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APOLOGIzED TO 0DWELL.
Giant pitcher hit for Three Bases
while Being Jeered,

When Fred Odwell row with the
Cincinnati Reds, was a member Of the
Louisville team, he was IN a close game
at Milwaukee ore day, when the Col
onels needed one rIE to tie the score.
There were two mc1 Oh: and runner
on arst when Fred came 10 bat Joe
Cantillon called out from the bench TO
Archie Stlmnel who was pitching:
Here's your. easy mark, Archie
Feed EN- right over the plate. He
couldn't hit Il out Of the inheld,'
Gdwell responded With a tnroe-base
drive tina, sent IN the runner ahead of
him and tied the score, Joe didn't hesi-
tate mi-u,c, but walked over to the
third-blse line aLl made a low, sweep
ilg bow 90 Odd.e, IN his most grand!lo-
queut manner
u congratulate You, Mr., Odwell," he
said. and hereby Apologize for my mis-
taken remarks Of a few minutes ago
Odwen stlll laughs when he thinks OF
foes 1bJe2t apology
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AMATEURS TO BE HELD DOWN
Proposed Changes in Rules Comes Up Before
the American Athletic Union To-Day.

Amateur athletes will have to toe the
mark II rules thai have been suggested
are adopted by the American Athletic
Union at Its meeting to-day Delegates
from all over the country are In the
city to attend the meeting Last
night the legislative Committee
drew up and recommended for adoption
a number Of important changes in the
rules OF the association.
In the FIRST place 1t is suggested that
billiards, fencing and lacrosse he
dropped and that the association make
no further efforts to In any way cJn.
troll thcm,
II will also be recommended that the
president Of each active branch OF the
association shall be empowered TO ap-
point q .h,etc commissioner, who snail
have territory allotted to them. within
which tAeso representatives will have
power to grant temporary cards OK reg
istrstion. to grant sanctions, 20 dis
qualify athletes and. in case of di'1uali-
fcation TO Investigate and try the sus-
pected athlete and report such findings
The evening world., 1905-11-20

Western bowers are watching with a
great deal a Interest tie attention that
Eastern, and particularly Greater New
York stars are giving this season o match
contests, This enthusiasm, 10 the bowlers
Of the West as well as " local men, means
that the National championships IN the big
taurnAnent Of the American Bowling Con
Rress al Louisville IN March viii be more
closely contested than In any year since
the Buffalo tournament, when an Eastern
and Western faction vas created l.. .JugA
causes alr,ady stated In The Evening
World Local match games, which have
taken place and are scheduled, and more
particularly those I'm Brooklyn, where un-
usual scores have been made Of late, have
a national Significance among boNlen with
championship aspirations
As pointed out IN The Evening World
few days ago, Chicago teams are consider
ably ahead Of those In Greater New York
IN averages, but In Individual competitions
bowlers here have a much higher per
system Of schedule making In vogue here
night and Kills enthusiasm and rood form
among the bowlers VINO, once warmed mp
IN clntest are obliged to cool out dur
Ing an internssi0n Another bad feature
here is the frequent changing u men IN
teams. also largely due TO the schedule
making that requires too much work and
time OF a bowler The difference Is seen
IN the work Of the LOganh and other teams
in which the same men have teen rolling
together in each tournament In this way
the I,ogans have nov twenty-three out Of
twenty-five games against the best teams
In New York
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CINCINNATI WANTS GRADY.
Former New York Player Wants tu
Leave Cardinals,

Mike Grady the star catcher Of the
81 Louis Nationals and counted the
hardest hitter IN the National League
may wear a Cincinnati uniform next
season. According to adyices from the
Mound City Crazy IL persona non
gv Ia with the Cardinals ma agement
and with the players of the team be-
cause ne made the remark that he
could finish IN the first division with
the present st. Louis team II h; were
placed In command expressing will
tngneSs TO forfeit $1,000 II he failed. The
players think this is reelection on
them, and the mln5gement feels that
ohere Is suggestion OF insubordination
N the remark. ard 80 Mike must 60
fhero is no doubt that Grady is one
81 tHe best hustlors IN the business. He
can ca;eh or play first base, is fine
pltter and moves around as we'll AS the
majority OF players IN the business
The Cincinnati club would make a wise
move In anncNlng him, as he would
gfeatly strengthen q department OF the
local team that now Is rather weak
During the season lust closed Grady
W an average OF $50 as a catcher and
10 as 0atsman.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE PLANS,

With a w0rIls record average of ll-3
for four games and a fIyeu"u team ql'' ds
str1ng as tina NJ last season 10 op.n the
Interstste Loague Manaatr Coflts. OF "a
10 send a Brook vn quintet 20 the National
Tournament wei qualified to compete IN 'he
Championships IN the ahs.Uce ot NoJr0s's
the Brookyn team, while losing a star WI.
nae "a strong substitute IN Jimmy Sm'h the
other members being J. Egelhoz, Bert Allen
George Hauer and Otto Heiitas. Frs games
In the Interstate eagu0 VIII be aged 90
,le Grand Central I'm Brooklyn Tllrksg.y-
,na pav between New York and En.hHu,
which cities. with Newark Jersey city ami
Patterson, complete the circuit a practise
game between the BrDl6yns and a p.rt
team viii be p.aye! at the Grand Central
next Sunday afternoon The Western c..-
cut IN the interstate League has been or
qaulzel with teams az Rochester f racusa.
Niagara and Buffalo. Il was In ne aE.f
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to the chairman OF the Registration
Committee Of such association for final
action.
These new officers wiz be given much
of the power OF the Registration Com
mittce II this rule is passed to-day. As
il has been with the work Of the Metro
poitan Registration COMMITTEES that 30
much fault mas been found, local ath-
letes will welcome the cAonge II the
commissioners be capable men.
Another recommendation that will DO
II interest to every metropolitan ath-
lete Is one TO the effect that in con-
,lderlng and determining questions that
affect the amateur status OF any ath-
etc, the committee investigating may
act upon any kind OF evhience, crcum-
stantial or direct, and may receive am
davlts and In It's discretion may con-
slider common report sufficient basis for
suspension or disqualification and shall
have the power to permanently sus-
pend any amateur who neglects or re-
fuses within thirty days to answer
questions touching upon his amateur
status -
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BY TOHN POLLOCK.

Bib FitzammDns will have two good
heavyweights 10 ,'aln and box with
him while he is getting into onnditbon
for his coming battle with PhAladel-
phia Jack OBnen, which Is caried 70
come on In San FNanciSco between
Dec. 20 and 30. The puglists Fitz has
engaged to pre- pare him are Al Kauf-
mann, Billy Delaney's big heavyweight,
who gave OBTen such hard battle
recently, and Harry Foley, another
fighter from the coast who Kaufman
put away in one round about two
ago FinsmmonS will do his
training al Croirs Garden, and expects
10 enter the ring in better shape than
he has for any fight which he has
avar fnsi.za1f 1ut on the coast.
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GAMEST BALL PLAYER
THAT HE EVER SAW
BY HARRY sTEINFELDT

BY HARRY SIElNFEl4
The gamest man that ever broke
into the game was the second base.
man we had down in Dallas in the
Texas League We were playing
against Galveston, In the hrst IN
ming the centre fielder Of that Gal
weston team got 20 first and started
to steal. Our catcher threw aim out
a block, and instead Of sliding be
just took a flyng leap AT the see.
ond baSeman and came down on ms
feet with his spikes.
The game fellow lmpAd around FOR
minute then went on playing
That afternoon he made four put
outs, eignt assists and four hits, iu.
cludlng a double and n home run.
After the game he and were walk.
ing over TO the clubhouse together
when he said Il believe there's
something in my shoe" He stopped
down, took on his shoe ana shook
out two toes.
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CLINTON To PLAY
IN QUAKER CITY

Next Saturday the crack De Witt
Clinton High School football team will
travel to Philadelphia to play the cham
pionship Central High School team
This Is the second ntercty Champion
ship game for Clinton. Last year Cen
tral High School Of Philadelphia came
to New York and played the De Witt
Clinton team at the American League
on Franklin Field, Philadelphia. The
Clinton team has developed into
championship team. and will be worthy
OF representing New York In the inter
city match
The Central High School OF Philadel-
phiR has not lost one game SO far this
season, and under the tuition Of Coach
Moffat has become one Of the strong
est teams in the East
The evening world., 1905-11-20
HOCKEY LEAGUE COMPLETE.

The schedule committee Of the Hocke
League will hold meeting at the ST.
Nicholas Skating Rink tomorrow nigh
for the season, They have been waiting
Tor the Brooklyn Hockey Club to ge
into line, and this was done yesterday
at the ClermOnt Avenue Rink In Brook
lyn, A. this meeting Il was decided 10
open the Clermont Rink on Wednesday
Nov. %, and a series OF races were ar
ranged 10 take place on that date.
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Lewis to Meet Cole.

willie Lewis the looal welterweight, and
Arthur Cote. the New England fighter who
has ben beating all the men he has been
fighting IN and around New England for
some time vii be matched to-day 70 try con-
clusions In a fiitsen-round bout at Port,aRA,
No on THANKSGIVING day afternoon Lewiss
manager received flaterng offer last
nlgat from he matchmaker II the boxing
club Of that place and accepted II, These
flEhters ought TO rack the clubhouse II hey
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SHOOTERS TO MEET HERE.

The amateur clay b.ri.shooung champion.
ship OF the United states will DO held at
Trycs Island mex. month. This will be
the biggest tapsh5otng competition held
IN New York IN many years, and every
club In the East Will send d large delega.
ton, Each contestant Will be required
10 shoot O, 100 clay birds, and the winner
wli receive HANDSOME trophy There
win also be second, third and sousoation
prizes.
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AVonIa's Opening STAG.

The Avonia A. c., which is one of the few
legitimate clubs ot its Kind In his vicinity
Will hold is opening boxing sag Of the
season IN rs cuohouse at No i73 Chris
topte or stree tonight There will be eight
eIhloition bouts between members OF the
cub, besides vocal selections by well.known
artists Among the boxers who WIN appear
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little Fellows Meet ro.Nlaht.

Tho six'round bout between Tommy
o'Tooe' OF Richmond, ana Harry Decker CT
West Philadelphia, for the bantam. weight
chamoonshp title OF Pennsylvania. will be
fought IN the ring u the Washington Sport.
.ng club, OF Philadelphia, tonight. O'foole
Is one NJ the best little fellows that has ever
been turned out In Philadelphia, and tesides
tas imugoyed In every battle hs has fought,
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Mlstah Johnson 10 Fight.

Jack johnson, the colorsd chanpion, VINO
clains that every white beavyweight In the
business Ia afraid TO flint him, will figure
In another battle IN the Quaker CITY on
Saturday night. His opponent this time wiz
be Joe Jsannstts, tho eoiored heavyweigh OF
thls city. who haS improved considerably
during the last few months Johnson and
JAanne'te VII box six. round bCut becore
the National A c for ths oolorsd heavy
we 1ht champlOnghlD fitle
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Parker Back In Form.

KID Parker the Denver lightweight,
must BE- coming back to his form again
for he succeeded In giving Maurice Thomp.
son, the Butte fighter such a hand fight in
their twenty-nound bout at spokane, Wash.
on last Friday night that the referee declared
the contest draw They Will 10 rematchsd
TO meet n another twenty-Tound bout IN The
near future 80 Wv
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RorHNER AND OLSEN ON MAT,

George Bo,hner the lightweight champion
wrestler. and Mel Olsen, the great Dane will
try conclusions on the mat tonight at Union
Hlll ~ j. Olsen has a large following who
believe that he will be able 10 throw the
ness,
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Erne.hanlon Go Assured.

As Young Erne,' the Philadsiphia rsh,.
sr' easily bssted Young oLeary' in their
eght$ound bout in Milwaukee although the
referee declared the contest a Draw, his con.
test with EDDIE HsnIon. which is billed to b.
fought before the Pacific A. c., OF Los An.
gelAs' Cal, on the night Of Dee, 10, 10 now
an assured thing Erne will leave for Lhe
coast IN few DAYS where he will get Int
condition for the battle
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TRAINING PARTNERS FOR F|TZ
AL Kaufman and Harry Foley Engaged to Help
Him Prepare for O'Brien Battle.

are 'Kid' CRITIC, JACK Goldman. Willie
Schuraker, CHARLIE G0ldusn. Jack Lowery.
Jimmy Moran. George Ktson, owen Flynn
AM Others
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MATCH B0WLERS PREPARE
FOR NATIONAL TOURNEY

last season that the Grand Central team
made the worlds record.
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Tucker 10 Meet Mowatt.

Tommy Mowatt, the fighting oont0ctor'' Of
chicago and "Chck' Tucker, OF the Avonia
A. c., will be matched to-day 10 NEE, in a
'x-round bout before the Washington Sport.
Ing Club. OF Philadelphia, a week from 70.
night This bout should be one Of the m 1e,,
ami most vicious ever witnessed IN ,hs
take punishment and are good stiff punchers
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BROOKLYN ADJUSTMENTS.

IkLDIllOM W. 7. GRoyER, Mgr.
Paul Concbas, McMahon's Watermelon
Girls. FLYING Rathbuns. 10 big Acts.
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VTrHIs new friendly feeling between


i Yale and Princeton Is the direct
result OF the annual football meet.
ang Football Is mans game The
two teams put every ounce Of courage
and strength and endurance they have
anto It, and when the game Is over
each team has a wholesome respect
for the kind Of men they grow In the
other college. So have the students
who only look on, And 50 the ancient
grudge between Yale and Princeton has
turned INTO a strong but friendly RI
Valry.
In other institutions the effect has
been the same. Football brings out
manly qualities, A manly man always
commands respect, And respect is the
foundation stone of friendship.
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AMUSE NJ e NTS.


! FMpIpE THEATRE, Broadway a 4otA ct.
IN IN Ey,EsAt9l5 Mat sat, ais
MAUOE ADAMS 'Pf PhTER y HSITi:' STs''
FyESISgs. I,i sld 5h1RP PSsS Ky, a s.i si's q. 4
Juiia Ma.In LAST WEEK
'"''" "a'io"e Romeo and Juilst.
DALY'S Broadway & sOth ct, uaIA
rDN. EST Wcek. Mat. sat N2iS
EDNA MAY TTE THE tAIcI .yEc.IdSr 9Si
WFIIM Broadway ami 4sth q, Assn
SSsn, SS =. Matiness Thurs and Sal
THE nk!ein's New i.Ant PLAY.
h LION AND THE MOUSE.
Criterion THEATRE, B way a !.th Al
A. V' Ev'u.s eO Mats weiS sst2is
Miss Maxine Elliott ns, la Gc,yss cIyss, T.,:s;; W:;
HlIlS0N THEATRE, 4ith 81, y, az gs.y
.NoN'o fv'rs 20. Mats Wei A Sat sIs
Robert Lorraine Man s'.nsTs ana .l1. sssE:
oGVnVTHEATRE. Broadway and Slih :,
UhiVl Eyes SIS. Mats Thurs.--ssts ~
james *, Hackett In Alfred sntrniS
Mary Mannerlng Walls Of Jsricho
HERu0 80 THEATRE b way a sSth 81,
uthhlp os ,EyEssl5 Mai Sat ia
Joseph Cawihorn rAssls;iyTyE sl;iTE X, "
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Importan, bowling tournaments tonight.
American National AZ Thum.s Union, Cor
.uuMla R1seyue, New York al Amann 4
TrlIss, Monarch Palace, Stecker Young Men
Broadway al SeaNart2e & ATps 10 ko Nc
GNney Council Chelsea, Riverside. az se-
yer e, Artlr Enterprise, New Jersey Eastern
onamponvulp at Harlem Casino Algonquin,
Br0aiway X Brooklyn; Broadway az Brook.
.yn, Universal Riyersode,, Sylvan,
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GOSSIP OF TIE ALLEYS.

There suuul ne crowd at tne Grand
Contra, bnOJAyn, tO-n.gA., Ehen Joan nos
ter ana bat Alien ron tAelr 'rst series Ot
eleven IN twenty -Vne games for a s.4e bet
OF $40. kysuer mas t.lllsnsd seconl Twice Ia
Lls National competitions ami Allen - the
yet on TIE lranu Crutrdl alI"yA
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NEW YORK "a. l.. !. 8; PHILADELPHIA "a. n.y. w..
Buck orth was oonund p.rE Yas aae rd RS
answer. His pitching was too abstruse, too
profound In its faultless control and manner
81 to the needs 81
TO do anything with: Three safe hlts Two OF
them scIatches, are not likely TO- to d eve Spp
the New York; 8 to O. None OF them reached
on Se mah as %s
looked for stars at MONDAY as for runs. es-
pecially az az the New Yorks played a ban9-up
The home team game was of we'll balanced
and sun e defeat lar seiy because be
s sy a nSi pKeesr ns s
figured extensively in the batting and run.
making Dougherty also handled ~ balls
i fairly dflenlt ' Eiberfeld with hIs work
and Rsh 4s Work Sa ss on deu l1e ess
d deeds a o1ehended catch Az, BY By
lar lar play. but had less intrinsic worth than
several Of the plays OF the, other three con-
tenders. Extremes met In knights case:
to score ali the way from frst base; T.,
The eGH 4s an ana and desse eHh mVsa @
Jams drew four balls. but Chase, after send
ing liner to left which struck 70, foul BY . an
bold Knight made an intield single In the
third inning and Barton's sacrifice moved
him up to second. There his dreams of
run, were cut short, Eberfeld slipping Up
the help q orth's throw. The New Y ok!
scored in this inning. Keller hunted safely,
went to third on Elberfeld'e unhampered
hit to center and home on Willinmss fly to
Hoffman.
Dougherty hit over Seybold's roof for three
bases in the fifth inning. He was all primed
for home run and swooped around third
base full tilt. Cheshire was coaching at
third. and the collision between him and the
runner as the former ran out to hold Dough
erty at third was like two engines, coming
together. 1t was a good thing Chesbro held
Doug herty, as the ball was flelded in quickly
and Dougherty would have been nipped at
the plate sure. 4 few minutes later keeler's
consnpmate skll az batter tS was placed ace,
alton, Trying the squeeze. pougherty
rushed in. But the pitch was high and out
side and hard to reach. Keller, however.
jumped for the ball and succeeded In foouling
1t Oh, thus saving Dougherty from being
put out at the plate. The crowd was quick
to appreciate keeler's skilful and sagacious
move. Keeler's subsequent hit to left brought
nNn
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These boats also started.
ILARNED AND CLOTHIER WIN.
Americans in Final Round for English
Tennis Champi0nshi In Doubles.
Die Despatch 10 TIE sun

Special Cable Despatch TO TIE sun.
LONDON, July 3.-The semi-fnal matches
for the All England lawn tennis champion
ship in doubles were played at Wimbledon
to-day Larned and Cothier won their
match, beating Eaves and Ball Greene three
acts to two after a hot contest The score
was "a. Ga. 90. 80 So.
In the mixed doubles Holcombe Ward
and Miss May sutton won by default.
In the ladies' singles Miss Stton beat
Miss Morton. "a. 60, and Miss IIlyard
beat Miss Boothby. 8-s. 90
In the semi-hnal of the singles Brookcs
beat Gore by three to love; The score was
Ga, o-7,s-2 s. II Smith beat j. g. Richie,
60 as, a., IS. G-l.
For the All Englan nd plate. Eaves beat Nehru.
Ga, so.
In the ladies doubles for the open cham
pionship Misses Harrington and Paterson
beat Misses C. and n, Meyers li--9 8-t
Misses sutton and Morton beat Misses House,
lander and O'Neill, "a; ? Misses Thorn,
son I'D Lon ghirst beat Misses Armstrong and
johnson, 60, 90.
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Racing at DuHalo.

BUFFALO. July .-favoritcS and outsiders divided
ehe card al Kenilworth Park to day,
First Race-Five and half fnrlongS s. ochjnvar
20 RomaneD, a,o 5, won; Edgcly. 90 ,O'ConnelD
% to |. second Gypzcnnc, l8 buchanan, I TO t.
third. Time. lOa 35 Sandy Andy. Scotch Plume
.Caronal, Bohble kcan and Thomand also ran
Second Race-flr" furlongs Halifax 100 ,Bu.
chanan,. o TO 10. won: Valencia, 81 IT Meade
4 % 10 l. second James Rcddick. NiclgcrsonJ 10 t.
! third Time. l03, Srcator, Cyclone. PS thia Away
: and Orcne also ran.
Third Receive furlongs -lntcrlght, ITO CT
/ Meade, to !, won Spring Ran lO7 tr},Ichanani
10 !, second; Henry Wanng. IL" 20 ConneN 3 10 /,
fRhird Time, los 3 5. Programme Cologne San
Para. Judge Parker, Azure Catalogue and Re.
,JVenge also ran.
| Fourth Race--SteeplechaSc, two miles -Mabcn.
La (E. Kelly. TO !, won; punctual. lis Iiowcrs
"a to ]. second: Butter Ladc, 10. ~. Wilson, 10 5
ehird Time, 4:2S rs, HaraSSinC also ran
Fifth Race-one mile and sixteenth r. F. VIII
Mans, III CRomaneliJ to l, won Warwhoop ITO
t(J. AUSTIN. 10 to s. second; Derry 30 Ctrcarncr
kl0 to !. third. Time, 1853. Rosctln, also ran.
+ Sixth Race-One mile and a sixteenth Saiadin
kea RomaneD. II TO 5, won; Bell Indian. 10, a.
walsh, to ]. second: BsQue. 81 ~. Hcnnessyl
n 10 .thl rd Time, 1885 Sweet Tone and Crest
GAllcn also ran.
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Lawn Tennis.

A start was made yesterday in the open
lawn tennis tournament of the Siwanoy Ten
mis- CLUB of New Rochelle. The tourney is
under the auspices Of the United States
National Association, with mems singles.
mems doubles, women's singles and mixed
doubles as the events, Good progress was
made yesterday in the men a singles, which
WAS the chief event of the day.
H. D. Montgomery. who is one of the
crack players OF the Siwanoy club. won two
contests and Is now II the s ssGI round He
william Connell. taking each match without
the loss OF set.
In the men s doubles Crozier and Aueur
To-day there will be play both morning and
afternoon The summaries;
pps:n ey
Sixsno dsf az v MSbsn' SsnDs; fdfS "a
y cTn1e s.G SwsnG Ps,I e. detected Wnm
ue Fist RoundEWeich defeated schmlt,man, 90,
Il p s e T. IS side E Cd
defeated Bennett PHO. o.; Carleton defeated
Se.sTa i9 a. - ArSum1An defeated G. H.
he Sseond RoanS-Arsu,mosn defeated Carleton.
1.n. y1Hpanc,o.,s s and and Ausu5
Bedford Park T. e.. IS. o..
men, Of III 5 open o 3ns cSS n
be started on the club courts. Long
Branch. Among those who will take part
are Clarence Hobart, former Middle States
champion; Edward B Dewhurst. indoor
champion: Wylie G. Grant, New York Tennis
Club champion. and Robert lie Roy. the inter-
collegiate champion,
Some interesting matches were played in
the club lawn tennis tournament of the knick-
erbocker Field Club at Flatbush yesterday.
The scores:
Glass 4, Flrs. Round.w. c, Allen owe half IS.
beat +, CAMERON. half IS, 10, 80 %; II: ",
". D. Rising. owe half is. beat George \. kinney
is, by default; II. u. Best. owe half 49, beat C. l.,
Willard, half 10. by default: L. Mitchc. half
Is, beat II. !. Mackay, Is, %. 81, 0 L. \. W.
Billings half Is, heat y, Brown. Is. g 2. 81: II.
+. Roberts owe half 49, beat G. ", Holmes half
rs. 8-s, 90 s-S; W NJ. Jennings Jr.. owe half
IS. heat ". II. Garrison. half IS, 60. -.
Second Round-Allcn beat Livingston. 2 go.
e-i Rising beat Best, "a. 90. s. Billings beat
Glass B-First round--M. l. Wiley, half Is. beat
Fred Hart. Is. 81, %, lo-s; II. \. FogS. half
is. heat NJ. ". Robinson. lS 8 3. 81
Second Round--R. D. Crane. scratch. beat A.
scratch. beat q. K. Mckenzie, half is. 81. "a,
0-7: X. r. Lewis, is. beat q, {, Bennett scratch,
ST. 60 90 NJ. l. Wiley. half is. bca, u. II.
Thaw. half is. "a. as: II. c. Farrand, scratch,
bca, i. 4. Fogg, hall IS. ~ -; p, 4, Field,
mcr il, scratch, beat F, p Sillcck. half u.s. IL TO-
SO E. b. Wright. scratch, beat r Fairgrieve,
scratch. s-3. OIL
Third. Round-W!cy bca, Lewis. %. 1850 g.;
Remcr 8-S. al.