St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-23
COMMENCES TO-DAY.
PLAY IN THE NOR THWESTEeN TENNIS
TOURNEY At MNNETOGKA.
THE DRAWING OFF THE GAMES

Announced Yesterday by the
Tennis Committee-Chica
Players Arrive-A Run Of the
Cycle Club Yesterday to Hotel
ST. Louis-Other Outside Play.
ers Expected Today.
With this afternoon the sixth annual
tournament of the Northwestern asso-
citation, to be held at Hotel St. Louis,
Lake MinneTonka, will begin. The first
preliminary matches are not yet an
nounced, but the drawings were made
yesterday by the tournament commit
tee, and sharp play may be expected
from the start. The Chicago players
are all at the lake, and other outside
men are expected today. so that there
will be no delay in playing games.
The drawings as made yesterday
match the following men in the prelim-
lparieS: Miller VS.. Matteson, Chase vs..
Hefiiefinger, Finch VS.. George Wrenn,
ing, Waidner VS.. Sanborn, Jackson vs..
Munday, Cook vs.. Stratton. Holbert VS..
p. Wrenn. Joyne VS.. John Mitchell.
Beck VS.. larry Belden, Brooks VS..
Nicely. Myers VS.. Armstrong. Lee vs..
Page, Mackee vs.. Wallace and Traker
VS.. earn Neel. PLAY in doubles will be
carried on with the singles. but the
drawings for doubles are not yet an
nOunced. The drawing was made by
the tournament committee from the
Minneapolis club, MeSsrs. George K.
Belden, Frank Heffiefnger, Roy Cook,
7. n. Jayne, Charles Folds and A. w.
Griffin.
Part of the Chicago men arrived at
Wardner, A. w. Meyers. b. e. Page,
q. n. Wrenn. Everts Wrenn, Victor
Eltieg and Sam Chase. amongthe num-
Der. By his plucky play of Saturday,
Chase won the championship of the
West In Chicago. Either he or Carr
Neel, with whom he played for first
place in the Western Association tour
ney, will probably be the winner of the
all corners, and the man Belden, who
now holds the championship of the
Northwest, will have to meet The
Neel brothers and tie remainder of the
players are expected this morning. The
Neels won tile doubles in the Western
Association tournament. and are named
as winners In this weeks event. Should
they win they will go East to play in
the tournaments there.
The Carpi lady trio, the famous Or
ganization of which Miss Cora Nj. Vance
IS soprano Soloist, will arrive at the
lake this morning. and tonight will give
their first concert. Tomorrow evening
an informal tennis hop will be given.
Thursday evening tennis german.
The week socially is to be very gay. and
as the ST. Louis is crowded lively times
arc promised.
Members of the Minneapolis Cycle
club look a pleasant run yesterday to
their club house near the Hotel ST.
Louis. The start was made from
Tenth and Park avenues, In
Minneapolis, at $50 a. M, and
the run to Minnetonka completed
before noon. Those participating num-
bered about $50. some of them ladies.
An interesting feature of the run was
the awarding of prizes for the most
effective ''up to date" costumes worn
by the riders of the fair SEX
Yesterday the German turner's pic
nicked at Spring park. The excursion
was well attended, and those present
passed all enjoyable time with games,
dancing, etc. In the evening an excur-
sion around the lake on the big City of
St. Louis was given by the Florentine
Mandolin club, managed by Charles p.
Shirley.