St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-25

Waukee champion. In this case strong
individual play finally won out, and
Ihe patchwork team took both sets,
rs, rs. -
The defeat of Neel and Myers and of
Belden and Wallace has set everybody
guessing as to the outcome in the
doubles. If Jayne and Cook keep up
their gait of yesterday, the opinion
runs that they will win the tourney
and contest with last years winners.
Waidner and Moulding, the other Chi
cago team, are about the only ones
capable of stopping them, as the Ne
braska team is not equal to the hard
and fast play which characterized the
star match yesterday
There were some strong games in sin
giles yesterday. The morning game be-
tween Young and Cook lasted three
sets. Though Cook took the first with
out much trouble, he seemed to "let
down. after that, and Young made the
last one love set. After that match,
Cook was hardly looked to for such
tennis as he put up in the afternoon
doubles. Wallace bea, Austin in two
close matches, SO, Sc, and Charles
Chase had no difficulty in taking two
sets from Bert Eddy, of Minneapolis.
Moulding. the little Chicagoan, opened
the afternoons play by taking match
from Hale, Of Minneapolis, after three
exciting sets. Hale's play was uneven
and he failed at critical stages, other
wise the match would easily have been
his, for his grand-stand plays rather
outshone those Of his fiery little rival
Moulding fought harder for his points,
and earned nearly every one. On the
last game of the last set, with Hale
serving, it was brought to deuce, then
there was a pause, and to the general
dismay, Hale put four balls into the
net and gave the game, set and match
to Moulding.
Waidner, Moulding's partner, defeat
ed Ben Page, also of Chicago. Page
has been on the sick list, and was
hardly able to play, but insisted on it.
and played a very accurate, careful
game. Waidner's smashes and great
er activity won him the match, 6-3, 6-S
Victor Elting will arrive this morn
ing, and will play his match with Ter
ry before noon. In the afternoon he
will meet Moulding, and some pretty
tennis is then looked for Chase and
Waidner will be another good one to-
day, and Belden and Young, Myers and
Wallace, are also booked to play in
the third round today
The crowd yesterday numbered at
least 300 enthusiastic tennis people,
and the hearty support they gave the
players was something like" Every
good play brought a ready "hand."
and it came none less heartily from the
ladies than from the players and
''rooters" under the little marquee
which has been added to the left of the
larger one
The drawings for the consolation
singles were made yesterday. Green
and H. Elting draw byes, and Moulton
is to play the winner of the Terry
Victor Citing match. The other draw
ings are: Stratton and Armstrong;
Barney and Eddy; Farquhar and
Finch; Parker and Sanborn; Beck and
Griffith.
Singles
Chase VS.. Eddy, 60, GO.
Young VS.. Cook, 1-6 6-3. 60.
Wallace VS., Austin, 1855.
Moulding VS.. Hale, ga, 4-6, Ga
Waidner VS.. Page, 6-3, 6-3.
Doubles
Austin and Young VS.. Belden and
Wallace, Ga 4-6, 6-2.
Hale and Green VS.. Finch and Arm
strong, rs. 10
Jayne and Cook VS.. Neel and Myers,
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