The Washington herald., 1909-06-03


on endurance alone. The players seemed
evenly matched in science OF the game
and It was anybody's match from the
start
DR.. Glazebrook OF the tennis commit
tee. in presenting the cup offered the
winner encouraged the promotion OF the
sport among the younger set.
FavOrites Win.
The upsets in dope characteristic OF
play in the day before failed 10 bold sway
yesterday. The matches were decided as
expected. all favOrites coming out on the
better end. but not in many cases until
they had been forced 10 the limit by the
opposing players.
The match that was looked forward 70
with so much interest by a gallery OF en-
thusiasuc spectators that has been in
constant attendance since the start OF the
tournament last Monday. that between
the Doyle brothers. was won by Conrad
Doyle through default As has been the
custom for the past few years. the play
ers refused 10 ''fght it out" Several
members OF the club endeavOred 70 force
the players 20 break their rule, but 20 no
avail Mr.. DOYLE viii meet A L Hos
dns, well-known player OF Philadelphia,
tomorrow afternoon 70 decide the chal-
lenger for the trophy cup offered for the
winner IN mems singles. and az present
held by Richard Palmer. Of New Jersey.
Although Doyle is a strong favOrlte 10
win the match. the outsider may spring
a surprise His real strength has not
been ascertained. and he may loom up as
the dark horse Of the tournament.
An Interesting Match.
One or the most interesting matches OF
the afternoon was played IN the mixed
doubles with Miss Barry and H E
Doyle as partners against Miss Downing
and DR.. Glazab brook. The first pair won
the opening Set hands down. with a score
OF 70 3. and their followers claimed an
other easy victory IN the second set
However. affairs took an unexpected turn.
and Il was not until fourteen hardly
fought games had been played that the
match was decided
This afternoon the winners VIII test
their skill against Miss TidbaI one OF
the strongest players representative OF
the fair sex IN the tournament. and her
formidable partner. r. P. Davis. who
needs no Introduction IN local tennis
circles The winner OF this match viii
challenge Miss Evans and W. Johnson.
the present holders Of the cup offered n
this class. the match 10 be played SatUr-
day afternoon.
Finals to Be Decided.
According 10 present plans. tomorrow
VIII be the gala day Of the tournament
Because OF the excellent progress IN the
preliminary matches. II has been deemed
advisable 10 play the final IN most class
es tomorrow instead Of Saturday. as az
first intended. AL OF the present holders
Of the trophies viii be present on that
day 20 defend their titles A section OF
the marine bands viii lend its strains as
an incentive to classy play on the part
OF the contestants.
Matches already arranged FOR to-day
are as follows;
Mems singles-Hoskins vs.. c B. DOYLE
Mems consolati0n singies-BroWn n Hills: Wood
VS.. Muller; winners % play for the cup
Ladies' singes-Mss Tidhall rs. Miss Turtle
Mixed doubles-Sliss Tidhau and R. P. Davis rs
Miss Winner and Hills; Miss Barry and q. E. Doyle
vs. Miss lawson and Wilcox
Mems doubles-Palmer and GlazebCook Is Cros-
veuor and Grosyeuori Il. F. Lerch and Z. Leech
James and Hill
The chairman CT the tennis committee
announced to-day that all players not
on hand by 3 o'clock this afternoon viii
be defaulted. Play VIII start this morn
ing at II o'clock and Will continue
throughout the day.
The Summaries.
Mems srgles-Hoskins defeated Cassells. 50, 60;
wilcox defeated Torok. GO. 6-s, 6-3. H z DorIe
defeated James. 81. 60: c. B. Doyle defeated Il
stre1ye. 6-3 81; Hoskins defeated WlcoI. ~
G-.
Ladies singles-Mrs. Tidbou defeated Miss seEau
6-L 6-l: Miss Lawson defeated Miss Meredith
-, -3. 90; Miss Turtle defeated Miss DOYLE
81. So; Mis- Rarry defeated Miss E NJ srlith
81, 60; Miss Tidbau defeated Miss Lawson So
81: Miss Turie defeated Miss Barry. 60. 81.
Mixed dou5os-9iiss Winner and A. R. Hlls de-
feated Miss Schroeder and c. Hsckstt. So. e-5;
Count TcTok and Miss Meredith defeated Mrs.. Nor
Fow and W. ,. Weed. 6-3 6-S; Miss Turie and
Palmer defeated Miss BrittOn and r. l. james
81, rs; Miss Lawson and Y. D. Wilcox defeated
Miss CasscA and Baron de Streuve 90. st. 6-25
Miss BarTy and H. F. Doyle defeated c. B. Doyle
and Miss Doyle. GO. 81: Hiss Barry and H. +.
DOYLE defeated Miss Downing and L. GlazchrCok.
e-L SO; r 2. Davis and Miss Tidhall defeated
Mrs. GiasS0ck and T. y. Henderson. 6-3. 60; Miss
W;mer and Hills defeated Count Tocok and Miss
Meredith.
Mems doubles-Palmcr and Glazebrook defeated
Baron de StTeuFe and Count TOEOk. 81 81:
Grosreuor and Gr0sTenor defeated c. Frailey and
partner by default; James and Hm defeated J.
Muller and ". p. Wood. 6-3. 60.
Mems eonsolation-C. Brown defeated D. Fuller
b default: r. ". Hills defeated G Hackett
through default; F. W Dom defeated c. L FIailey
by default: W =. Wood defeated A. Fuller by
default T. B. Poe defeated f. NJ Willis e-S.
81; J. Muller defeated NJ Tildon by default: C.
Brown defeated A. J. Leach. e-3. 2-6. 6-3; r. W
Hills defeated E. ". Dom hy default; ". B.
Wood defeated + ". Willis. 6-3 81.
Girs singles title for girls under eighteen years.
Miss PeTiHs defeated Miss McClint0ck O.. % I
6-3; Miss Moore defeated Miss Pevns thereby
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