The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-20
STRONG In WINNINGFORM
Third Day of the Associated Clubs
Rogue Tourney
The New London Mnn Outplays Wnh-
Iy-Eight Victories and No Defeats
to His Credit for the Southern
Championship - Edn.unds Beats
NiIIiams. the Capitol Hill Crack.

Play at the rogue tournament yesterday
was better than it has been any day since
the matches began. The courts at the
Hutchinson and Columbia Clubs, on Ninth
Street and Rhode Island Avenue, were il
first-class condition. In the championship
class a number of the contestants dis
played remarkable good form. Notable
among these was the contest in which W.
II. Wahly of the Hutchinson Club, eX-
champion of the United states, was de-
feated by Il. &. Strong. CT New London,
Conn.
1he latter is playing hrst-class rogue,
ana at present Ieading in the race ior
the championship or tine Soutn, having
won eight games and lost none.
A surprise came IN the afternoon, Nheh
C. Ii. tdmunds, OF tniiadeiphIa, beat
Champion c. &. Williams, OF me capitol
hIli CIuD, III an almost perfect game.
The second game OF series TOR the
Van Woke medal, championship class,
was played at 80 p. IN. yesterday. a. l.
Duryee. OF the Columbia CLUB, the present
holder oil the mccall defeated Paul n
Peck also OF Columbia, the challenger
Another game OF the same series VIII De
played IhIs afternoon at 4:5U O'CLOCK IN
The evening special games VIII be ar
ranged.
Inc matches in the championship class
resulted as follows:
Jacehus, Springfield, Mass, beat Peek, Col
uIlbia. 49,,
nolden, Hutchinson, beat Jaeobus, Springfield,
Mass. ,,.,,
kumunds, Philadelphia, beat Mari, Capitol Hill
MANLY llutu4..Ilson, heat Bel, Wilmington.
Bean Caption mn, bat Bel, NiIniingtVii-
Coleman, hutchinson, ceat SiATr, taPi-ol mn
Mar, Capitol hIll, beat Bel, Wilmington.
INf..f a..
Strong New LoiiGon, beat B.an, capitol mn
Ldnirnds, rhi.aGeipHia, beat Coleman, hutcn-
insJn.
Bryant, hutchinson beat Coleman, Hut 2i-so Z.
IuryCe, COIUmDla, D-as Edmunds, fh4AdnsPh'i,
aud bel, v Wilmington.
I..r,is Phiiao,-I.nia, beat \. 7. wilkins, Co
lLnl ia.
Mari, Capitol Hill, beat Bean, Hutchinson.
Williams, capitol .iill beat Msir, Cdpi'oi Hill
In the second division the matches
played resulted as follows:
Hickman, Wilmington, beat Durham, onaiga,
H., anc BAKER, Langdon-
Ii. AMY, Hutchinson, beat Webb, Westerns
ter, Pa.
lost, Columbia, beat Durham, onaGa, H.
Harris, tbi,aoeiptia, beat Ii. Maniy, hutrh-
Webb, wes;chestcr, Pa, beat Durham, Ouarl,a.
Baker, Twelfth street, beat harris, fni.auS.-
Howard, Columbia, beat II. wahly, Hu,eh n
son.
Webb, westehester, Pa, beat Morris, Hutehin-
son.
Harris, Philadelphia, beat Williams, Capitol
HILL
/ In the third division:
SINE Capitol Hill, heat Keefer, Capitol Hill.
J. d. howard, Columbia, beat stine, capitol
F, Hill.
Thornton, Capitol HILL beat Shirley, lexington.
r. E.pey, Columbia, beat Van WicEle, New
! York, and Chapin, Northeast Washington.
| Thornton, Capitol Hill, bat Pyle ''Nestehes
! ter, Pa.
{ H. r. Duryee, Columbia, beat }. O. Howard
J Columbia.
/ Pyle. Wes,chester, Pa, beat stine Capitol
! Hill, and Davis, Hutchinson
Cannon, Tv eliih street, beat Van Wickle, New
| Y.r1. ana F. Espey, Columbia.
| +. Espsy, Columbia, beat stine, Capitol Hill
! Howard, Columbia, beat Pyle, Nestenester, IA