Evening star., 1909-06-03
CHEVY CHASE OPEN
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Finals in Sight and Class Of
Play Shows Decided
Improvement.

as the finals are in sight and most of the
poorer players have been eliminated, a
high quality of tennis is being shown.
A large crowd was on hand yesterday.
DESPITE the heat to see the two Doyles
battle for supremacy. in the fourth round
of the mems singles Each has host OF
followers and it would have been case
of Greek meet Greek" H. E. Doyle. de-
faulted to c. b. Doyle, which was gen
orally regretted. The former has been
playing a great game. both offensive and
defensive, and stood a splendid chance OF
coming out the victor.
The play in the mems singles has now
been completed with the exception of one
more match, that between c. B. Doyle
and Hoskns, which will be played at 8
o'clock today, and the winner of this
match, will meet r. H. Palmer of New
Jersey. the present champion, at the same
hour tomorrow.
The ladies' singles have also progress.eo
rapidly. Miss Tidball defeated Miss
Lawson in easy fashion, % and 81,
and Miss Turtle sprang a surprise by
triumphing over Miss Barry. she hao
no trouble at all winning the first SET;
but the second set was a hummer" and
brought out some very fast playing on
both sides. The players seemed ABOUT
equal at this stage of the game. and 1t
looked like anybOdys set. 1t look nj
teen games before Miss Turtle was finally
declared the winner.
Ladies' Finals Today.
Yesterdays winners. Mrs. Tidball and
Miss Turtle, will play the finals today
and the winner of this match will meet
Miss Marie Winner, the present champion,
at O'Clock tomorrow for the title.
The mixed doubles brought out some in
teresting playing. the match between Miss
Barry and H. f. Doyle and Miss Downing
and L. w. Glazebro?k attracting the most
attention although the winners won
rather easily. Another good match was that
between Miss Lawson and Wilcox and
Mrs. Cassels and Baron De Struve. which
came in for good share of applause
In the mems doubles. r. II. Palmer,
the present single champion. coupled with
L. w. Glazebrook, easily defeated Baron
De Struve and Count Torok. by the scores
of 6-1 and 81. The winners showed to
be in excellent form and are expected to
win the finals in this class. The semi-finals
will be decided today. the finals tomorrow.
and the winners will meet the present
champions, Doyle and Doyle, Saturday at
3 O'Clock.
yesterday and such fast progress was
made that the first. second and third
rounds were completed and the finals will
he played this afternoon. The best match
in this class was that between Wood and
Poe the former winning two spirited
sets, Ga and 6-3.
Loving Cup for Miss Moore.
The finals of the girls junior champion
ship were played yesterday and Miss
Frances Moore was declared the winner
and presented with a handsome loving
cup. after defeating Miss Perrin. This
match was of unusual interest and the
play was of very high order for young
sters.
Tennis lovers can't afford to stay away
tomorrow, which will be a gala day at
the Chevy Chase Club. Almost all of
the important matches will be decided
and the play should be of an unusually
high quality. In addition the Marine
Band will be there to give its interpreta-
tions of the popular songs of the day. A
record crowd is looked for.
The tennis committee announces that
o'clock on. the remaining days of the
week will be declared losers of their
matches by default
The Summaries.
The summaries for yesterday are as fol-
lows:
Mems singles: Third round-Wilcox defeated
Torok. 60. s-a. 6-3. Fourth round-Hoskins
defeated Wilcox. IS, 6-1; c. B. Doyle defeat
ed II. f. Doyle. by default.
Mems singles. consolation: First round-Leech
drew bye; Brown defeated Fuller, by default:
Hills defeated Hackett. by default: Donn de-
feated Frailey. 10y default; Wood defeated Full
Ter. by default; Poe defeated Willis, 6-3. 6-1;
TIlden drew bye: Mullen drew a bye. Second
round-BrOwn defeated Leech. 6-3. 2-6 6-3:
Hills defeated Dom, by default; Wood defea ted
Poe St. 6-3: Mullen defeated Tilden by de-
fault. Third round-Hls Brown. postponed;
Wood Mullen, postponed.
Ladies' singles: Third rOund-Mrs. TidbaH de-
feated Miss Lawson. 6-2. 6-1; Miss Turtle de-
feated Miss Barry 80. 81. Finals-Mrs. It'd
Mixed doubles: First round-Mrs. Tidball aud
Davis drew a bye: Mrs. Glasscock and Hender-
drew bye; Miss Winner and Hills defeated
Miss Schroeder and Hackett. e.. 6-3; Miss
Wood. Ga. 6-i; Miss lawson and Wilcox de
feated Mrs Cassels and DeStruve. 90. 3-6.
6-3; Miss Downing and l.. Glazebrook drew a
bye. Second round-Mrs Tidball and Davis de-
feated Mrs. Glasscock and Henderson. g. 3. 60;
Miss Winner and Hills defeated Miss Meredith
and Torok. 6-3. 6-1 Miss Turtle and Palmer
Miss Lawson and Wilcox. postponed; Miss
Barry and H. E. Doyle defeated Miss Downing
and l.. Glskebrook. 6-1. Sc Third round.Mrs.
winner OF TurlePalmer Lawson Wilcox match.
Mems doubles: Second round-Palmer and
Glazebrook defeated DeStruve and Torok. 81,
6-l; Grosvenor and Grosvenor defeated Frailey
Dom and Brown, 60 IS; James and Hills de-
feated Mullen and Wood. 6-3 60. Third round
Palmer and Glazebrook VS.. Grosvenor and
Grosyenor, postponed; Leech and Leech VS.. James
Girls junior championship girls under eighteen
years)-Miss Perins defeated Miss McClintock;
90 2-6 6-3. Finals-Miss Moore defeated
Miss Perins. 6-3 6-3.
Hyattsville Defeats Langdon.