The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27


B s.ss sea.os-The Match Wa Char
Il -.-rss~d by Extremely Gausfons
,ny-BriiIians and Fast Rallies
q - 80 Fseaaeat as Last SATURDAY..
n. seconG time this season George
q. aard has crossed vaekefz O. re tennis
~ ire Seattle Club win J. II,
- champion o. BF1flzn Columbia.
= - solder Of the iatcraationa. aanal-
4. sssnsp.snsslsD ard each time mas Won
800 victory. Taa second meeting
- sssce yesterday afternoon. the b. 20
- *. ~ ca. So.
= rsaning this match sir. Hurt be-
-. the holder Of the Carter ehagi@ass
- He Il aIzo The champion Of the pa
~ xarthweSl agsa the state o. Washing
=. mattel, was Got as interesting IA that
8 - satgrd~y. when tho saae tao mes.
-. ssxy vas slower more careful ard
E9s.,.a IN repeated brilliant falItes At
- noweter, some wonderfully clever
800 we're executed. and tire eFoad pres
- ,,tessssi its appreciation by hearty xp-
E-~-.s M matter vhetnss II was Nj HlrG
3 q. Ponises that nerltesi commenda-
- - -
4 1. gspcrai earn player adopted the
80 ace game. but Mr. HGrd vas np 20
- Mt gore than sBuai, especially ia
/ - srs, part of the aasas. Mr.. Hn.s3s
E.s<ry sas due 70 his wonderful iusls-
- magnificent aida lire play aud
Esxs-cosrt drives. Up 10 the las. set
i "a not u.s.. the force that be cla
h Ia. E.a.4 -
] - ;sxs gel ne played like a Send ard
- TIE bail over the net as IL IL had
- sao, out Of a cannon. No matter
EsSsx.er be tried the aides or a cross his
! "a peyfscf coatrol * the bail. and kept
|N- roulkes constantly on the move.
fHA<n the opportunity came for pass
/ 4 .<S4ern failed 10 take ads aats&r Of IN
" Foglass played his usual brilliant
Es.t<exlye game, ana or several OCCASIONS
.ss4a Points on most difficult Returns,
sa%a II Ioelsed "a If Dir Hurd VAS eer-
aa as the point Ne f'oB'kea returns
|ssss ~ aceufateIy as Mr.. Hurd. but no
sxs not have .he same fosee, and thsa
/ see special reason why ne YVES defeas-
"a Hu-d maksS terrific drives. the sail
h.s,ny a drop. while Mr. F'ouisez uses a
ssgfs strike. which df~s nSt sFHpart this
,ssaired force. Ia other words. IL IS
rsesl easier to handle 4 ball returned Dy
~ roages than Mr.. Hura SIR Foulkes
Il handicapped to n certain extent by a
sasa' court, AZ be plays at home or turf.
yss "eas" stroke Is more effective GA !
ssf than dirt.
There was splendid crowd present at
,tAs match. among whom were noticsd.
Mr Noyex. Miss Kelly Mr. Lang. Miss
xsNau.sAt, Mr. Taylor. Miss Jessie Han
.ssa, Misses Thompson. Miss Webb. Mr.
sai Mrs Palmer. Mr.. ard Mrs, Biodxete,
Ms sEsaIienberger Mrs. Tyler Miss Cot
rs Mfs. George Elloy. Mrs. Collins. Miss
farth Miss ssd9nla Fslrth, MAs Spsrsfng
Ele s.ruve Miss Elaine Hanford MIR
IGH Mss Clark. Mfs. James u. Hoge. ir
Mr. ssreIt Mr. aud Mrs. powar. Miss
xaHday, Miss burnett Miss Miller. Miss
fgne., Mr.. Blaine, Mrs Noble. Mias
sshoss Mrs. usgo0d. Mrs. Riggs. AIRS.
fSkan. Mr. and Mrs. Rollins. AF Inyef-
Ey. Mrs. washbarn. MI and Airs. Col
ssn Miss Riley. Mr. Wasttinglon, Nrs.
sasrr.~s Mrs Wisstling. Mi. Coie. ar.
. I. Russell, pr White Mrs NctsHen.
Mr. AID Mrs. P<senall Hiss AIetsfa.h.
Mss Tyler. MISS ', Wrestling. Miss Han-
IA Miss Psachan. Miss Se4Try Mr. Hlll
Mss L. Collins. Mr. = Mesm. r.. Air
E<bb. Mr. Delshani. Mr. Smith. Mr.. n
sasisan. NJ HAMS. Capt Taylor, Mr..
heaanan. Mr and MIR. Carstens. MIR. and
Ms sslleher. Mr * H. Wright. Mrs
a4i~rmar. Mr. T. pel,y Mrs Msam. Mr.
Harry Beeeher Mass Emery. Miss Graves.
Ms Esael seinple. Miss Morgan. Miss
klefs, Mr., Franst0ll. 81 Tacoma. Nj Pat
ssila Misses Paddock OF Tacoma. Mise
hsifsl Mcknight, Mrs. Anderson, AlSs
iMaelsptil. Mr. Ned Hapford. Mrs
ssans. Mr. Geary, Mir. ~ n. Good
rAn. Miss Allen. MIR and Mrs. Kirk.
NJ. Ammsaown, Mrs Shannon. Misses
Tang, Miss Hogan Dr. Russell sir uRw
- NJ. ", c. Henry. Mir Parsons, Miss
Agswg. Mr.. Denny. Mr. carrie. Mr.. Gnd
s'z. s;eiInan.
Z Nas ~ o'clock when Rofsr%e Road.
Fan asked Umpire White - Catt play. Aif.
ksfd had TIE south court and Rae service.
Tie sind was quite strong and blew from
e ncrth, bat MS continually changing
= Ae!ilas. Mr Mopouala Mr. pa@ a,su
~ MT Spear had charge of tins s.Go lsaes.
- Ullison ana AR Clark looked aftcc
iae s.iYtte lines and Mir Bussell and AIR.
laisfafits the base lines.
sfsin The tinie yhe FIRST tail HGs sent
go the ret hy Mr. tturd tae play waA
sssf '@feIul. Mr.. iBUrd played up ne tire
2 iaofe Than as.ial, wAils Mr., Fvalkes
40 well back The Arss gaue went 10
49, and was iiDaliS wun az sit Feu4kts.
- laie second game also reached ga he-
sss Ar kcuikes won Nith the sam
sfsfs "a favor of Mr. Foulkee. Mr. Hutd
ssiis'l doAa to work and took iive
ss..'Aagsis two - Which 0eru love giant S.
- fo'1ikea Wco tnt uaNS a. fualdHE tae
SsFs s.i ia III. iiu~8s FAVOR. The last
ss@e Sas welt contested. bat SIR. Ilpsd