Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-14
Doubles Will
Show Lively
Tennis Play
Contests Promise to Be Fully as
Exciting in This Series as They
Are in Singles.

In the championship doubles Of the city
tennis tournament the playing promises to
be as exciting as II has been in the SIN
giles. scribner and Young, who made a
showing Of speed in the recent St. Louis
tournament, are hooked up together out
Koch and Potter. VINO showed up so well
last year, are not entered. The drawings
for the doubles, made Tuesday night re-
suited as follows:
T. F. Kennedy and Burns, bye.
j. Gardner and X. Mccullough, bye
Ed Cudahy and Madden, bye.
Caldwell and Partner, bye.
Swartz and L. 8. Mcconnell play hahey
and Williams.
+. M. Mcdonnell and Beckett play steb-
Howe and b. Tyner play Farrell and Far
Adams and G. Beckett play J. A: c.
G. H. Gardner and p. Mccullough play
Susmann and Davis.
Buck and McCague play Kohn and
| Hughes.
Wallerstedt
| Coipetzer and Powell. bye.
b. Thompson and Webster, bye.
| Abbott and DIR. Thompson, bye.
Scribner and Young, bye.
Rainey and Wood, bye.
All players entered In the championship
doubles must be on hand Wednesday night
to play off their matches. Eligioies for
consolation singles are also expected to be
ready TO play at that time.
| one of the matches in the third round
for the places in the semi-finals was I'm
lshed Tuesday, A. 8. Scrlbner winning
from r. ]. Williams in 6-1. Ga
This leaves either Kennedy or Colpetzer
to play Scribner for the place in the semi
finals. The match between Seribner and
Williams was not close. as Scribner was
easily the better player. Williams put up
good game, but he is newer at the sport
than his opponent and was outclassed.
The last game in the first round was
finished Tuesday. Beckett winning from
Madden in Ga, "a
Several Of the matches in the preliminary
round of the consolation singles have been
played off.
FIRST ROUND.
| Herbert Davis beat John Rayley, SO, SO
Robert McCague beat Francis Potter
sievers sussmann beat Fred stebbens
Fred Mcconnell beat r. Mccullough
A-6, Ga, ga
The match between Mcconnell and Nc
Cullough was one Of the closest and hard
est fought OF the matches. Both play In g
|
went to deuce.
SECOND ROUND.
r. j. williams beat p. M. Mccullough
| Ga Ell.
| f. j. Kennedy beat r. Howe, 6-1, 81.
| M Colpetzer beat John Hughes, "a, ~
8. s. Caldwell beat l.. s. Mcconnell, O-S
| SO, Ga.
Conrad Young beat Will Wood, 6-1, ell
/ H. Beckett beat r. Farrell, S-6 81, 6-S
i H. Koch beat M. Buck, 6-2 ell
i A. s. Soribner beat NJ. Swortz, s. 6-L
The following are the pairings off fol
the consolation singles. Many Of tht
4 younger players who got up against strong
1 tennis men in the prelimindries ana first
round Of the championship are expected
to show up well in the consolation matches
Five of the drawings were bYes: p. Nc
Cullough, Fred Heyn, Hugo Wesin, Luther
Kountze and Rev. Mr.. Tyner. The Others
are paired off.
Sam Burns plays j, A. Megley,
Fred Mcconnell plays r. Mccullough.
II. Farrell plays G. Gardner.
H. Kohn plays Paul Antilles.
Fred Stebbins plays Sievers Sussman.
X. Hatch plays Or. Thompson.
II. Davis plays ]. Rayley.
Fred Dufrene plays John Bowen.
| J. Festner plays Carl Utz.
| e. H. Abbott plays G. s. Studevan.
| Robert McCaRue Dlavs Francis Potter.