Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-05

been rung up on the register. Chicago leads
off with 49, Cincinnati comes next with
134, followed by Brooklyn with 131, and
Philadelphia and Pittsburg with 1870 each,
Boston with 127, New York with lis and
st. Louis with 104.
Wagner Of Pittsburg has clean lead
with 81 Delahanty comes next with %
followed by Lajoie of Philadelphia and
Mertes Of Chicago with ~ each. Bsckley
of Cincinnati has %: Stah of Boston. Ryan
of Chicago. Van Haltren of New York Keis-
ter of St. Louis. n each: Flick of Philadel-
phia, Doyle Of New York and Stenfeldt of
Cincinnati. 20 each. Freeman of Boston, 10:
Collins of Boston and Setback of New
York. Is each: Bradley of Chicago, II:
Hamilton of Boston and Jennings of Brook
Ign, 16 each: Kelley of Brooklyn. Corcoran
OF Cincinnati and O'Brien Of Pittsburg Il
each: Jones and Dahlen Of Brooklyn Green
of Chicago. Crawford of Cincinnati and
Wallace of st. Louis. IA each Mccarthy
and CANCEL Of Chicago and Davis of New
York. IL each: Slagle of Philadelphia. L.;
Long of Boston. Gleason of New York.
Ritchey and Clarke of Pittsburg and
Burkett Of St Louis. IL each: Mcguire OF
Brooklyn. Pietz and Mcbride of Cincinnati
Smith of New York, Beaumont of Pitts
burg and Donovan of St. Louis. 10 each:
Sheckard. Cross and Daily of Brooklyn,
Irwin Of Cincinnati, Mcfarland, Cross and
Woiverton OF Philadelphia and McGann Of
ton, Farrell of Brooklyn. Childs of Chica-
go. Wood of Cincinnati, Hickman of New
York and Cooley Of Pittsburg each; Bar
ry OF Boston. Keller of Brooklyn, Donohue
of Chicago. Barrett of Cincinnati and Zim-
mer of Pittsburg, each: Clark of Boston
DeMont and Kennedy Of Brooklyn, Cling
man. Mccormick. Chance and Griffith Of
Chicago. Grady of New York. Douglass of
Philadelphia and McGraw Of St l. lis, 8
each: kitson Of Brooklyn. Thomas of l.nila-
delphia- Williams. Tannehill and Schrlver
OF Pittsburg and Heidrick. billiard and
Crfger Of ST. Louis. each. A number of
players have made less than five doubles
High Glass Tennis In the West
At the Cincinnati lawn tennis tournament,
held under the auspices OF the National
Lawn Tennis Association, at Avondale, near
Cincinnati, the scores of yesterday were as
follows:
Women's singles. preliminary round-Miss
Banks Of Philadelphia beat Miss Altgair.
60 Go: Miss Bertolo beat Miss Fishwick,
6-1 81.
First round-Miss McAteer beat Miss c.
Elliot, 60, 60.
Women's doubles, preliminary-Misses Alt
gair and Gamble beat Misses Mendenhall
and Elliot. g.. 10
First round-MiSseS CloSterman and Hunt
beat Misses Elliot and Fishwick. 81. Go.
Mems singles, preliminary round-Roy Mil
Ter beat c. Remetin 81, 60: John Ham,
mond of Chicago beat Frank Garrison, e.
%. G3; DR.. Stephens OF Pittsburg beat
John Isham. Go 60. Truxe Emerson beat
Robert Neff. 60. 6-1.
First round-Roy Miller beat Charles Far
Der of Columbus. ca, "a: r. ID. Little beat
DR.. Frank Williams. 6-1, ca
Mems doubles. first round-H. Emerson
and Diehl beat PEBBLES and Fabel CO. ca;
T. e. Emerson and Hunt beat Spokesman
and Warner. 6-1. g.: Isham and Smith
beat Vaughan and D. Emerson e.
O.: Roche and Hammond of Chicago beat
Williams and Whallon, Ga. ca; Miller and
Stevens beat Cunningham and Buck 6-1.
6I.
Among the new arrivals of players yester-
day were Miss Farber Of Philadelphia and
Miss McAteer of Pittsburg. the national
champion