New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04
ON THE TENNIS COURTS.
MANY MATCHES PLAYED YESTERDAY.
RESULTS OF CONTESTS IN AND ABOUT TIL
NErpOpoIJS


There was a remarkably large entry list for the
South Orange Field Clubs open tennis tournament
Yesterday and though Players from the Oranges
predomnated the New-York clubs were well repre-
scented. The commit ee kept eight courts running
all day. and disposed OF about thrty-ifve contests
j. u. Forbes. OF Morr.stown. did the best WORK
of the day defeating Could and Lyman In sue
cesson and then disposing OF two faVorl'es lot
first place. Handsome prizes have been offered IN
both singles and doubles and consolation prize
IN the singles. The results follow:
Mems singles preliminary rOund-GeOrge H. Miles,
South Orange +. c.. beat A. Wander kieft, South
Orange F.. c.. G-L e-l; H. W. Jessup. South
Orange r. c.. beat Pny Freeman by DEFAULT; ;.
Allen Paterson, beat \. L. LHommedieu. south
Orange F. c. 60 90; r. A. Miles. Orange I. &,
beat W. f. CrcSe. Paterson. 81 60; w. u Cen
merit Danrorth r. g.. beat Arthur Taylor W-~t
side r. c. by default; Arthur Stokes beat - L.
Smith New-York T. c.. b. default Wilbur Kyle
Orange r c.. beat g. ". Kins, East orange l. ~
81 -; Hoicombe Ward. South Orange field
club beat r. 49, Bgeow Yale, 10. 81; Harold
Lee beat Edward Carnrick. Orange T. G., 81
"a; : r. Carter, New York. beat T. :. Klnsman'
Orange T. C.. by default: c. F.. Fennersey, West
Side T. c. beat r. Kelly Orange 7. e., by de-
fault; II. 4. l.. Sands. Harvard. beat W. '. Ruion'
r.. Orange T. C.. 81 81; Edward Lyman orange
T. ca beat A. $. Taylor. West side T. c. by de-
fault; clifford A. Gould, South orange T. - psae
". Kerker by default.
First round-George II. Miles. South Orange r:
C.. beat A. r. Van Orden. NewYork, 81, 81;
s Alien. Paterson beat II. W: Jessup South or or
a an F Fed club CUB beat " o. Gennert Danorth
+ C.. IS, 6-S; Wilbur Kyle. Orange + C.; beat osi
South Orange F. G. beat Harold LIZ. "a a, %
3 T. Carter beat G. 2. rennessey, West side e II;
Il Il, g. & H. SANDS s.A' harvsrd c{ gan E
Orange +. G.. Go. -
s.,ond round-U. Ward beat s. r. Carter 50,
90 j. d. Forbes beat f. Lyman. Sc ID, 81
Mems doubles-First nd-Gould and p. Miles;
Bigeiow. Yale, g. ca; Ward and G.: Miles; south
Orange F. c.. beat the Griffith brothers MSr r,s
town r c. SO 60 J.ssup and Carter oouth
r G. s-. ID 90.
Consolation singles Preliminary round-fennes-
sey beat Kuton 60. CT; Van Orden beat L!iom-
The Essex Tennis club held a successful! one
day open tournament yesterday on their grounds
I'm observation-disclosures drst-st.. between FIN
eRa ,T tb and nna. in tn doubie.
The remaining matches Will be- finished ON SatuT-
,h snox Cub outcassed ali ~ the Other entire.
and won frs, prize easily without the loss OF set;
showed his opponents no quarter, not one OF his
eight s'ts being close OF the others. feywood
S MsIrs s'S sinse sS Preiiminsry Round-J A. Del
Knekerbofher T. G. bea, r. Dickinson boy BY
T r Jana + Essex r c. Ia. Ga; j. r. Pare Lenox
T. G. beat G. Russell, by default; r. n. Water water.
pp'St Il r' He,wood weyt side T G. beat e. Van
Riper Essex r c.. CO 80. G.. /. Weyth. Lenox
T. First T ' Roun ri 4 Smith, r. G.
beat Alan tIarsy Essex T. G Ses, 81 Fred ReIse
beat HGsef satr Tfl6 p i1 r9Gs / Es" Cox
6A 50; H. II. Heywood West Side T. c. beat III +:
H. Waterbury, Essex r. c. CO Sy a. te, r. NeIIy
canon bea, y j. Welsh. Essex T.. c; a., 80
Kt, Ho STcD c~qTql Ea5k Gtat p A. i N''''"''
:rond round y; smith Kncke Gi 81 P 7; g.
L f" g. e. "a III IL Il Hcyyoo&; west sids e.
Sfs. A. cs n KsI Pyyrk D. CAIRO" peat
S.mi-fnal round-J I. Paret. Lenox T. C.. beat
f. NJ smith Knickerbocker r. c.. "a 90; II. H.
Haywood West Side 7. C., beat d. Carroll 3D.
n IT, sy%do3 W Fa0 sat FiFe E. ?2GH 7 beat
Mems double4-Prelninary roundrG. I. Wyeth
a. JnI * rvan ar S cenrai Park. 81 go IL s MsllIck
and A2T 3F5y : :ssX g. s beat San FpsF
Bxlncn and ". A. Croker Ft;h Avenue T. G..
Rcat n smith and A. s Psmar u Hpsk.r02?k:r
perance, Fifth Avenue r. c.. a bye.
Only seven players competed in the holiday ham
mis- Club at One-hundrei-and-twenty- seyenth-st and
Flrth-ave as the best players were drawn away
in search of prizes in tho bigger tournaments The
Nns sGss PrH%InTy S SupsEaxar 4 G Gan
GO) beat Edward p. Proulnt 80. iS-H
First round-A r. Bunn.i o, beat "; A. Jones
49, G6,, IS. '''"' ~ ~
Final round-Alfred X. Bunneii 90. beat Edward
Cobb. 36. iS-45.
The Knickerbocker Tennis Cubs fail tournament
made little progress yesterday The feature or the
contest i. the condition that each player sha. con-
test a match with every other. The results:
Mems singes-J. A. Delmar beat ". A.thouse,
z. j.. A.
s.: L. " Smith beat ". A.thouse. 60 Go; f.
NJ Smith beat K. NJ. Cole 60. o.
The tennis tournament OF the Rutherford CUB
was continued Yesterday at its courts Montross-
ave The contests were mems singles ana douo.es'
Ing. The ssmi:nnal round OF the sins:es was was
reached Hoer se 5 me a6os O were also
decided. This proved the Closest and most exciting
match OF the day and was witnessed by NUMBER
of people. Score:
p Msns H HaEss ' so S5 Hoser Sea
Raymond Geer 81, 81
semt-ana.s-F. X HOLSTER beat C. Parker. s-s.
60.
Doubles. preliminary round1J. L. spsdins and r.
W Klmer beat G. b. HOLSTER ana H. lrVHoh'
%. 6-l G-l.
nts, e. ss.aSg and is w eha 81
FINAL round-A C. Thurber and r. r. 0Hc..s'e1'
beat Raymond "eer aiu w.
ca. l0-S ~
The tournament of the Hudson Heights fehhis
Association was continued yesterday al the courts
Of the Una Club, in HoDoken. Inc hha's III the
single, and some mems doubles were played. Paul
saIember. OF the Americas Club met T. Koch. OF
tho Ina Club In the Anal round defeating him. AFTER
losing the frs, set BY this victory Saempier mas
earned the right TO challenge Walker the present
OF the association September z Is the
aa,a axei for the championship match. Scores:
Mems singles. anal rouud-Paul Sliembier amer
,cns r C0 beat +. Koch Una 7. c.. 80 SO o.
Mems doubles-w Gil. and Paul saembisr Gamer.
TO r o. heat A. Sa,emb.er and q. Moss q ma
1ru9 81 Ga NJ Bates and =. Koch Una Club
heal G Weddle and J. Quirk CArsko T. CO. 6-i' -
Some more matches were played IN the CUP TENNIS
...,,.n, q, tho psssaic Club. Mems singles and