The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

In addition 70 the regular cham lo-1sszlf
cups tbs SEATTLE Tennis Cub DONATES. others
ar follows Mems singles. first. carving 50;
sscossd. sslv-r fsask. Ladies singles. FIRST,
sea Ter hard bag; secoad. silver card tray.
MEMS do54Is=. first. CIT g4ass cigar Jars
second cat gls@ mugs Ladies d1u6Ees,
first silver rays: second, CT. glass o1sTe
s5isf-s. Mixed dos9a1es first, picture frame
and horn haTgssIe ccrEEc-ew, second hpsfgs-sza
aGzs and stein. Mr. Hu46 cones into pos
zessson OF TIE state championship cup and
zlso Ihs Carer cup. Mas ksown taxes
TIE silver cup representing the champion
ship Il singles from Miss Riley.
Among tho<e present 2, the match De
tween HErd and Russell we're the follow
ing:
Miss McGraph. MIzs Hanna, Miss Ruth
scararn. Miss g Scara-n. Alss Pa<cha.l.
Nsz Jessie Hartford. Mss Alan HanfoEc-
ATs Turner Miss Strive. Ars. RGss@L.
Miss Riley. Mss Myra Smith. Miss Bessie
smith Mrs. ShaypIes. Mrs. Henry, GFs-
g J. Smith Mss Virginia Scurr.t, Mrs-
Kittenger. Miss Field. MISC Banks Mrs
Rollins. Mrs. Byrd. Miss Remington. Mrs
Carsienz Miss Carstens. Nra keIe5er,
Mss Price, Mrs Price, Mrs. l.. ( Smith.
Mss CARY, Mrs CARY. Miss Collins. Miss
Banks. MIS- Ayerst Miss NacCulsky. Miss
F.sken. Mrs Cross Mrs. kirk. ars An
erews. Mrs Anderson. Mss keown. Mrs.
Byrd Mss Hayden, Mrs. Pascran, Mss
paschai. Mrs. Barrett. Mrs. Charles VA
con Miss Olive Miller Mrs. Strout. Mrs.
H1rd Mrs Palmer Miss Ruth Alien. Mrs.
Allen. Mics Clark. Mr. Rollins. Mr.. Read
man, Capt. Taylor Mr.. Wright Mr.. Alien,
Mr.. Q. J. Smith, Mr. II. c. Henry. Mr.. Don
Henry. M Paul Henry. Ms. Paschall, Nr-
CavJens Mr.. John Geary. Mr.. Ernest
Geary. Nj william Geary. NJ. r. 3. Ben
al. s,a~ L
Brumn. Mr. {. Brumna. Mr.. Prescott
Smith. Mr.. Charles Smith. Mr.. Card, M
Hayes. Mr.. Ling. MI Nathaniel Pascnali.
M 4. X. F!sken, Mr.. Remington. Mr.
Kirk Mr. Barker Mr.. Strout, MI kel.e-
her, Mr.. Hurd. Mr.. Russell. DR.. Russell.
Mr.. HID. Mr. Wilmington, M. Power.
Mr.. Cole, Or. Palmer. Mss kellogg. M
Camplon. Mr.. Hoge. Mrs. Hoge. Mr.. kel-
iogg. Mrs. Hawley. Miss Manday. Mrs
Camplon. Mr.. Andrews. Mrs Cole. Mrs
Power. Mr. Mean. Mr.. Crisp. Mr. Beoo.
Mss Patty Harrington. Mrs. Harrington,
Mr. Cross, Mrs Miller. Mrs. Crawford,
Mrs. Geary. Mrs Shepard, Mrs. H. q.
struve. MIR Noble NJ. II. 3. Haynes. Mr..
Fred Strive Mrs Fred Struye. Mr.. Wal
ter Henry, Mss Ida Smith. Mr George
Allen. Mrs Wilkinson. Miss Madge VII
kinson Mr.. MurTy, Capt. Tucker Mss
Grace Allen. Mrs. Shaw. Mr. ellison. Mr..
T!dmarsh. Mr. w. l. Myers. Mr.. u. W.
johnson. Mr. T. A Bel Mr.. Lowman.
MIS- Harriet Allen. Mr.. II. W. Smith, NJ.
Sternberg. Mrs. Blodgett. Miss Grace Al
len, Mrs. Schram.
Samuel Il. Russell will go 10 4Andover
this fall. He has already passed the pre-
liminary examinations for Yale. which viii
admit him to the senior class At Andover.
Any one who IL acquainted Win Yale ex-
amlaatoIls viii realize that Russell has
done excellent work under his tutors. The
! reason why he desired the finals in the
! Seattle Tennis Clubs tournament post
! poned WAS that Ge had 10 go TO Tacoma 20
| take the examinations.
Robert Benham, who is rapidly coming
20 the front as a tennis player. VIII com
p'ete his education in the last. He nas
| not Yet decided What school he Will attend
| although he has decided ideas 70 the course
| he intends to pursue.
Miss Julette Atkinson. OF BROOKLYN, won
the Canadian championship az tennis last
week, ana with this victory the cup be-
comes her property
| j Paunley Paret. OF New York, won the
| championship OF the South Of Ireland
| July s. by defeating Perrott. OF Dublin
| &c. 40. 81. 10. The score doess not show il
| victory. but II appears that Perrott was
| completely exhausted and gave up the
| match. a Limerick letter 10 the New
| York World says
| In tbe scratch singles Paret went
| through 10 the finals with little difficulty
| and here he met most promising Dublin
| player named Graham After close fa,Ir-
| set match The American proved too much
| Tor the home PLAYER ami won By So 60
- 20 l-f d.
| right 10 challenge St George Perrott the
| holder OF The South OF ireland cAanlnlon-
sap. FOR The Dig challenge bowl.
PERCY i hug pub'Ia Is.shmsn, who
| stands feet Inches ar the - and has
| a reach or wonderful proportions Hv "A
| large Ci3joF3ty Of the b!g crowd 81 Suac-
| tat0is he vas expected 70 win. tut Yankee
| Frt and perseverance was too much for
Owing to some lad weather. there were
| I'VE Unais to he rushed through the las.
asy q ne meeting. aud earh hat played
NO matches before The challenge ma.rh
was started fercot: had played I've safz
| and The American seven. II first every
tang Went leTfotts way. hu' IN ghe seq
@ %al -, ae began 70 ire percep,ibiy anl
PART began 20 'r.fy Tor ms wind
| ''Ih" lf.sh steu' ran very aeaNHv .,r no
ConFi and t.'e pace sooH began - tell upon
his strength.
PART forced thv p.ay "a the second So
aat pulled up from rsr hraind 10 wi,nl, !
stroke - aF-~a'l ttsf Icrr3tt pulled 81 me
So 81 'he r.eN " srne
~. i From ,e~s point however he VAS ~,
/ T'sN,,i Etr1 ~ every p..rt F-r +hs.4 So
NM 80 Pare rs - ana in The s1,.~.h
=" -aptlret fenr ~.r5ieat gan,z. wr..,
| ivrrctt realized thst taa -fs..<yl. a., 49,
! loss aat resigned 7 wef.t p-ey svv
more 70 said 9o3 wa4kei ra .t.. ..,.r.
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