The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-27
SECOND DAYS PLAY.
Eighteen Matches Disposed Of
in Tennis Tourney.
KIRK AND colg ~ GOOD FORM.
carSters Beats u. Pelly In y Hot Battle
Miss Riley Has Things Her Own
Way IN the singles.

TIE seeon1 day o. the Marion Street
Tennis Cluc tournament say tightsSn
matches disposed %. In several instances
ne s~ts were prolonged. tae pasy being
esose and sxciffnz- In fwo eases the gaIss
ran - hisA a. i5-s. kirk Won from
heiiogg ~ tas latter score "A genflernsa's
singles restricted event. and those AFRO
At~ TIE match said saat Kellogg mas4s 4
s1'lesdt1 saowinE. Kirk Is a player OF
sFsaieT experience. and this stood him IN
sod hand, s. the play bsca me drawn out.
<AFsfens beat z Peiiy two out % three
sets n what Was probably the hardest
s9aghE match % the day. The FIRST set
Nas taken BY Peliy after many rallies.
toe scoFs being les In tire nsxt ses
earzteas played stronger and won our.
o. IA The next set pelly made a DECIDED
sand Dat could not get above four games.
taFstsns in the meantime having scored
sfx.
In the open event Cole made an unusual
~ stroag stand against l. Peliy. vso wili
PROBABLY contest with George HEgx1 IN the
.aais. Pelly played with great confissnee.
but Cole kept steadily 81 work and
brought dis scor. % 10 IKE in the frst
sets Pelly won the next two games by fine
Placing and lootdng. Cole still kept az
wofk when the second set was called.
a0d b> unusually strong play won the
set. reversing the score from that OF the
previous one. Peily set a fast pace In the
faird ses. and won out. -
The unfinished meteh between ling and
hsnry Was won ~ Lang. who took two
straight sets. 81. s-5. Henry did not show
as good form as the day previous. when
ne won the first set after a nard fight, IS.
Mrs. Howell was playing well yesterday
and he'd no trouble in beating Miss F'isken
t~o straight sets. ca. So Mrs Howell
d3a exceedingly clever work In the ladies'
doubles. when she and Mrs. Kelleher beat
Miss Strive and Miss Riley. IS, 5-s. s-i.
Miss Ehey. who IL undoubtedly one Of
the elevrrest OF the lady players in this
section. had her own way in the matches
she played In singles.
Today viii undoubtedly bring forth some
very bot work Russell. vho has been
playing strong game. wia be pitted
asainst George Hurd. This match is scaed-
uled for O'clock in the afternoon. and
will probably bring out a large crowd. The
match between Kelleher and Cole on ono
side and Carstens and Gibson on the
other. which comes OF at S O'Clock. should
be worth Witnessing
Several OF the matches have been played
on the grounds OF the Seattle Tennis Club
through the courtesy Of the officers u that
organization. This arrangement was
made owing 20 the large number OF
matches scheduled each day.
Tea WAS served yesterday by Mas Bella
Fishen, Miss Maynard. Mrs. q. ". Fisch-
er and Miss Wilson. To-day Miss +. Myers,
and Miss Coffin Will have the dainty little
cups in charge.
Result OF yesterdays play:
Gsntlemen's singles, Open Event.
seserve beat Boyd. 81. 81.
L. Pelly beat Cole. rs. 81. ga
GentIemen's singles. Restricted Event.
Kirk beat kellogg. los. Cd.
Cole beat \. J. Fisken. 90. 81.
Russell won from Van Tuyl by default
Unfinished match.
Lang beat Henry. 81. 81. Ga.
carstens beat Il. Pelly. $40. So. g.
Keieher beat Gillison. S. Cd.
Mixed Doubles.
Mira Cross and Mr.. Hill beat Miss r.
Fisken and MIR. A. h Fssken. 6-l, s-5.
Miss Murray and Mr.. Russell ". Mrs.
A. J. FIsken and Mr.. carstens g. s-5-
Mrs. Kirk and Mr.. Boyd beat Mrs. A.
X FiSken and Mr. Saunders. 81. 90.
Miss Banks and Mr. ellison beat AIRS.
Kelleher and A }. Fisken. 81. 81
Ladies' singles.
Mrs. Howell beat Miss Fisksn. So So
Miss Riley beat Miss Banks. 81. 81.
Miss Riley beat Miss Woods, 90 ga
Ladies' Doubles.
Miss Howell and Mrs. kelieher beat
Mss strive aud Miss Riley. s. SIS, 81.
Gentlemen's Doubles.
or. Power and Mr. Myers beat saunders
ami Dawson. s-s. 3-s 81.
Mr. Hill and Mr.. Russell beat Mr. Bell
ana Mr. Henry. 60. e-S-
The Games for Today.
The programne for to-day Is as follows;
1oa MIR cross vs.. Mr.. Johnson: Miss
Hubbard ans Mr. CoIman vs.. AIRS. Howell
and Mr. keliehcr.
II a. MFRS. Rollins and Mrs. Carstsns
W Mis- rgsken and Mrs. Ballard. Mr..
Kirk W. Mr.. Russell
fs Mrs 6. < Kirk IS. Mss Hubbard
Nr Colrnan IS. Mr. Dawson.
p. MFRS Howell and Mrs. keiehsr
vs Mrs Cross ard Mrs Kirk: Mr. Rus
sell vs. Mr Hard.
g H. miss Riley and Mr., Cole Va.
Miss Banks ard MF. Giiiison-
20. u.-WlnBer ef CrosS-Jahnson match
" Mr.. aelieher. Mrs. Kirk aud Mr. Boy1
As Mrs. Cross ard Mr. Z. Hiil
3 n N ~Messrs Kirk and BOYD rs.
Messrs. Colmau and Gsorge. MesSrs. kei-
ieher and cole - Messrs. CaTstens and
ellison.
& n MN Meserve vs. Mr. ellison;
simmer OF pawson-Colman match VS.. Mr..
Cavstenz.