The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-24
JOW FOR TENNIS.
second Annual Tournament of
Narion st. Club Tomorrow.
me- ARGUS snoousLmlE TRIP.
: p<fBxkfful Excursion with 900
p.ssenxers-1nfIfg Via. the
Road observation-disclosures.

~. Marion Street Tennis Cltrn vii hold
- sscond annual tournament beginning
senoxrow morning ard Continuing
.s-r.sgssout the seek. The events are.
ssatIsmenss singles, open 70 ali Seattle
-ssxers. with gas exception Of lAe nrsk
80 Of he Seattle Tennlz Club. gentle
80 doubles, wafch Will be governed by
- sine con6itsons 80 the singles. mixed
<z.sslka. xnssr TIE same conditions. ladseH
s-x9@s an open event. the winner OF
4 -. 4 70 play Miss Riley or the seat
d - Tenals Club. for the Marion Street
~~unls Csab ladies' Challenge cup wniea
- won b. her last year
eau has bern offered By Albert H8n-
- ID BE- known as the Marion Street
~sssls cgaA challenge cup. The coFnp.-
ssssn fer ;fsss cup viii BE an open event
i = ~eofleruen'a singles. and vii gadoabt~
80 - one OF tne meet interesting con-
s.xfs Of tie year. as the entries already
sr~Es.sss tns names o. some OF the best
savers IN the city. Tae tournament COM
rsstse met Saturday night. the entries
saving closed. and made the drawings
e. ngav throughout the week ia the Off
s.-.sf eveute There we're found to be an
.x~sssfouaE number OF entries, especially
i a. faa gentlemeu's singles. twenty nine
<s~sreat players having entered fer tsose
srsats. the list inelading players from ev-
i 80 club tn the city. ths only restriction
s,ssassud being the exclusion Of the Ergt
I ..zss men from tbs Seattle Athletic Club.
n he mixed doubles there was also =
sarre showing, being fourteen entries, the
,assfer being also regarded As excepsional.
rhs grounds vii b closed today for the
sarpose OF putting them In firsE-ciasa con-
s,tsos. Play viii commences promptly at
Al > e'csock tomorrow morning with singles
= sollows Boyd vs.. Benham and Kirk IS.
i psftnIio.
IS m.-Russell VI. Power and ladies'
sr~ses MrS Ballard Va. Mrs. Rollins.
INA. X Fizszen ~. b. Peily and
/ ssanaers " Giilison.
a. u,--sfrs Cross vs.. Mrs A. K Fisk
i a Ii tie ladies' singles. and Pattulio VS..
1 carssegs.
- rn.-Mycrs W. CaFsfens ard Mrs.
psl,sns and Dir. Reaaman ". Mss Muir
1 "a and Mr. Russell in mixed doubles.
10. ms--KelIshsr vs.. Hiii and Bell W.
\ ysn TuyL
r. na.--Dawson rs. Henderson and ia
mson W.. Kellogg.
i &c. m-cneal W. a. j. Fisken and Ling
/ W. Don Henry.
i .saald any player not be ready to begin n
rssseh 81 the time specified a wait Of ten
rsnntes will be allowed. and then II the
psayers are not ready the event viii be
i asfaaited.
NJ q. W. Saunders has been chosen
A. The referee for the tournament.
Tha Argus read race which VAS pulled
a. Yesterday vas all that ITS projectors
taa promised. and good deal more. When
he train left Seattle there we're 20 pas
y<nzers ard a car half fun OF bikes The
i train went In two sections. tue HFSt OF
/ nne ears and the second of eight. AT the
/ various stops along the route 70 Snoanai-
1 MS falls more people and more wheels
rere gathered. and when the iasls Mere
1 rachel there were by count Of tickets
/ rara than 900 excursionists and over sew
susy gacyelea The SmgiIestock bal. Of
/ Everett. furnished all sorts Of music ard
j everybody had good time. After The
paris had p.cnlcked al the beautiful ard
/ rasaansfc SPOT the road race. which was
,as feature OF the day. was started. with
she following entries; John T. Sullivan.
/ Charles Tear. g. II. Luther. i. +. Porter.
william Fenkner. William ChsIds. sam
Aailigan j. T.. Marshall. Vie ErosieT. Il.
4 Hanaforth s. Il. Busy OF Everett. Steve
j Carmen. Charles Warside. Jack Gloss
4 The train With the other sxcarsfonists
Il ralled out and went TO Redmond. where =
ssep VAS made 20 see the sinish and pick
ID ghe riders The time OF starting was
a ga. AMI tue finishes we're as follows:
il MaiEsgan. 59S Bucey. $40. Marshall,
ll;ess Mckenzie. s.l4. Carmen. BIO. Ward,
Ms. Charles. Siis. Porter. $50 Difference
katwesn time OF FIRST and last, II minutes
1 Thesa wtrs others who made the run owes
4 Us read without entering for prizes some
4 81 whofn were left. Last night Mr. 1hed-
4 ssek engaged launcA AZ Madison 81 se-
i snd wrT. over Is Kirkland, where the pc
bsea ones weFa picked a. and returned 70
tie elly.
Thega vas plenty OF fur provided and no
hstle excitement attaehea TO the ;aA4ng q
1 ballot on the first section g the tram
/ falag over. for the presiaeatta; esfsas-
/ dates. There were z0me bets male ana
/ eAd ar .as election was carried On
D al fairness. The judges Ness Isaac
/ Caepsr. q Cooper s. Levy sl1 4.
/ Csesb. assistant general passenger sseat
/ e, .hs NarshefR Pacific. OF Tacoma. ne
/ rszal, ssas as follows. Mckinley fF6. Bry-
an =. uehars is. sewan s.. Watson -.
| Tha count. "a = said. entirely destroyer me
/ reasarg 81 ths dav for several whs haa
| hankea heavily On bryan.
/ Il j. believed that the Injuries sustatnsa
| - Charles bullock, rs the hfcakinx q
/ ss tandem. a. !. M. Z. A. nsfA $50 =
/ say afternoon when he and joe rfeA
i ssre pacing Dew and Esarv, fn an So
temps Ia loNeF the record, are OF saeh }
| nrsoas natare thaf he wlll De onatS1 -
] ~ bed fnr sever&i DAYS tae eaa9efA
throakh which re was Grasaea we're
grelaa iato ne flesh of his arms ana 80
| snt The yskuit i = number q Fs3'a"'
xoBaas
/ IN 10 cycling rews thai ls sent eas 9F0fa
c. East appears the relieving faat ~
| Neifs 10 a{ussnusf8n OF interest IN tns
sperts "Cyele racing has become - pap
star thrsura fha entire East thar ~ ssSo-
ssagsan has been formed II New York CITY
. belt HlKat races, tcask hAs .a
/ saenrsa A. Caa uaaared and Thirty-nfia
l t.fcet and f.enox avsaae aud races WI
b he'd there aoe uiwht each week Tor
1 sanfh. beginning August - The races
1 vi - condnrtea On a high plane ara an
Ger he sanction e ths League ot Amer