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/ TTTE ATLANTA GEORGIAN, FRIDA V JULY, 6. W06. • ' ' Q , iTennis Tournament and Ball Games Divide Interest in Atlantal! @® &&&&&&&&& &&&P&&&&&® &&&&&& &&&&&& & Edited by PERCY H. WHITING & ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® &® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® Q ® %?\ Atlanta Drops the First Game to Birmingham RACE RESULTS. Special to The Georgian. Birmingham. Ala., July 5.—Before a • mailer crowd than waa present at any of the Atlanta ramea last week, Billy Smith and his bunch of Firecrackers stacked up against Vaughan’s Barons this afternoon In an attempt to gat sren for ths double-barrelled defeat administered by the Baronsl n Atlanta a few days ago. Smith sent in Harley to do ths twirling, while Vaughan se lected Clark to uphold the pride of Bir mingham. Archer and Oarvln did the receiving act. The game follows In detail: First Inning. Crosier led oft for Atlanta by send ing a grounder to Clark and was out at flrat. Jordan drew four bad ones and strolled down to first. Ginger Winters filed out to center field, and Jordan was held on first Sid Smith followed suit and filed out to left field. No hits; no runs. Jdolesworth grounded to second and was out at first. Smith popped up to his namesake, Sidney, and was out Al- cock laid a slow grounder down the third base line and beat It out for a hit. Meeks hit safe to center field for three bases, scoring Alcock. Gear filed out to Morse. Two hits; one run. 8eeond Inning. Morse fanned the air three ttmco and was out. Fog followed by the same route. Billy Smith filed out to right field. No hits; no runs. Walters hit safe to left field for one base. Oyler grounded to pitcher and was out at first, Walters going to sec' ond. Oarvln grounded to short and was out at flrat, Walters landing on third. Clark hit safe to center for two bases, scoring Wallers. Moleaworth grpunded to first and was out. Harley covering the bag. Two hits; one run. Third Inning. Archer went to first via the big four route. Harley grounded to second and was out at first. Archer landing on second. Crosier grounded to short and Archer was out at third. Crosier land ing on first Jordan grounded to sec ond and was out at first No hits; no runs. Smith hit safe to center field for ana bass. Alcock bunted to first and was out Smith going to second. Meeks grounded to short. Smith going out In a chase, and Meeks landing on first Gear hit safe to center field for one base, Meeks going to second. Meeks stole third. Gear atole second. Wal ters drew four bad ones and walked, filling the bases. Oyler grounded to third and Gear was out at third. Two hits; no runs. Fourth Inning. Winters filed out to center field. Sid Smith fanned. Morse grounded to short and wo out at first No hits; no runs. Garvin grounded to short and was out at first Clark hit to Jordan and was out at first. Molesworth hit safe to right field for one base. Molesworth stole second. Smith filed out to Morse. One hit; no runs. Fifth Inning. Fox fouled out to catcher. Billy Smith got the first hit for Atlanta to left field for one base. Archer filed out to right. Smith staying at first. Harley fouled out to catcher. One hit; no runs. Alcock filed out to Morse. Meeks went the same route. Gear filed out to center field. No hits; no runs. . Sixth Inning. Crosier filed out to left field. Jordan filed out to right field. Winters got the ball In the ribs and alked to flrat. Sid Smith filed out to short and was out No hits. No runs. Walters grounded to third and was out at first Oyler hit a slow grounder to second and beat It out. Garvin groundered to pitcher who threw to second, and Jordan relayed to first completing double play. One hit. No runs. Seventh Inning. Morse walked. Fox fouled out to catcher. Billie Smith bit safe to deep renter for giro bases, scoring Morse. Archer filed out to right field and Smith was out trying to come home. One hit; one run. - Clark bunted In front of plate and I out. Molesworth singled. Smith filed out to center.Alcock hit safe to right, Molesworth to third. Archer threw, wild to second. Molesworth scoring, and Alcock to third. Meeks hit safe to center, scoring Alcock. Gear hit safe ADDITIONAL GAMES, AT MONTGOMERY— Montgom’y 10020001J}—Z « ! Nashville. 00000102;— ■ Z [ Batteries: Burnum and Hausen Herman and Wells. Umpire—Pfenln Eft. AT LITTLE ROCK— Little Rock. 20000010X— 3 00 Memphis.. 010000000— 1 6 0 Batteries: Johnson and Orr; Loucks and Hurlburt Umpire—Thackaberry. AT NEW ORLEANS— N. Orleans.. 0000400^—S — ■ Shrevep’t...610000Oj;—; J JJJ Batteries: Phillips and Stratton; Umplr -Buck- for three bases, scoring Meks. Walters hit safe to left, scoring Gear. Oyler grounded to short and out. Five bits; four runs. Eighth Inning. Harley filed out to second. Crosier hit safe to center for three bases. Jor dan filed to center field, out. Crosier scoring on the throw in. Winters filed to left field and out. One hit; one run. Garvin grounded to short and was out at first. Clark grounded to second and out at first. Molesworth grounded to second, out at first. Ninth Inning. Sid Smith grounded to short, out at .first. Morse out, short to first. Fox Intakes safe hit B. Smith filed out. . Atlanta— Crosier, If. Jordan, 2b Winters, rf. S. Smith, lb Morse, ss Fox. Ib B. Smith, cf. .... Archer, c. ■artsy, p. ....... Totals R. H. PO. A. E. I 1 0 0 0 2, 4 24 14 Birmingham— Molesworth. cf. .. Smith, rf. Alcock. Ib Meeks, lb Gfar. If. Walters, 2b Oyler, ss. Oarvln, c Clark, p. Totals B. H. PO. A. E. Hickman and Rapp, ley. Fincher goes In the box for Shreve port In the sixth. 80UTH ATLANTIC. Macon 4 I 0 Savannah x..... 1 10 2 Batteries; Clarke and Harnlsh; Raymond and Kahlkoff. Charleston 0 I I Augusta I 8 2 Batteries: Savldge and Relslnger; Holmes and Carson. Umpires—Nor- cum and Turner. NATIONAL. Chicago 100 000 800— <82 Pittsburg 201 000 000— 8 4 4 Batteries: Reulbach and Kllng; Se vier and Phelps. Boston 000 000 000— 0 6 0 New York 000 000 001— 1 7 0 Batteries: Pfeqer and O’Neill; Ma- thewson and Bowerman. Philadelphia .. ..400 002 000— 8 7 0 Brooklyn 100 010 001— 111 Batteries: Ritchie and Dooln; Scan lon and Bergen. AMERICAN. New York ....'..100 081 001— I 11 1 Boston 100 001 100— 18 1 Batteries: Hogg and Klelnow; Har ris and Peterson. Washington .. ..000 000 000— 0 7 1 Philadelphia .. .002 010 00«— 17 0 Batteries: Smith and Wakefield; Coombes and Powers. Chicago 201 000 100— 4 8 Cleveland 020 100 000— 8 . 0 L Batteries: Smith and Sullivan; H(%a NAT’I Cincinnati 800 000 000— III 81. Louis 200 001 01*— 4 7 0 Batteries: Wicker and Livingston; Evans and McCarty. St. Louts 800 011 000— 8 11 1 Detroit 000 040 000— 4 8 1 Batteries: Blsde and Conners; Sle- ver and SchmldL EASTERN. First Game— Toronto 002 000 000— 111 Buffalo 000 010 02*— 1 10 I Batteries: McCarthy and Doran; Lo ser and McAllister. . Baltimore 000 000 010— 1 2 0 Jersey City ...,.110 000 00*— 2 4 2 Batteries: Adkins and Byers; Moren and Butler. Newark 010 000 000— 1 4 1 Providence 000 000 10*— 111 Batteries: Hesterfer and Shea; Jos- lyn and Barton. Mhntreal 010 010 001— 111 Rochester 100 000 000— 10 10 I Batteries: Banner and Raub; Mc- Lane and Cartach. Shsepshesd Bay. FIRST RACE—J. C. Core. 11 to 8, won; Frank Lord, I to 1, second; Bom- nus. 18 to I, third. Time, :80 4-8. SECOND RACE—Gallant, 0 to 2, won; Arabo. 1 to 1, second; Sir Rus sell. 13 to 10, third. Tlme^ 1:44 Third Race—Jersey Lady. 0 to 8. won; Victoria B., 8to 1, second; Prin cess Carrie, 40 to 1, third. Time. 1:01 2-8. FOURTH RACE—Kurokl, 8 to 1, won: Running Water, 18 to 8, second; Fllpfisp, 6 to L third. Time, 1:88 4-8. FIFTH RACE— Klsmesha, 2 to 1, won; Roseben, 6 to 2, second; Hnnd- searn, 8 to 8, third. Time, 1:12 2-6. SIXTH RACE—Belgraln, 10 to 1. won; Entree, 18 to 6, second: Sailor Boy, 10 to 1, third. Time, 1:40. Salam. Salem, N. H„ July 8.—The races this afternoon resulted as follows: FIRST RACE—El Monte, won; Big Stone, second; Vinegar Hill, third. Time, 1:01 1-8. SECOND RACE—Sllckaway, wen; Lawsonlan, second; Mescal, third. Time. 1:14. Only three starters. THIRD RACE—Autumn Flower, won; Phantom Light, second; Accu mulation, third. Time, 1:02 1-4. FOURTH RACE—Neptunus, won; Draga Kid, second; Plantagenet, third. Time, 1:42. FIFTH RACE—Modest, won; Lady Avis, second; Frank Greene, third. Time, 1:44. Kenilworth. Buffalo, N. Y., July 8.—The races at Kenilworth track this afternoon re sulted as follows: FIRST RACE—Gold Note, 2 to 8, won; Dr. Wentker, 4 to 1, second; Tom Theln, 40 to 1, third. SECOND RACE—Proteau, 2 to 1, won; The Gorglan, 7 to 2, second; Satchel, 10 to 1. third. ' THIRD RACE—Workmald, 7 to 6. won; Laura A., even, second; Black Flag, 10 to 1, third. FOURTH RACE—Nonsense, 10 to 1. won; Thomond, 8 to 1, second; Secret, I to 8, third. FIFTH RACE—Toesan, 6 to 8, won: Sheen, 2 to 1, second; Lord Alntrco, I to 1, third. SIXTH RACE—Perry McAdow, 8 to u, won; Water Pansy, 7 to 1, second; Racine, 10 to 1. third. Windsor. Windsor, Ont, July 8.—The races this afternoon resulted as follows: FIRST RACE—Vestryman, 8 to 1. won; Henry Waring, 7 to 8, second; Pentagon, 8 to 6, third. SECOND RAC*'—Attention, I to 8, won; Beau Brummell, 4 to 1, second; Arno. 20 to 1, third. THIRD RACE—crow Shade, 4 to 1, won; Attllla, 1 to 1, second; Scalplock, 1 to 2, third. FOURTH RACE—La Gloria, 7 to 8, won; Hubert, 2 to 1, second; Monte Carlo, out, third. FIFTH RACE—Jungle Imp, even, won; Bisque, 8 to 1, second; Ravlana. out. third. SIXTH RACE—Reside, 6 to 1, won; Tom Gilroy, 1 to 2, second; Pedro, 2 to 8, third. La tenia. Latnnla, Ky., July 8.—Here are the results of this afternoon's races: FIRST RACE—Doctor Dan, 8 to 1, won; Bitter Brown, 8. to 3, second; Oberon, 8 to 1, third. SECOND RACE—Camp, 8 to 1, won; Bottles, 8 to 1, second; Edith M., 6 to 2, third. THIRD RACE—Nonle Lucille, 4 to 8, won; Cygnet, 12 to 1, second; Whoa Bill, 8 to 2. third. FOURTH RACBI—Cottontown, 8 to 6, won; The Minks, 4 to 6, second; En voy, 1 to 4, third. FIFTH RACE—Red Gauntlet, 2 to 1, won; Charlie Mitchell, 8 tod, second; Prince Ahmed, 12 to 1, third. SIXTH RACE—Capltano, 8 to 1, won; Granada, 8 to , second; Alma GardlaT < to 8, third. DANNY MAHER WARNED * FOR WHIPPING HORSE London, July 8.—Danny Maher, the famous American Jockey, was repri manded today by the Newmarket stewards for whipping a horse. 2nd was warned that if he repeated the offense his license would be with- LEWIS LOSES TO _MELL0DY By PrlTste Leased Wire. Boston, July 8—The championship sst-lrs. tlons of Willie Lewis, the New York eel lerwelght. got hitched to a skyrocket :.in nlitit end Honey Mellody, of Charleetox i . touched off the fuse. ^ I Th.-lr bout nt Chelsea lasted two tola. , utes and S) seconds Into the thlr.l round. J 1 when Mellody’ crossed bis right with ths i Gotham lad's Jaw and Willie strelehel him- I self foil length on the mat He turued orer twice, bnt got no nearer to ri,; u . within the limit of tbe fatal ten seconds, i ' A.chance punch. I was careless,” said l-ewls. ' 1 "I can do It quicker next time," said Mellody. . ’ L’p to the sndden ending of the ccnte.; It was decidedly In Lewis’ favor. ti» j second round waa one of the hardest fought ever seen In s local ring. In the middle of It Lewia booked hla left to Mellody'a Jaw and llonsy west down for the count. It looked bad for him. hut bs gained hla feet on the count of nine and tore In like g hull dog. At the end of tbe round both boxers were weak. Mellody aims beck fresher In the third, while Ltwls seemed Uriel, probably fr..£ tbo body blows that Mellody had been handing him. At tbe very start It wna im that the light had begun to turn In lies tody’s favor. Crackers Swinging Around Through Eastern Circuit Drawings of consolation were: Mlddlebrook vs. Mooney. Palmer va. Feguln. Rogers vs. Broyles. Berrien vsr Harrold. Adams vs. Sawyer. Freeman vs. Prescott. Pltxilmmona vs. Spratllng. Willingham vs. Ramspeck. Tlchenor vsfl Blackshear. Byrd drew a bye. F. H. Smith vs. Davis. Wright vs. Farrell. Results In first round of consolation were: Mlddlebrooks beat Mooney by de fault Fltislmmons beat Spratlln by de fault. Smith beat Davis,.8-4, 8-4. Ramspeck beat Willingham by de fault. First round In doubles; Feguln and Loban beat Moore and Matthews, 4-1, 8-1. Mansfield and Freeman beat Harrold and Mallory,. 8-8, 2-8, 8-2. The results of the afternoon matehea In the Southern championship tennis tournament at the East Lake courte were as follows: Post and Yarbrough defeated Mansfield and Freeman, 1-4, 4-1. Hunt and Lee defeated Barrier and Davis, 6-0, 8-8. In the first round of ladles' singles Miss Kathleen Brown defeated Mias Florence Smith, 6-0, 6-0. Thursday night Billy Smith and his cohorts left for a hurry-run around the Eastern circuit of the league. The Crackers went first to Birming ham. where they will clinch with the Barons In games Thursday, Friday and Saturday. From Smokevllle the bunch takes a Jump to Nashville, and after trimming the Finnltes will return to Montgomery for a tuisel with Man ager Dominick Mullaney's bunch of Indiana. From Montgomery the team returns home for a two-weeks’ stay, during which time the ’Smlthltes will meet In turn Little Rock. Memphis. Shreve port and New Orleans. Though things did not break any too well for the Crackers during their re. cent stay at home, Billy 8mlth has not lost his cheerfulness, and he bellevei that he and his men can make a better showing against the Eastern teams on their own grounds than they dbl against these teems when they played last at Piedmont. With road games against the East ern, team and then home games against the Westerners following each other In fast succession It looks as though the Crackers ought to get a start for the top In the near future. ATTELL GETS DECISION OVER GAME LITTLE NEIL IMI44l4MM4lt4IMI4lllltlMMM4IIIMIilHt444 League Standings j Clube— New Orleans . Shreveport . , Birmingham '. Memphis . . Atlanta Played. Won. I .net. .584 .581 .622 O LINER LA PROVENCE IN CRIPPLEO IN RACE. O O By Private Leased Wire. O Havre, July 8.—With a bro- O ken piston and twenty-four O hours late, the French liner La O Provence waa towed Into the <1 harbor this morning. She had O raced the Deutachland acrosa O the Atlantic and met with the O mlehap near the end of tha O trip. OOO00OOOO00OOOOOO0OOOOO00O First to File ReporL Captain S. D. Sanford, Company E, Third regiment, Mllt{dge\|lle. te the first company commander to file hla quarterly report In the office of the ad jutant genera). PITCHERS' BATTLE. A very fast game of ball was played on the 4th between J. Rrgt-nateln A Co., and Beck A Gregg, st Fort McPheraon. It waa a pltcbere' battle from tbe atari to the dntsli. Each pitcher gave up only •lx hits. West, for neck A <lregjf| gave 8r« bases on tsills, while Wnlker, for llegensteln A Co., did not give any. Tbe time of tbe game wns one hour ana twenty-Are minutes. The West End team and ths M. Knts team are tied for the lead In the Commer- etal League's raev for The Georgian pen naut. The Weat Kndn bent the J. Rlfrej team Wednesday. while M. Kuta took the measure of tbe hunrh which wear* the Fort ; ltarla colors. Good crowds turned out for the Commer cial l-eajrue games July 4, and the contests proved iiitcrestlng. Tbe 8 to 4 victory of J.' Itegensteln A Co. over Seek A Gregg wee the only close game, but tbe other* were well played. SULLIVAN PITCHES WELL. Inability to hit Bnltlrsn at opportune times loot Kurt end Unvl8 the second league game. The coutret waa slow, but at times Interesting. It was s hltfcst for Kuti's tram. The feature of the gstne was the catch of Kdru’s long drive to right, which Hell pulled down ont of a By Private Leaned Wire. Chicago, July 6.—Charles Greenberg, a local prlie fighter, I* dying In St. Mary's hospital <3 In Laselle from the effects of a 0 blow recalved In a battle with 0 Eddie Tancel, another Chicago 0 0 pugilist. 0 0 Greenberg took a terrible 0 beating and after the gong had 0 sounded In the last round, col- 0 lapsed completely. Up to ' * 0 o'clock today he had not re- 0 gained consciousness. 0 00000000000000000000000000 BELGIANS WIN CUP. By Private Leased Wire. London, July 8.—For the first time In Its history the grand challenge cup has. been won by a foreign crew. Today at Hen ley the crew representing the club Nautlque De Gaud, of Bel gium. easily won the final race for the cup. Trinity Hall, of Cambridge, was three lengths behind at the flnleh. The time of the winning crew was seven minutes and nine seconds. . O00000WOO0W00O000O00O00 Ths consolation round promisor to be more than strenuous. With such players In It na W. 1>. Mooney, F. G. Byrd, A. 27 Summary. Two-base hit—Clark. Three-base hits—Meeks. B. Smith, Walter*. Dou ble play*—Harley to Fox to Jordan. Bmlth to Oarvln. Struck out—By Clark 2, bq Harley 0. Bose* on balls— Off Clark 2, off Harley 1. Sacrifice hit* •—Alcock, Meeks, Gear, Moleaworth. Stolen baao—Clark. Hit by pitched hall—Winter*. Umpire—Rudderham. MISS MAY SUTTON AGAIN THE WINNER In the finals for women'* doubles. In th* tennis championship. Miss May Sutton and Mrs. Hillyard defeated Mrs. Sherry and Miss Morton by a score of 18-8, «-L Montgomery . 72 28 44 .388 i Naahvllle . . . . 72 27 46 .375 Little Rock . . <6 12 46 .8,1, SOUTH ATLANTIC. Cluba— Played. Won. Loat. Pet. i AbKUata . 70 41 :» .684 Savannah . . . 39 28* .074 Columbia . . 38 30 .569 f'harleaton . . . 44 30 34 .14, Macon . . . 65 28 36 .446 Jacksonville . . <4 22 42 .144 NATIONAL. Clubs— Played. Won. Loat. Pet. Uhlraco . . . 70 50 20 .714 Plttaburg . . 67 43 24 .442 New York . 64 44 24 .664 j Philadelphia . . 72 87 35 .814 1 Brooklyn . . 66 25 41 .27,| (Tm-lntuitl . . 71 27 44 •IS, ; St. l.miia . . 73 27 46 .275 < Boston . . . 70 24 is .143 I AMERICAN. Cluba— Played. Won. Loat. Pet. Cleveland . . «8 41 27 .603 New York . 63 84 25 .403 | | Philadelphia . . *4 40 24 Chit ago . , . 47 37 30 .662 Detroit . . . 68 36 12 .622 8t. Louis . . a , 24 15 .1,8 Washington . 64 24 42 .344 Boattw . . . 88 IT 48 .212 t ti The Tourists,” Augusta’s Great Team By C. E. VAN LOAN. By Private Leased Wire. Loa Angeles, Cal., Jane 6.—Abrakam At- tell, real fighting man. Is still the feather weight champion of tbe world, and Frankie Nell la a very soundly trounced young man. Tbe ex-bantam weight champion was beaten from end to end of a terrific twenty- round fight—beaten at bla own style of fight by a man who had never been rated as anything more than a superlatively clever boxer. A low-browed gent In a stiff hat and a flaring red tie voiced my sentiments at the costless man struggled In the runways sfter the fight wss over. M Abt Attsll a parlor boxtr. eh?" said he. "Well, show me where you get your fighters." If a featherweight ever took more punlahment than game little Frankie Nell stood up under yesterday It did not happen In this part of the country. As sarly as the second round the blood was streaming from Nell'a nose; In the fourty .round Frankie's eye began to dose; from the tenth round on to the finish the blood poured from hit mouth. Blinded by left Jabs, dased by rlghthaudara full In ths face, Neil kept on flghtlnjr like the little demon be Is. He bad no excuses to ] offer; he fought one of the farst fights of j his life, but be met a man wtv> prove! himself hla master at everything which goes to make up a fighter. The grand climax came when the gong rang for the nineteenth round. Neil oiuio out of his corner and trotted to the cent*-: of the ring, his bruised lower lip hanging like a pendulum, hla nose spread to twlct || Its normal alxe and bla right eye n bins j •lot In a puffed cheek. Nell rushed In. trying to land with right and left upper- j cuts, but was sent back with a heavy left under the chin. A left awing ami a right 1 brought blood from AtteU’s nose. Atteil f put In a light left to tfee-head and took I two bard lefts In the eye In return. Both landed hard rights In the face and Nell j reached the head with right and left. M was a question of brute strength aod both I became exbnnated. In the fait round Atteil fought more carefully, but refused to give nn Im*. Atteil rushed Nell all over tbe ring, l«nd- Ing lights and lefts to the head. The? I both were ao exhausted at tbe end of th* ] round that they , were aeareely able to stand [ without holding on to each other. EARLY ROUNDS IN TOURNEY The players shown in ths accompanying cut are: From left to right, top row—Ransick. mgr; Moore* p; South, 1b| Norcom, rf; Chamberlain (released); Carson,c; Howard (rtlsased); Rucker, p; Kustus, cf. Bottom row—-Holmes, p; Eichler, 2b; B ermm, ss; McKernart, utility; Shippy, 3b. A grand start was mads In tbe Southern Tennis championship Weilnesday on courts at East Lake, where about thirty matches were finished In singles and four In doubles From 10:k) In tbe mornlog until sunset every court was a scene of uninterrupted activity tbe early matches In tingles and doubles were pushed through to com pletlon and much of the preliminary work of the tournament waa cleared away. In All a matter of 680 games were played during the day. The weather and court conditions were Ideal. The air waa cool, tbe sun bright aud tbe breese refreshing. And the courte were lu nearly perfect cou dltlon. Superintendent Pickering and hla force of men had been at work on them from sunrise until the first matches started and they were In fine trim-smooth. Just tbe right degree of hardness and very fast. Most of tbe contestants spent the day at the club, and lunch was served at noon lu the afternoon several hundred spectators made tbe trip to Eaat Lake and the a around tbe court* were filled at all times with Interested onlookers. The matches turned out • good deal, as wss'espeeted. A few surprises were noted, however. For Instance, the defeat of ; Seguln, the veteran New Orleans player, by If. M. Ashe waa a hard blow to the Crescent City contingent, while the way 1 E. W. Daley, of Nashville, defeated Charles Rodgers, of Knoxville. In the second round wss somewhat of a surprise. Little's de i fest of Ashe In the secoud rouml waa also , unexpectedly overwhelming. After the At- i lints man had won ao # easily from Heguln ]kls ebailees against the'ctnclnnattan looked , fairly bright, bnt be went out H, 6-L j With the setting of Wednesday's sun Atlanta’s chances for championship honors 'In singles were left chiefly In tye cere of Williams and Thornton. None of the other Atlanta contestants were regarded as hav ing a chance. In the doublet only four matches wore run oft. bnt a big bole nil) be made la tbe early rounds Thursday. The results of Wednesday’s matches fol .low; First Round. L. D. Scott defeated II. L. Freeman, s i*2i. Tost defeated M. D. Berries, 64. *8. C. tVDU.au defeated Proton, w. t). Mnon.jr. I* 4-2 ’ll. Loc*. toted P. O. Byrd. 4-L 84 T. Mallary KftaM O. Mlddlebrook, 4-L W. C. Lee defeated A. F. FltielnmK** *"Kar?' Llttl. datoted F. H. Saw jar, M. 64. II. M. Aehe datoted A. Regain. 8-4 74 L D. 8cott datoted II. L. Freeman. «- A. Flacker datoted A. 8. Adame, I Cowan Koiere detested V It. Brojlea | ^Nat *Thornton defeated 8. II. Ulackatot. 1 R. O. Hunt defeated IV. R. Tlch.oof- 1 It. F. Preocott defeated W. I). McX.il j by default. _ „ „ ^ M a. A. Howell defeated II. E. M*"»re W l A T'ii. Smith defeated V. C. Kln»m*>- | 4-4, 6-L Second Round. . Daley defeated Charles Rogers. <5 3, tl* • oat detested Howell, os, °-a. , .. I Cowan Rogers defeated Ramspeck. e* Yarborough defeated Hpratlln. 6-0. 5 •. Mansfield defeateil Fischer. 6-2. 6 3. Hunt defeated Davis. 8-2. i-L Third Round. Ilnnt defeated Prescott, Thornton defeated Grant. 7-5. 6 3. Daley defeated I.ee. S-l, H JL,. 1 Cowan Rogers defeated Mansfield G n, s-s. 1 Hunt defeated I'reaeott. W Howell defeate4l Kingman, 74. 6-1. Doubles. , . TLH The following nr* the eeores In tb»* j round of iloubles: . aD j , Blackshear and Taylor defeated Bj rd » w Tlchenor. 8-7. 6-2. . . . „ Solomon and Mallory defeated Ashe » B post**1amf* Yarborough defeated FlttftW mons and F. Smith. *4, ... Hunt and Lei defeated William* 3 Y. M. C. A. TEAM WINS. Special to The Georgian. 1 Lawrencevllle. Go.. *££8# Y. M. C. A. team plsye4l tbe ‘ j { nine on tbe borne diamond WednenUi. 1 won by a score of 4 to i . f- trt ®. I wSr. T eTep?iJS7 , «. r lhh. A tx U tor » | > boye. H. L. DOHERTY WINS. By Private Leaw-t Wire. , i_ Wimbledon, Enfland. July ■>•— 11 1 JJ I Doherty I* the International champion. He won that t!tle h»i > terday by defeating F. L By. 1 * 1 the challenc* round. The *cores 4-4. 4-* 8-2, 8-8. wet* MORE SPORTS ON PAGE 9. NAT KAISER & CO. Confidential loan* on valuable*. Bargain* In unredeemed Dia«io«e j 15 Decatur 6L Kimball t --‘*