St. Paul daily globe., 1893-07-20
AT NET AND RACQUET.
SECOND Days PLAY IN THE TENNIS
TOURNAMENT At THE LAKE.
HALE AND JACKSON WIN

In the First Double OF the Series
Eiting, jackson, Hale and Bel
den Win Singles-Schedules
for the Coming Doubles and
Singles-Players Arrive.
The second days play in the tennis
tourney at Lake Park brought out a
much larger crowd than the opening of
the tournament on Tuesday. The ar
rival of the balance of the Chicago
players yesterday morning allowed the
play in singles to go on well. and
couple of matches in doubles also were
played. The preliminary in doubles
was played by Hale and jackson vs..
Barney and Matteson. The score made
was Ga: rs.
The Barney Matteson team were in
rather poor form, although Barney's
smashes were very good, while Jack
sons Lanfords were particularly brill
liant. The complete score in singles is
as below, of which the Morris. Barney,
Cook. Pearey; Wallace, Matteson;
Chase, Joyne, matches were played
yesterday.
Schedules in singles: Belden VS..
KEickerbocker, Morris vs.. Barney, Cook
VS.. Pearcy, Morton VS.. Jackson, Wal
lace VS.. Matteson, Chase VS.. Jayne,
Elting VS.. Allen, Wrenn VS.. Hale,
GriggS VS.. Driver.
The Griggs-Driver match is the only
one that has not yet been played. The
score in yesterdays games in singles
were as follows:
Elting VS.. Allen .63-6-4
Jackson vs.. Norton. n.................. .6-6-6-0
Hale VS.. Wren.. .6-3-1-3
Belton vs. Knlckerbocker .6-1-6-4
The second round III singles will be
played by Belden VS.. Barney, Cook VS..
jackson, Wallace VS.. Jayne, Elting VS..
Hale.
The Observation-Disclosures match
was by far the best played one during
the day. Belden is recovering his old
form, and before the week is over he
will undoubtedly make good showing.
His back hand strokes are particularly
good. Knickerbocker is the most
brilliant PLAYER OF the two, but unsteady.
In the EltingAlIen match, Elting's
play was the best. his back court work
being particularly fine.
In the Jackson-Nor match, Norton
was simply not IN it from the Begin
ming, jackson being in very good form.
Wrenn pl aged miserable game in
the first set, and although he picked up
in the second, Hale was doing such
good work that it did not do him any
good.
Barney in playing with Belden shows
his lack of experience, and is not q
match for the latter by any means. Th
draw for doubles was made yesterday
afternoon, and it is as follows:
.Jayne-Cook and knickerboker-Allen
play the preliminary round.
Pearey-Palmer VS.. .Wren-Elsing, Hall
Berry VS.. Norton-Palmer, Ha!e-Jack.
son VS.. Barney-Mattson. Morris and
Chase will play the winners of the pre-
liminary match in doubles.
The social features of tournament
week promise more than the usual en-.
tertainment for the visitors, and as the
demand for dancing was marked last
evening by the young people taking ad
vantage of the dances i'll the concert
numbers to convert the halls and veran.
das into a ball floor, the musical and
| dramatic entertainment being arranged
| for Friday night will be dropped and
another informal dance put on the pro.
| gralnme. This will make dance fol
/ every evening.
| Among those who were out today
! from the cities the Following were
noticed: DR.. w. Ii. Clarke, Charles
| Amboy and wife, Minneapolis; Free
! Craig. Miss Carrie l.. Cook, st. Paul,
| j. V. Corbet and wife, Minneapolis; II
! Y. Gallagher and wife, Anthony Ward
Chicago; George n. Slade, George Y
| Kinkle, Nelson Dillon and wife, H. l.
Shepherd. w. F. Lenox. A. G. Johnson
! A. j. Dean. Fred Ii. Gilman, Mime
| aDOliS