made Each had 6 luns at the close of
the third inuing. AT the close of the
other run WAS tscored. Muilane pitched
for Cincinnati and Gumbert for Chicago.
The opening anne of the Hudson
County Amateur League will be played
tomorrow. The Lorillard A. G. will meet
the Sylvia A. c.. as Oakland Park and the
Jersey City B. B. e. will wrestle with the
ST. Joseph's Lyceum at the Cricket
grounds, Hoboken.
The State A. C.'s nine will visit Morris
town tomorrow to meet the local team.
The Greenville Y. M. G. A. team will
go to West Point tomorrow.
Boston has released Clarksou.
Philadelphia has released Muivey.
Results of League games yesterday
Washington, 3; Philadelphia, 2 first
game Philadelphia, 8; Washington, Q
Second game. Cincinnati, z; Chicago,
T.: Pittsburg, 6; Cleveland, 5. Louis
fAAAS Z w.. 4AO0PO, &c
The New Yorks played at Harrisburg
yesterday and would have been defeated
but for the wretched play of ESterday.
the shertstop of the home team, who
made five errors. The score was:-New
York, 5; Harrisburg, 4.
Athletic Arena.
The Lorillard Athletic Club has re-
ceived $50 entries for its games. They
will De held at CALIFORNIAN Park next
Monday.
The picnic and games OF the Scottish
American A c. at Caledonian Park to-
morrow will attract a big crowd if the
weather is pleasant.
The mem bers of the N. Y. A. G. sub
seribed $51 600 at the meeting last night
for the new clubhouse.
When will the Greenville clubs become
one2
Rough water caused a postponement
! of the race between the freshmen crews
Nof Yale and Harvard.
SThe Board of Managers of the Wayne
Y A.. G, had q meeting last night.
The Amateur Athletic Union has Sc
1ected Traver's Island as the place for the
decision of the all around championship
of America on July 10. The events and
standards are as follows:-100 yard run,
standard TX seconds; putting 16 pound
shot, standard 80 feet; running high jump,
stand i'd 5 feet; $50 yard walk, standard
Am. 40s.; throwing 10 pound hammer,
standard SO feet; pole vault, standard s It.
8 in; 100 yard hurdle race, STANDARD 2015
seconds, throwing SO pound weight,
standard "a feet; running broad jump.
standard IS feet; me mile run, standard
5m. 40s.
Wheeling.
The Jersey City Athletic Clubs Wheel
men will have a run tomorrow to Staten
Island.
The Tri-state circuit races were run at