The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-08

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easy return 20 Waite. Who
lDppsa TIE ball safely over the net ara f.x
as&ahson . roilsy into The net. The am
$50 vent 10 Tacoma. bus sestss. teok "a
sa11a saa ssvenih. both Of which w.rs
,AArxea sy fine rallies and good Placing
z sfae eighth. vita the sc0rs So aw.ire.
sAshns the Tacoma team won a lov~ warn~
Sas IN the ninfh Peliy Won the dersdlnr
sE9k@ BY prettsly placed yoliev ard
Atkinson and Pelly took the thira .es Nv
Q score OF 81
Peily and Atkinson needed aslx an.
fourth set 10 via the match IN, a. -,
game vas taken by White ana puvsnr
ne Zone team took the second. the third
vent 20 Tacensa after deuce w.s e.fi.a ~
aikansoa vosleysng out Of court and
returning service outside. Good
.s.a1hs o. fe1iy. coupled wish fine plac-
.As ana Atsinson's shot between White
a'a FaraoHs ven them the fourth
game he nftn uas won by beautiful
pay which was roundly sppiaudsd. At
klnson picked up . half-voIley from
sssatn the service lire and shot il 70 Pur-
con feet ~ the back line. The remain
ing games were all taken By the home
team. who Won the set By 60 and the
match by e-s. SO. So, So.
As soon - the doubles we're over the
hFst rounds Of the MIXED doubles were
psaysd. and the courts were occupied BY
Miss Anderson and r. s. Bull, 81 Taeoma.
Nho opposed Mr.. and Mrs. Kellshsr, and
Mrs. Rollins and Power. who faced Mas
Riley and Pelly. In the FIRST set the Ia
coma team was much the stronger. and
although Mr.. and Mrs Ksileher played
psuekiiy they lost their match by score
oi %, 81 In favor OF Mas Anderson and
+. :. Bull.
Neither did Mrs. Rollins and Power fare
much better at the hands of Miss Riley
and Peiiy, although Mira Rollins was par
ticniariy strong on hack hand strokes and
did some good volleying. The score re-
suited go. e-3 in favor OF Miss Riley aud
Peliy. the former playing especially good
tennis
Miss Anderson and y. 4. Bull then
played Miss Bailey and Atkinson. and
defeated them by score Of Ga, %. Ga.
Both the ladies are from Tacoma and are
evenly matched, 50 that the game was the
most exciting and best contested. Miss
bailey had an cnde rhand cut servics and
rather peculiar method Of return, both
Of which were exceedingly effective.
This ended the play OF the day and,
after inspecting the prizes and congratu-
lating the victors. the spectators left the
grounds to assemble today 10 witness the
sssni-sinals in the singles and the finals In
the singles and mixed doubles.
| The prizes we're on exhibition at the
club house yesterday. and consist Of the
following articles. besides the Marriott
cups for the doubles and the Carter cur
| for the singles:
First and second prize, singles, q hand.
! some pocket flask and pewter tankard,
| presented by Wright d DItson. of Boston,
/ Mass: first prize. mixed doubles, q silver
| picture frame and a silver match box:
first prize. doubles. two briarwood pipes
second prize, doubles. two iyory-handIed
| raxors.
The following ladies served tea and re-
freshments 20 the visitors Mrs. Charles
| Shepard. Mrs. =. j. Grant. Mrs. John
Leary. Mrs. q. II. Gnnd. Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. Kellogg. Mrs. Cole. Mrs Harry Whit
ney. Mrs. A. j. Fiskin, Mrs. l.. b. Sted
| man.
Today the play will take place a. follows.
and several rounds Of excellent play will
| be seen in the singles and mixed doubles
Morning. semi-inals VS.. Hurd
| 10 a M: PeIly VS.. Atkinson. IL 30 =. m.
Afternoon-Finai singles. 2 p. M finals
mixed doubles. Presentation of prizes.