Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09

D Bancker Of Omaha beat Knox Taus-
sig Of St Louis. by default.
Edward Creighton Of Omaha beat NJ c.
Harrison of Kearney, s-4. SO.
c Offutt Of Omaha beat J. Harrison
Of seribner. by default
Roland Hoerr OF St. Louis beat F. NJ.
Drulinger OF Omaha, by default
L. Kountze Of Omaha beat A Gordon
Of Omaha, by default
r s. shelton OF Dallas, Tex, beat Leo
Wilson Of Omaha, 81, So.
@. II. Williams of Alliance beat A
Braun OF Omaha, by default.
H. Driscoll of Omaha beat A Sternberg
OF Kansas City, by default.
G. Beckett OF Omaha beat A Stutt of
Kearney, by default.
Jack Webster Of Omaha beat w. s.
Andrews of Denver, by default.
X Hatch of Omaha beat p r. Russell
OF Omaha, by default
Sid Overall of st. Louis beat A. H. Dick
inson of Wichita, Kan, by default.
G. ]. Mckay OF Omaha beat S. S. Cald-
well Of Omaha, 81. SO.
Charles Gardner Of Pittsourg beat Slew
erB Susman of Omaha, by default.
s. Burns Of Omaha beat John Roache
OF Chicago, by default.
r. T. Robinson Of Waterloo, Ia, beat Al.
Eredericks of Omaha, by default
DIN Sweet Of Des Moines beat r. ]. Will
liams of Omaha, 6-S, s-2.
xJ SsTT4 o. o Hughes Of Denver beat VIII
FIRST ROUND.
w. Hsdley, Sioux City, beat g. Belnar,
y. II. Chandler, St. Louis. beat H Nc
H. G. Whitehead. st Louis. beat W. NJ
Platner, Omaha, by default.
Harry Koch. Omaha, beat r A Newell
F. P. Sinclair. Toledo, Ia. beat E. l.
MsyeS o alianSe' by BY d vfs6H ,..p
H. Fischer. Chicago. beat l. A Higgins,
W. Z. BrOdi1. St. Louis. beat L T.
l' Ray Brsnson, SIOUX Fails. bea. James
w. 3 Hayes. Chicago, beat J. r. Whit
J. MADDEN, Omaha, beat NJ T. swa-tz,
John Barton. Sioux Fails, beat John t.
R sSS Ans Omaha By dsssui9 3'~1 George
Fred Bradley. Des Moines. beat D. BANJO
ker. Omaha, so, 81
Creighton, Omaha, 81, 81
Roland HOerr. St Louis, beat C. offutt,
r. S. Shelton. Dallas, Tex. beat L
Paul McQuiston. New Orleans, beat G.
Jack Cannon, Kansas City. beat H. Dris-
+ SsnhsSsS. Omaha, beat Guy Beck
prummOnd Jones. St Louis. beat Jack
Webster. Omaha, 81 IS, ga
E =; a. o Winston; NeTfolk' Va beat X
Art scribner, Omaha, beat Charles Gard
ner. Omaha 81, 81
Sam Burns. Omaha beat r. T. Robin
son, Waterloo, s-l, ga
| Oiin Sweet, Des Motnes, beat Herbert
Kohn, Omaha, 81 60.
+. 8. Pollard, Omaha, beat Frank Has
kell Omaha, 81 81, "a
Notes of che Courts.
| The consolation round Of ehe tournament
! win be played at the Happy Hollow and
| tourna nent courts at the Field club
! J. b, Adou Of Dallas. Tex. Wanted as
one OF the cracks OF the tourney. said adieu
| to championship class when he net John
Barton OF Sioux Falls, g. D., Monday, los
ing s-ls 81
Jack Cannon Of Kansas City is most
| evidently planning 10 whirlwind through
| the national this year. Cannon has played
two matches against second class men
| and up 10 date has not lost one game.
Sam Caldwell. head Of the tennis CON-
mittee got out the little paint brush and
carefully daubed the umpires seats so as
TO make a pretty appearance. The seats
did, but IL was hard on the new white
flannel suits OF the first seven umpires
who found the paint sticky.
Ray Branson Of Antche11 e. D.. one OF
the men who has played in Omaha tourna
had an awful shock" Monday. Bransor
was matched to play e. Fisher Of Chicago
man Of whom, nothing was known. II
| took Ray an s-S set 10 get the matcl
started in favor and the second was 90