Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-08
EXAMINATIONS IN
THE. TOURNAMENT
Singles and Doubles Played
to Qualify for the Final
Rounds.

Inc lQdnO state tennis tournament
was given a good start yesterday when
a large number of the preliminary
matches in both singles and doubles
were played off and the boiling process
of bringing to the top for the semi
finals and finals players in both classes.
There were some surprises as the re-
suit of the matches and more are due,
claim those racquet experts who are
closely following the tournament,
In the singles Smulleu, r. H.. Peter
son, Scott of Nanpa, Fl. c. Mckinney,
Kirwin, T. c. Coffin, c. F. Adams, ALL
SHE, Graham. c. II. Coffin, Blaine,
Sheppard. Snow, Eastman, Prouty.
Beginner were eliminated.
w. H. Beach, Welday, I. C. Coffin,
Adams, Ailshie, Eastman, Prouty,
Peymer, Smullen, Hawley and R. H.
Peterson were put out of the running
in the first round. Craig Coffin Shep-
pard, Clinton. Blaine. Fl. c. Birney and
Snow were eliminated in the second
~'1nd. w.. ,,,.,....
Mckinney, Efam, Martin, J. H. Peterson
and Eaton are left in the running to
qualify for the semi finals or finals.
Their matches will be played off late
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the Wyman- Tucker match; Baordman
will play the winner of the Mckinney
Elan match, Wyman will play the win
ner of the Peterson Eaton match.
Mons Doubles.
Sheppard Martin, Adams Pettengill,
Eaton Boardman, Blaine Senger, Cof-
fin-Wyman survived the preliminary
clash in the mems doubles. The pairs
fao oi,,r~ IN ha al; f,,a Tod
terday were Smullen- Elam, Scott
Railsback, Graham Lawson, Coffin
Ailshie and Peterson Snow.
Today Mckinney brothers will play
Sheppard Martin Coffin Wyman will
play Adams Petengill, Welday- Tucker
will play Eaton Boardman.
The most exciting match in the mems
doubles was that of Sheppard Martin
versus Smullen- Elan. The latter team
took the first set but after a hard fight
for the second lost it and went down to
defeat when Sheppard Martin took the
third set.
The ladies have but a few matches
to play off, the entry list being small.
The only match played Yesterday was
between Miss Kerr and Mrs. Shook
Mrs. Shook made a hard fight but lost.
She had not had a racquet in her hands
for weeks and entered at the last mo-
ment, Miss Kerr took the first set
easily but had hard contest ON to
win the second.
Results of Play.
The following are the results OF
matches played late yesterday after
noon:
Mems Singles, First Round.
Clinton versus Smullen, won by
Clinton, 30, Us, Ga.
Senger versus Scott, won by Senger
Ga, Ga.
Wyman versus H. C. Mckinney, won
by Wyman, So, 81.
Tucker versus kirwin, won by
Tuck er. AS. 6-1. 6-1.
c. H. Coffin versus I. c, Coffin, won
by C. II. Coffin, Ga. 81.
II. r. McBirney versus c. r. Adams
won by II. r. Mckinney, 4-s, 6-3, ga.
ELAN versus Ailshie, won by Elan
Ga, 6-2.
Snow versus Graham, won by Snow
S-4, Sc.
Second Round
Eaton versus r. H. Peterson, wor
by Eaton. Ga, CO..
Boardman versus c. H. Coffin, wor
by Boardman. 6-3. 60.
Martin versus Blaine. won by Mar
tin, Cd, Co..
Clinton versus Sheppard, won by
Clinton, 6-1, 60.
Snow versus Peterson. Snow de-
faulted to Peterson.
Mems Doubles,
Sheppard Martin versus Smullen-
Flam won by Sheppard Martin, SO
rs, 6-3.
Adams Pettengill versus Scott Rails
back, won by Adams Pettengil, 6-3
G-1.
Eaton Boardman versus Graham
Lawson, won by Eaton- Boardman, SO
s-2
BlaineSenger versus Coffin Ailshie
won by Blaine- Senger, AZ, Ga, 6-4.
Coffin Wyman versus Peterson
Snow, won by Coffin Wyman. Ga, 3-6
6-3.
Ladies' Singles.
Miss Kerr versus Mrs. Shook, won
by Miss Kerr 81, 81.