New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06
". G.. PARKER WINS AGAIN.
THE YOUNG WEST SIDE TENNIS PLAYER
DEFEATS W. \. LARNED.
RoGRrss OF TIE SUMMIT TOURNAMENT
MATCHES OK OTHER COURTS.

PROGRESS OF TIE SUMMIT TOURNAMENT
MATCHES on OTHER COURTS.
W Gordon Parker. of the West Side Tennis Club
New-Yorll showed Yesterday that he is a player OF
no mean ability by beating ". a. Iarned VINO IS
ranked fifth in the country in a close hve-set
match in the tennis tournament held at the casino
club summit n J. Parl;er's success in defeating
Chace on Monday regarded as somewhat Oh d
euke but when he beat Larned all question OF
a nuke was dropped Throughout the Parker
Iorned match It seemed TO be a question or the
net man winning in the last set. Parker ran 10 the
net at every opportunity ana won the SET "
Malcolm Chace and Edwin p. Fischer played a close
match of four sets. In which Chace's loOohS ana
accurate side line drives played an important part
Both pay about the style OF game ana prhi-
liant strokes were prominent throughout the match.
In the Steyens -Foote match Stevens outstayed
Foote and won. There were no brilliant strokes
and generally II was case OF VINO shoulu nis' put
the ball in the net out OF court
Parker IS pretty sure OF winning at least second
place and II he keeps up his present play he has
a good chance for first. The scores follow:
W Gordon Parker beat W. A. Larned Ga Ga.
90 e. Malcolm Chace beat Edwin p.
Fischer 80 G-3 o. 6-3. Richard Stevens beat
\ T. Foote CT rs. c. Edwin F. Fischer
AGAINST A. L. Foote Is. CO. GO unfinished
Tho standing now IS: Parker. won 2 lost 0;
stevens won |. lost o. Chace won !, lost !; larnel'
al N
lost l.
The annual open tennis tournament OF the Jersey
CIV Tennis club was begun yesterday afternoon
AZ the courts OF the club. Jersey CITY Heights. AS
Il WAS the first Of the open tournaments near new
York CITY the entry list contained the names OF
many local experts. among whom Frazer Thuroer
and Bostwicl< we're the best known. MacMahon. or
the Brooklyn club who won the Long Island
ln,erscholas,ic tournament defeated Paret In fine
style. The two Kings County experts dnur ,Sa
former won rather easily The first round OF the
singles was nearly finished The douDes ot psa
this afternoon. The scores: Mems rs ~
llmiaary round-G w. case Jersey Guy; pea. h ~:
pnnvnn New York beat @ Edwards, Jersey CITY.
? & 81 60 W Dear. Jersey city. beat [. farm
stead Jersey Cty % - 60. Il. ri i S t
fault g. A. Toney. Jersey city. beat i: Il. Nol'
beat A. p smmonds Plainheld a. H. g. Sri;
T. T. Ferris. Jersey cry, peat IL w "e'0"'"'
~ First r"und-R d. Thurber. Kings County. T.
= be1t \ ! Woolsey Jersey city. !. G., t-i %.
pr " y. Fraser Kings County e, DSSo j., t.
I;,izabcth A. g. beat +. L. Ferris: Jersey cry +
g. G~5 O. Arthur Runyon. New-York T. G.
heat G. w Case. Jersey city T G., 81 -. X.
Colwe.l jr. Kings County r c. beat II G stn5'
Hn'nkiyn r e. beat j. p. Paret. Lenox T. C.,
s $, round-R. D. Thurber beat Dr. W. n.
.rSe oyrnament Of the Columbia College Tennis
Association began yesterday afternoon at the
Columbia Field. at Willlamsbridge Niles did me
best paying OF the day. me scores; frehn''"1'S
round-Iomis beat Ogden. GO, 6-S: .
First round-Iomis beat Voorhees,. 60 g.
piu be,t Doug,as CO. 6-2. Burr beat Satteriee
ga 60 Miles beat Lester. e. Go.