The evening world., 1902-05-23
SOUTHERN PING-PONG
CHAMPION COMES HERE.
H.. Schultz, Who Claims Title, to Play Local
Expert at Arizona Club.

II. Shuttle, uf Virginia, Who claims
to DO tho champion Of the South in
ping-pong, has come to New York to
contest for honors with some Of the
greater players here. BY chance he
has first crossed the path Of George
Snyder. the leading light Of the Ari-
ona Clubs ping-pong coterie. Mr..
Shuttle and Mr.. Snyder are to play
for some kind Of a championship
and q substantial trophy tonight in
the Arizona Clubs rooms, and as
the two men seem to be evenly
matched a hot battle Is looked for
by the Arizona Club members.
Mr.. Shuttle says that in the South
the pong fever. as they call it below
Mason and Dtxon's line, is even
more virulent than here. In Rich
mond, Petersburg and Norfolk he
has found thousands playing the
game in all classes of society. He
appeared in tournaments there, and
with a sure eye and steady hand
won the right to call himself cham
pion.
In Arizona Club.
Tit Arizona Clubs interest in ping
pong is developing apace, and prac-
tically all The members are now play
ing. This weeks tournament resulted
as follows:
Archie Hoffman, and Miss Tillie
Brown defeated Edward Simmons and
Miss Mildred. Charles Moeckel and Miss
NJ. Buckley defeated L. Nolan and Miss
Cantor. Joseph Hoffman, and Miss Sadie
Carney defeated Frank Hoffman, and
Miss Grace Williams. William Bryce
and Miss S. Brueckel defeated George
Neff and Miss Eva Ruehl, Peter Kyle
n Miss Lizzie Dugan defeated Tony
Stein and Miss Carrie Mack. George
Snyder and Miss Lily Peters defeated
Harold Klippel and Miss BALI, Eddie
Jones and Miss Mae Curtis defeated
John Bowens and Miss Gussie Sherltn.
Daniel Shea Inc Miss Marshall de-
feated James Koenig and Miss NJ. Sui
Ivan. Jacques Koenig and Miss Geral-
dyn Donovan defeated Phil Mehle and
Miss Bessie Donovan.
In the final Thomas Rothmann, jr.,
and Miss Phoebe Stiegerwald and Fred
HOFFMAN, and Miss schmitt defeated
Joseph Rufenacht and Miss Ode rat
and william Fiske and Miss Lena Nc
Cue.
Century Ping-Pong.
The Century Ping-Pong Club met at
tho residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ].
Dargeon, with these results:
Singles-James A. Hennessy defeated
e. ]. Rohrle, 6-1: James Evans defeated
John Elder, 81; w. ]. Dargeon de-
feated Harold Dargeon. 6-5: Thomas
Germaine defeated Michael Hassig, s-s.
Doubles-James A. Hennessy and Miss
o'Connel defeated Mr. and Mrs. e. ].
Rohrle, James van and Tessie Butler
defeated Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Dargeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hassig defeated NJ. II.
Dargeon and Miss I. Elder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elder defeated Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
maine.
At Columbia Club.
In the second round Of the Columbia
University Clubs tournament r.. G.
Boyd defeated T.. Ludlow Chrystie. Mr..
games in the first set, and hen Nj.
Boyd found his gait and began to put
the ball on the white border Of the
table at every serve. That was too
much for Mr.. Chrystie, and Mr.. Boyd
took the set by 10. The second set was
]. A. McWhorter played w. B. Corning.
whom he defeated by only a narrow
two, but Mr.. Corning won the first set
by finished, steady play. Mr., MeWhorter
spur,ed then and shot abe ahead Of his
Won by 6-3, 6-3.
Scores are now as follows:
Championship and Club Team s!ngles-Frst
Round.-A. s. vosburg defeated l.. Atterbury. by
default; R. s. Woodward. IT.. defeated c. W.
,. eerains, 81. So, s.S; ", 4. Bradley de-:
feated II. p. Inglehart, by default; ]. Wolf
defeated R. Kent. Ga. 2-6, So: @. s. Nicholas.
jr. defeated f. o. Power, 80. 11-9,
Second Round. -R, G. Boyd defeated 7. Lud-
low chrystie. TO, SO.
Summer Resort Club.
In Viola, Rockland County, at the
Gilbert Cottage. there has been formed