Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-28

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It is suggested that one Of the tennis
associations of the city give tournament
devoted entirely to the ladies' So far this
year they have not appeared in tourna-
ment either in singles or doubles, and there
is plenty of good material in the neighbor-
hood to provide several days of more than
ordinary enjoyment Connected with the
Pitts burg Tennis Club are q number of
young ladies who are really excellent play
ers and the young laries of the East End
Gym Physical Culture Glass are in excel
lent form. Some of them are very pro-
fcient and there is no reason why some
kind of a combination might not be formed
that would induce all of them to enter
Sewickley has several very fine lady players,
Coraopolis could furnish few more and
there are unattached ladies enough in the
city who play good games to get up tour
nament which in size would equal any that
have been given by the men alone. Now
that the Pittsburg Tennis Club has new
in which there are well arranged
ladies' accommodations, it seems as if upon
this active association rested the response
bility OF che arrangement of such tourney
as is suggested. HORACE j. HILL