New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

next game and then the EnSl!sEran add'd an
other TO his score At this point Whitman made
splendid brace ana pulled on; the nest TWO
games and tied the score at one st all
IN the third set nod 20 run IN "ir'ih9'
Whitman got the FIST Two games. ana then me
Rrlton took four In quick succession Two long
deuce games followed. each of the players scoring
one OF them and then. with b-3 in his favor N'S-
bet lost the ninth and won the tenth game E.'"'7
him the set.
The foreigner started well in the fourth set t'o
and some Of the spectators gave up IT," match 'oF
los. Those who remained To see II out were Vel
repaid for Whitman rose 70 The occasion III gram"
style The fourth ana nth r"r"s were ms easily .
but the sixth was long deuce game" IL wA''" 81, u
Of the players had severn" chances 10 VIII VIZ"
a single good stroke. After Nshot had hirs'd an
easy smash that might have turned Ire wh"'r st
in his favor. Whitman pulled ort the game AMI u'd
the score The American kept steadily az hs work
until he had taken three more games ana Tie ST.
The fifth set began after a short r's; ior me
players. Every clever stroke was hberi.IN app'ud-
ed Nisbe; captured the first game anI whitman
the second. The losers score tAcn timc ,hianin7
thirty. Then the BriOn struck d winning streak ana
took hire samrs, In qrN , o, T'' w.s v
IDENTIFY prepared 70 die hard. and he hucKl"n iowa 20
,yiH AMI savenih games were holh his. thc visitor
being left az thirty each time: Ih' elsh'n Ea"i' w.
times before Whitman finally won the necessary ~"
points IN succession ana tied he score once NOR
u.
a love game after losing the ninth. tn enthusiasm
OF the crowd knew bounds. l. was no us". row
ever for the foreigner was 700 steady for MIN Ms
lets greater experience told heavily IN MS laN"'
ANA he finally captured the SCI az - NShei II
by three scs 20 two. wen f-'lEN games 10 twenty
seven and ~ strokes 70 ~ g.,
There were threc other championship MATCHES in
the third round Iarncd DISPOSED 81 Fischer. To-"
biz New-York expcr'. in three straight Sos and
Ware beat Ward. also In straight sets. lhe fourth
match OF the day that between Fhr"s. inc
other Englishman remaining In the contest. ami
Parct. OF New York Eaves Was cons!dcT'd 4 sur"
winner and he did not disappoint his friends. ~,
though Paret made Il hard nch' ana tooF tn" !hrd
set rather easily In the scm-iinal round on Non
day Nisbc; will meet Iarned and Eav"s VIII ni'rt
Mare Iarned ana EaVcs are strong faNorll,S'
and they are expected To come together IN, Ne
finals on Tuesday. the winner in this mater u
plav Wrenn the champion. Oh "Wednesday, Tor ms
title and the new challf ug" cup omh'nalc OF i,'
American championship. The scores OF 'o-""A =
play follow:
Ch,nronship singles uhirl round) II 4 Nisbei l'at
NJ u Whitman. Sc &c: o. .. w =.
Inrn.d beat r. y Fischer. 6. 81. 6 Ir. ". ~
Eave- beat Iare' Il. . g. - J." i''
Ware beat Hoic1rih Ward. G-3 :. g
Inerschoasic championship singles dinal rou"il ".N
Fincke yale, beat r X. Pel 'Coumhial' I" y . o'
Ct Sc . $780,, -.
Consolation singles second round-C. 7. Dodge "at
II ] Holt, e . C. H. Ii. Nac@e', beat kch'i
Uooaer "a C. c-3. H. y Thurt"r beat !. J. '','
h.lv % 6 3. Il. McKrrck heat f. H. stevens jf.'
s~u1i final round-C T. Dodge beat II. H. iIa'k''i.
Ga %. r H. TLurter against r. N'kitrl'H' 81
6-3 IS unfinished,