The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-02
I TOURNAMENT
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TENNIS PLAYERS 4 WILL. ARRIVE
HERE TOMORROW NIGHT-THE
DRAWING WlLLiTAkE. PLACE AT
6INGAMoN on FOLLOWING
MORNING.
GREAT NUMBER #0F ENTRIES
FIRST GAME BEGINS AT SOUTH
SIDE PARK COURT AT NINE
O'CLOCK -PuRLlct ADMITTED
FREE.

The eighth annual meeting under
the auspices of the; Fairmont Tennis
club will open at the South Side Park
courts on Monday morning at nine
o'clock. The players at this gtourna
ment will arrive here tomorrow night
and will be entertained. at Brooks
Fleming's bungalow at BIngamon and
at Paradise.
Both OF these delightful places have
been turned Sovcr' to the visitors and
this lnsures that their entertainment,
will be royal in every particular
There is not place In the State that
can comeup TO Paradise.
The drawing Will Jake place at Bin
CANON on Monday morning at eigh,
o'clock and at that q me the entries 10
the tournament clos
Already there Is .ilong list OF en-
tries from some OF tie best players In
the country. Amonas the cities that
will be represented stthe local meet.
ing are Philadelphia. Washington, Bal
timorc, Plttsburg. From smaller cit
les there will be good representation
OF players that arc we'll known 10 the
followers OF the sport.
All OF the games Will be played al
the South Side courts except the
matches OF the last day which will be
played at the Blngamon courts. To illl
OF the matches the public is invited
There Is no charge for admittance.
The local courts are In first class
condition and should the weather be
favorable one OF the best tournaments
ever held in the Stale will be the re-
suit OF the, meeting here.
The way that. th<-piayers ofi.this
city are acquitting themselves In the
tournaments in which they have taken
part, causes the interest in the snort
to- grow here and there will be, man J !
.onlookers toiwatch the brilliant dashes
oil the men that contest the courts. y
,rtThose that have entered the tour.
namcnt here are as follows: SO $50
10 pBaltimore-Clarence Fisher. ]. Hun.
ter Boyd. 7.Joa
Philadelphia-H. ]. Randall. o1ai.'
WashinGton-Norris McClaIn, John
Britton.
htooui % Jui ' 10 AuuHb, JuIneS
Grimes, w. II. Kennedy.
Uniontown-Alex. Meade, Mr.. Vim.
ton, Frank Seamons and partner.
Cumbcrland-F. Z. Powell, Thurs.
ton Boyd. Carl Heinz, George Hende-.
son. Creole Wilson, A. Taylor Smith,
Garland Powell. ,8EEH;a
Wheeling-Inomas Ammons, r. L.
l.. Bowie, Frank Armbruster, William
Burt, Frank Lord, Patrick Laughlin,
Mcssrs. Hugus, Simpson. Boggs.
GAINESVILLE, Ohlo-Esalph Hanlon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Morris, Le.
land Morris, Ward White, Lieutenant
Schwartz, Roy johnson, Joel Shrews.
bury. Benton Beatty.
Charleston-Walter d. Stockley,
John Dana. Clarence Peck, Harry An
derson, Joseph II. Gaines. Platt Bright.
well.
Morgantown-John Purinton, Geo.
Wood. -
Clarksburg-J. Hornor Davis, Linn
llornor, j. Carl Vance, Oswald
Schwartz. Mr.. Stcptoc.
Fairmont-Eycrctt Drennen, ]. o,
Watson. Frank C. Raymond, Jack
Colburn. A. S. Fleming, John Fl, Rock,
George T. Watson. Paul d. Martin, Lee
Palmer, Clyde Hill. Lee Hutchinson
Brooks Hutchinson. Scott c. Lowe,
George DcI'olt. Jr.. Fred HGintzclman
Il. F. llolbert, Stewart Race, Carl
Springer.