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FIVE FIGHTS ON
IO-N|CHT'S CARD
Bfitt and Candle, McKeever and
Kelly, Sweeney and Longford,
Herman and Abel and Rubin
0hd Riley the Programme.

F1vs fights are down Oh the pugilistio
cafaGor Tonight. They will be fought
in azrmany cities. namely, Colma. Cal;
Kansas City, Milwaukee. Boston and
pros83iy Findlay, o. The men who
VIII clash in these bouts are as follows:
Jimmy Britt, OF California, VS.. Martin
Candle, OF Fail River. twenty-five
rounds ut Colma. Cal; Charley Nc
Keever, OF Philadelphia, VS.. Hugo
Kelly, of Chicago. ten rounds at MIL
waukee; kid" Herman and kid
Abel. both of Chicago. twenty rounds
at Kansas City: Patsey Sweeney ana
Sam I.ongford. of Boston. ten rounds
atlIboston. and Gus Rubin and Con
Riley. ten rounds at Findlay, o.
The latter bout may not take place.
as Gov. Nash. of Ohio, has declared
heoEill not allow it. despite the an
nouncemont of the Mayor OF the town
tina 1t will come off.
The most important bout OF the five
els that Between Britt and Candle.
Rritt has never been defeated as yet,
Candle is a dangerous fighter, and has
won all his fights during tho last eleven
months. He will be we'll backed to
beat Britt. as the New England sport
ing men, think him n wonde
m the bout between McKeevcr and
Kelly. the lattey will probably secure
the decision. McKeever is not the
fighter he was a few years ago, while
kelly, has improved considerably. Her
mani and Abel should put up a good
sa-AA -. 49,, 800 ro,a.lal ~, ,,v, ~ Tho
best boys In the Windy City. Sweeney
will In all probability beat Longford,
rs he Is too stiff a puncher for him.
II the contest between Rubin and
Riley should be held Rubin ought to
be returned an easy winner.
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FIGHT 10 ROUNDS
IN A DANCE HALL
~
Bantam-W Weights Contest for
Mastery in Hard Battle in
Rear of Saloon Before 200
Spectators.

Two hundred sporting men and price
fighters witnessed q afteen-round bout
between two bantam-weight fighters
last night In the dance hall in the rear
OF a saloon not far from Third avenue
and Thirty-third street.
The tip had been passed around the
sporting resorts during the day, and
] with So as an open sesame any n who
didn't bear the earmarks OF a "dy COP
could get to the ring side. The con.
testants were Willie Schumacher, of the
Avonia A. c., the former 10S-pound
champion OF America, and kid Mur-i
ply. a %10O-pound fighter. who claims the
championship OF his class. They put up
a whirlwind fight, but Schumaker's SUI
perior might told. and Referee Jack Nc
Carthy awarded him the decision.
Murphy created excitement by de-
manding $50 before he entered the ring.
He got 1t after a delay. Forry Bar
nett rang tho bell and the bantams
jumped together in the centre OF q
tHelve-foot ring.
The fight was give and take from the
start. there being no chance for foot
work with the ropes only a few feet
away: Schumacher opened with a hook'
to Murphy's jaw. which was coun-
tered with a punch on the head. hen
they clinched. They fought hammer
and tongs after a break until tho bell
saved both from dropping. 1t was h
same story for three rounds. a lead to
the jaw. q counter to the ribs. a clinch
on the ropes and give and take on the
breakaway.
After, the fourth Murphy weakened
and played a tattoo on his
face with his left. His eyes pulled until /.
they all blu closed and his nose began,
slowly spreading over his face. The boy
grew wobbfy. but came up gamely Tor
Scbumaker drove both right and left
TO the face at will in the closing rounds, )
Murphy kept himself off the floor BY
ollnchdng. The fifteenth round ended
with both boys on their feet, but Schu-
maker had been the aggressor through
out and was given the decision.
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Especial 10 The Evening world.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. eO.-When
Fitz was asked recently how long he
expected the fight with Gardner to go
he wrlnkled up his eyebrows and. with
a wink. said: Not over five" lie
really thinks the bout will end in that
number. because only the day before
a crowd of sports were Joshlng Joe
K~cnnedy-who is boxing with Fitz-
about beating al old a and Joe
let out Il big laugh.
III he's an old man, ia hate TO
see one of those young one like
him." said Kennedy. He amt old:
that's an idea that some OF these fell
lows have. Let mo put you hip-he's
there just as strong as he ever was,
and he tells me that four or fve
rounds viii be about all for Gardner.
Sure, he expects to felnt hat fel.
low into a few knots. and then slip in
ore that will be curtains for fair.
He's for mine. Gardner may be young
and strong and confident. but Fltz is
too foxy and experienced for him.
Wind Broken. Not Much.
"W hat's that? Broken winded?
They say he's broken winded. Ell?
WeN. the first week he trained hero
he punched tho bag eight rounds, took
the Irish Giant over The hurdles for
Ave, and then went eight rounds with
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TIGERS At YALE
GAME AS GUESTS.
Special to The Evening World,

PRINCETON. N. J.. Nov. 1.-THE
thirteen men who wrested the cham
pionship from Yale last Saturday are
reaping their reward. From all sides
congratulations pour in. and OF late
two more substantial rewards have
come to them. Yesterday tho manager
of the Taylor Opera-House, OF Tren-
ton. extended a cordial invitation to
the team to attend last nights perform
ance of the Chinese Honeymoon"
which is playing at that theatre at pres
cnt.
Tho other reward is one which they
will doubtless appreciate as much as
the one last night, II not more. Yester-
day Zach man was presented with a
500 note to defray expenses to the Yale
Harvard football game at Cambridge
tomorrow. where they will go as guests
OF the Princeton Athletic Association.
Tho game will have an dded interest
to the Princeton men, as it will give
them a chance to Judge from n spec
tator's standpoint the team against
which thay successfully battled for VIC
tory.
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FISHER ENTERS
SIX-DAY BIKE RACE

Johnny Fisher, who a few years ago
was one OF the speedIcst bicycle riders
in America. has decided 10 Join the
knights Of the silent steed who are en-
tered in the international sIx-day bicycle
race which begins in Madison Square
Garden Dec. Z. lie will team up with
George Bowler. of Chicago, who Is one
of the fastest riders In the event.
Another promising pair who have
teamed are George Leander, winner of
the race last year. and Nat Butler.
Leander had Floyd Krcbs for a partner
last year, but In Butler he will have a
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Miners lN.LEAD
IN S|X.DAY RACE
Especial to The Even,pg world,

Especial 10 lno Evening Norlu.)
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2o.-Thc con-
festants in the six-day race at Indus
trial Hall still continue the fast and
xrnelllng pace they have kept up since
the start. Between tho shooting OF
Msnager John Eckha-dt, the record
breaking pace. Guerrero and Davis los
dng first place and several other sensa-
tional events they have made the race
the most .talked-of sporting event ever
held In this city.
At $50 a. NJ. LAWS and Guerrero we're
three laps in the lead. Fahcy n Met
kus started a ~well-planned coup to re-
gain the distance. and so we'll was II
executed that at $40 \. VI. they had
caught the first team and planted them
selves In first place with n lap TO the
good.!k
During the squirt it took the combined
EFFORTS OF the managers. employees and
several policemen to restrain the crowd
and, Reep the track clear. The railing
around the press seats was broken. and
several hats rolled on the track, .where
they FELL after their owners had thrown
Kffegn fnto the air. Cavanaugn ana neg
eimaR took part in this squirt, and inc
rhrd9ik teams relaying every hundred
yardstand going al the rate Of a m lie IN
less than i've minutes was a very In
spring spectacle.
ccoro 81 a -ninpty-ninc hourg:
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TIGER SHOTS WIN MATCH.

PRINCETON. n. J., Nov. 3o.-The
Princeton u team came out victors
in the match with the University OF
Pennsylvania yesterday afternoon. The
birds were at unknown angles and the
Princetonians succeeded In breaking Gas
to their opponents 2l5.
Last night the Tiger team left fol
Cambridge, Mass, to participate In the
intereollegiate match to.morroy. The
ARCHER, Captain; Pell Statesman,
Gaines and FTtek
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RYAN AND O'BR|EN
OFFERED PURSE

It looks now as II tho mlddlc-weight
championship battle between Philadel-
phia Jack o'Brien and Tommy Ryan
will DO fought in San Francisco. The
fighters have received an offer OF a
5000 guarantee. with tho privilege OF
accepting % per cart. of the gross re-
ceiots. from tho San Francisco A. c.
Ryan has already accepted the often
and the prospects are that O'Brien will
do likewise.
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PRACTICE HAS
RAISED NEW HOPES
Spirit and Dash Characterizes Work Against
Scrubs-MarshaIIs Peculiar Predicament.

Tense and when It had the ball. The
team play also was splendid. all the
men getting into every play.
Bowditcl. Meier and Lc Moyne did not
play, although, except perhaps Meier.
they vii! be all right by Saturday.
Me!er's loss. IL it comes, will be a
severe ono to Harvard. who has virtu-
al!Y no one else to play against the re-
doubtable Hogan.
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nnd Ryan Next for TItE.

say for me that Gardner won't go
ten rouIds."
WBricn md Ryan Next for TitE.
Fitz read In me papers hat 'Phila-
delphla Jack" O'Brien had returned
from England and was looking for q
eight with him.
We'll, Just let those middle-wcights
post forfeits. and when I'm through
with Gardrer I'll attend to them said
Fitz. 1T was my intention all along
to get after Ryan ard o'Brien after
this fight, l want that middle-weiSht
title Strengthened out. I'll make l5S
pounds for any one CT these fellows.
o saw, mo this morning weigh lG3,
didn't YOU. Joc?" pipcd Fitz to Ken
ncdy, who was standing neal by, and
l5S is Just as easy for me, with a week
or SO more to train. I'll put up 1900
after this fight to call Ryan and
o'Brien, and We'll see how anxious
they are to fight"
Eddie Graney. who Is TO referee tho
fight. has ordered two sets of gloves
made, in case OF accident. He did the
same In the Corbett-Jefrries aght and
showed his wisdom there. as Jen
broke a glove in the fourth round and
had to replace 1t
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FRIENDLY GONG
SAVED MAHARG
Especial to Tho Evening Worldly

Especial to Tho Evening Worldly
LANCASTER, Pa. Nov. D.-ln a stin
siS;round fight last night between Phil
adefpfita feather weights at the Lam
caster Athletic Club. George Decker
wRed himself the master of Billy Ma
harg. who was saved from actual defeat
by tho friendly gong. In the earlier
rounds It was give and take, witt
Decker proving the better general.
A mu,h better fight was the semi.
winduD between Sam Bolen. of Brook,
fyn. and Jack Sullivan, of Bridgeport
i. e the men putting up the pretties;
kind of a slx-ronnd fight. In tho las;
neand Sullivan landed a left on Bolen'I
Jaw that staggered him and nearly won
the BATHS; After that l. was Bplen''
and had him going when the gong rang.
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YANKEE CYCLERS WIN.

Iver Lawson and Floyd Mcfarland,
the well-known American cyclists, now
IN Australia. made u successful start In
his debut in a mile handicap, and from
scratch easily defeated a Heid of fifteen
riders In Lbs, which equals the record
time for competition.
Netherlands first start was In a Eve
mile scratch race, which he won easily.
There are a number OF other American
riders in Australia, and all will start In
h great Austral Wheel Race.
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eowsER AND KENNEDY.

Null Bowser and Eddie Kennedy. the
Pittsburg welterweights, will meet again
for ten rounds soon. After some wrang-
ling they have come to terms. They viii
box ten rounds on Nov. 90. at o place
to be announced later. They VIII weigh
in at 8 o'clock In the afternoon, when
each will not so over 80 pounds. ac-
ICqrdlng % che arttclss ee l~gEeeEneH1
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most reliable man. Butler is a good
p.ugger and can hold his own in the
sIr'ntS.
More than t~hlrty-slx entries have been
received for the race, but not all the
riders have been paired. The race this
year VIII have as contestants the great
est riders in Europe and America. The
foreign delegation is a fast lot. and il
would not be surprising 10 see some one
Of them In front at the finish of the race
this year.
They arc being trained bv Tom Eek,
one OF she ablest trainers In the world,
and he has a high opinion OF the ability
ot several of the riders under his care.
ihc Is httin", them FOR tho racs at Man
haitian Beach.
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M0FFAT A MATCHMAKER.

Jack Afoffat, tho retired middle-weightii
lighter OF Chicago. has turned match;
maker. He has organized q new club IN
the Windy City which will pull of bouts {
in the future. The clubs first show
will occur on Nov. q, and the star bout,
will be ono of six rounds between joe
Grim, the lighting Italian heavyweight
OF Philadelphia, and Hugo Kelly. or
Chicago, x
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M,cLELLANp GOES WEST.

Jack McClelland. the Pittsbure light
weight. will go to Milwaukee to fight.
Charlie Neary on the night Of Dec. 4.
Manager Mason has received an offer
for McClelland from the manager OF. a.
Milwaukee club and accepted It The
men are to weigh not moro than $50
pounds at 3 o'clock.
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ROBERT vi
lspsclnl to The Evening World.

ISpecIaI 70 ING EVtIIHH NUTIuI
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 2O.-liarvard's last
practice was such as to raise Il new
hope In the breasts of Crimson under
graduates. Three t~ouchdowns against
the scrub In twenty-five minutes does
not begin to tell the story of tho game,
for the varsity played with a dash and
spirit that has not been seen before, and
fought with %ferceness both on the de-
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VETERANS on SAVOY TEAM.

When the Savoy Field Club, of the
Bronx. lines up against the ail-star foot.
ball eleven OF the Olympic "A. C. on
Harlem oval. at One Hundred and
Thirty-sixth street and Madison ave.
nue., on Sunday the best contest OF the
year in the semi-professlonal world will
M aeAn
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NEWTON WILL NOT
PITCH FOR HAHLON

"DoS' Newton, the champion baseball
pitcher Of the California League, will
not play with tho Brooklyn team next
season, as he has signed a contract to
play with the San Francisco Club at an
Increase of salary.
Ned Hanlon has been trying to secure
his release. but his efforts have been
futile.
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HTl WILL WIN BY
kh"0CKOUT,SAYSJEF

Ts IS Champion Jifn Jeffries's opIn-
- en HE Fitaslmmons- Gardner fight:
#I1 81 wonderful fighter. n II
=aaty should beat him I viii gladly
rs the yonuH man 3 chance to fight
ztt fhp worlds championship. Per-
z=|& / look Tor Fitz 10 win with a
as 4 believe he is too hard a
Tor Gardner. II Gardner does
#E& Will EIadle adnft that ne Is
|4 M|PtEEk 11z11esH tsis country
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Sporting.

CHICAGO HANpIcAPPgR, 2ss .Broadway-
"jsno,s.. ESs.sr9 and wsstsin ;SiSS.'' hea.
teJ'F and .Ro,iny'a cein,ng moneys weeks
trisl conytncss sysrybodyi 800. daiiyi %
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F|Tz CLAD HE'S FAVOR|TE
IN FIGHT WITH GARDNER
Says Bettors Are Right, and, Although
His Opponent Is Young and Tough,
He'll Fall When He Lands on the
Right Spot.

me. II he's broken wlnded Il would
be n great thing for some of these
other fellows to get that way. Just
say for me that Gardner won't 90
ten roulds.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
FOR WoMEN's CHAMPIONSHIP.

Eastern women who attend the national golf
champ ionship at Chicago the last OF this month are
20 receive a cordial welcome Special provision is to
be made for them by the Chicago Golf Club and
Edward P Martin. its secretary, has written to
MaturIn Ballou, secretary OF the national assccS-
ton that all competitors will be accommodated
in the town Of Wheaton. where the tournament
takes place either at the clubhouse or on the cIuo
grounds or in close proximity 10 the club.
Wheaton is twenty-five miles west of Chicago
The train service between Chicago and Wheaton
takes from thirty-fve TO forty minutes. The cleo
tric car goes from the Wheaton station direct to
the clubhouse IN five minutes time. Electric cars
run to the city Of Chicago every half hour. the
trip taking a little hours time. All COM
rnunica tons regarding reservations, accommoda-
tions etc, should be addressed to B. NJ winston
hartman Of the house committee. Chicago Golr
club Wheaton Ill. and a request is made that ap-
plications for rooms be made before September 70.
Tho Philadelphia women will 60 10 Chicago in a
special car. and Mrs. g a. GTiscom viii also take
a number Of friends in A private car, including
Miss Rhona Adsir. the English woman champion.
who is 10 visit Mrs Crscom's daughter for several
weeks this fall The entry from the East will prob
ably be confined q few OF the more prominent
golfers. as most of the New-YorS and Boston play
ers are Directing TO the long trip. Mrs Charles T.
Stout the present national champion. will be una
bic 10 go, although she expects to attend the open
tournament in Philadelphia on October TO meet
Miss Adair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
TWO ENGLISHMEN BEATEN
Alison and Day Lose Matches on
Ek1canOk Links.
Ipr TELEGRAPH TO TIE 1RIBUNEI

Manchester. Vt. Sept. I5.-The first match play
IN the invitation tournament on the Ekwanok links
began this afternoon. several players had not
arrived IN the morning. The finals will be on
Thursday afternoon. at eighteen holes. Instead OF
thrty-six. az scheduled. Two OF the English Wis
itors suffered defeat to-day. They were e II
Alison. who Was defeated by c. +. Wilett. and =
y Day by r :. Wheeler.
John /. Low the English captain. defeated W
Horstmann up and TO PLAY.
y F. Hunter. who pitteA against w q
Barnewall. made the record score. going out with
a 81. he won. up and 70 play.
The stif1est argument OF the day was JHat Dt-
tween NJ. Byers and I. i. Reid. the OakieS man
winning by hole
II q. B Ellis easily put John Reid. II, out OF the
running by . up and to pay. A NJ; retu, Ilie
Vermont state champion. gave II. W beverage a
hard match. but was beaten up ana / 10 pa!
The summary:
r. Willett Oakley. II. Alison. up and : TO
play: Waterman Ekwalok. beat J. = ZONES
Ekwanok up aad - % play; p NJ Hunter peat nelIS
~. brown. LkWanok. . up and . play. A. j. fgie!
oakley. beat ". &. Carnegie. 81 Andrews up W ..
E ExNsn0k. beat Clark Burnnam. Ekwaii0S : 10,
II @. y. beat JChl Reid. Andrews o up anu
70 play, - NJ Byers Oakley. beat T. T. ISeil, Mont
clair. j up: :. L. ". W Burton. EkV anoH :
up. r :. Wheeler. Ekwsnok. b. c. y pay. Up
Walter J. Travis. CITY beat F. Oden ttcfsain
Ekwanok : anc 3 - play; y. r Hunter oeat W. y
Barneweli Asawan, W and to play: 6 u Clegh9tn
EkWsuok beat A. l. White. Wollaston- ; Up anG 70
play. C. b. Cory. Island. Paul Harrison Mont
clair. 3 up ana play II. w. BeNeridge. beat A N
Reed. Ekwanok " and to play: James l. ! az
play. Archie Reid St Andrews ?. II. jennings
-. Andrews. Z and 0 play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
ocToeER's BUSY GOLF SCHEDULE.

Immediately following the Woman's Champion
ship are a number Of tournaments Of importance
that will keep golfers busy until November. The
Official schedule, prepared by the United States
Golf Association. for next month, is as follows:
October ! TO S-Albemarle Golf Club Newtonvile
amateur tournament
october 3-Merrv Mount GOLF Club, Nortolk Dow-.
Mass amateur tournament
October and loFox Hills Golf Cub, clifton. Staten
Island. y. Y. open amateur tournament
Octoher and 1O-Vesper Country Club. Lowell, Mass
open anata tournament l..
october Is 10 13-wollaston Golf Club Montcair. Mass
open tournament.
October IL 10 l7-Championship. Philadelphia Women 5
Golf Association Huntington Valley Country Club Phila-
Celphis o..
o-;oh4r 20 24-Champlorship. Interconesiate Golf
Association Garden City Golf Club. Garden City, Long
Island. y. \.
October - 24-The Country Club. Brookllne Mass,
autumn meeting.
October 24-Merrimack Valley GOLF Clubs Lawrence,
Mass open amateur tournament
October 26-The Country Club, Brookline' Mass
vounen's open tournament.
October so and 2l-Oakley Country Clue, NatertoVn,
Mass. open tournament
Eoverrf@r st Dayid's Golf Club. Davids Penn,
second annual invitation for St Davids plate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

HOTEL TRAfMORE.
III Atlantic City y. J.
Remains open throughout known com
fort and convenience golf privileges: running water IN
BEDROOMS TRNYMORE HOTEL 60. n. White Prssi-
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PLAY FOR JERSEY TITLE.
anderson Wius His Way to Semi
Finals an Tennis Tourney.

| That redoubtable tennis expert Frederick c.
| Anderson won his way UP 70 the seminal round
/ of the New-Jersey State championship tournament
Yesterday on the courts of the ST. George Cricket
/ club at Ninth and Clinton SITS, HOboken- The
speed and accuracy Of his passes on MS backhand
strokes we're more than his opOnents could over
come The championship meeting this year. Tor
the first time II history, takes its place among
the autumn fixtures held under the direction OF the
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Fully half of the matches in the singles were COM
pIeted. The committee In Charge, ollie , Campbell,
Robert D. Wrenn and Richard Stevens. posted de-
faults against all who failed 20 appear. They
have further decided play only the singles unless
a fair sized number Of entries are put I'm at once
for the doubles. They threw out nearly a dozen
entries for the singles received too late.
In the match In which the Canadian eX-champiOn.
Anderson met his cubmate. Samuel G.. Westfau.
OF the Kings County Club. Brooklyn. the latter
kept his returns low. and forced Anderson TO run
and give MIN a chance 10 voIley. He won the
ord SIT. but Anderson gained the victory his
passes. 3. 5. Prentice played ceverly against
Cecil G. De Mile. Of the RamapO Tennis Club. and
gave indication that ne will he in the hunt for the
right challenge Richard Stevens. the present
holder Of the title. for the championship The sum
mary:
Championship singIes-Prslim.nary round. Samuel C.
Wsstfau Kings County Tennis cub Brooklyn. defeated
Frsierck O. Anderson Kings County Tennis cub Brook
n ei lee eI FS stevens q . Ms' s5s
Clue defeated FREDERICK Eindray. KnicSerbocker Field
FIRST round-B. : Prentice. Harvard University. De-
feated Cecil g. De Mile. Ramapo Tennis club 81.
81: Henry Mason -. George Tennis Club defeated p
r. Hawk NvacS Country Club. - 6. W y Tilden.
Brookyn Tennis club, defeated Georze n Adge SosI-
u WsstcEester. y b. default tredeflcS
G. Anderson Kings County Tennis Club. defeated samuel
G Westfau. Kings County Tennis Club, IS. -. 81
81 Fisher. stevens Institute Tennis Clun le-
feated n Brannan. BROOKLYN Tennis Cuo BY default
Sidney L. smith. Philadelphia. defeated = n.Lefs
Columbia University. g. %. WiiaU - Le Sii. s
columbia University. defeated Ford Huntington 81
eorres Tennis club BY default. William White Brook
In Tennis Clue defeated y Tilden r. Brooklyn Ten
Club default
second round-Frederick @. Anderson. Kings County
Tennis club defeated ". y Iilden. ErooklYn Tennis
club ty default william e. De Mile C9arnets , ntNer-
slty defeated William White Br0eAisa 4-nns I!ao. ~
s@fsnlt-