The Washington herald., 1910-05-17

easily, he had the local expert completely
at his mercy H. K. Doyle. who holds
with his brother the Halliday Cup for
mems doubles. disposed OF Chauncey
Hachett with ease. giving him only one
game in the first set and making the
second six love.
In the second round MacLean, who had
taken his match frcm Hosfins by de-
fault. ran up against hard proposition
in Cotton. The latter took the first set.
81, but wearied and let the next two go
rather easily.
The entire available space around the
court was taken. however, when Fou-
chard met Doyle in the second round II
proved to be a battle royal. every game
running 70 deuce and vantage, although
Fouchard won out in two sets. The fact
that he went through his two contests
with losing only one game caused the
local enthusiasts 10 sit up and take notice,
and It is confidently predicted by many
that Friday will see him with the cham
pionship cup.
None ofthe other contests was note
worthy. although II looked for a time
that Steele would give Brooke a hard
tussle, but the latter won out in two
sets, with scores Of Sc and e.
The Summaries.
The summaries of the first round and
of the second so far as played follow:
AIacLean d. Haskius 0y default; Cotton d. Brown
60; Fouchard d. Harrison. 20 60. Doyle d.
Hackett 6-l GO: McClung q. Faily. 6-3. 6-3;
Bates d. POc. 6-l. 60. Brooks d. Cassels 6-3
"a Steoie d. Sadler O. 81. MuUrhCad d. smith,
by default: Alahan d. Deis. g.. GO. Cake d
Bladsen. by default; Johnson d. Gore G-Z; 6-3;
Ham d. stead jr. 6-3 6-3. Dom q. Wyie 6-3
-. SO. Grant d. Finley. by default, Gordon d.
Hackett IS 6-3; James q. Davis. Sc. t-l. Gros-
venor d. Wood. 60. 81. buckingham d. Fisher
IS. 60. rs: Hin d. Councll. SO. e. 90
MCLEAN d. Cotton 60. V-5 6-l; FCrchard a.
Doyle. 6-l 60. Brooke d. steele Sc. GO. Nahau
d. Moorhead. G-3, C.
This leaves McLung VS. Bates. Cake VS.
Johnson. Ham VS.. Dom. Grant VS.. Cor
don. James US Grosvenor. and Bucking-
ham VS. Hill 10 play off to-day In the
second round The women's singles Will
also be started, as will the mixed doubles
Although it Is very early In the summer
for what may be called true champion
ship form. still the local tournament is
sure 10 result in giving a pretty accurate
line on some Of the stars for the later
contests.
Drawings for To-day.
Drawings for the women's singles.
mixed doubles, and the mems doubles
were made last night Considerable dis
appointment attends the fact that Mrs
Tidban. Of Fort Monroe. present holder
Of the Grosvenor Cup for women's sim
giles, is in the Philippines and cannot
defend her title In this seasons tourna-
ment. a stiff contest is looked for in
the mixed doubles. the contest ar the
present outlook seeming 10 lie between
Miss Turtle and Mr. Johnson and Miss
Winner and Mr.. Hill The drawings.
with the exception of the women's
doubles, which has not yet been made |
follow:
WCmer's singes-Misses Winner and HinckIev.
Mary Chew and Ramase Schroeder and Bryan. Nc !
Cook and Cassells; Oliver and krug.
Mixed doubles-Aliss McCocs and Nr Dunlap vs |
Miss Meredith and Mr.. W Hackrtt thc winners OF !
which viii play Miss nUle and Mr. Irhu17u mes /
ent holders Of the cup: Miss Schroeder and Mr. O.
Hackett rs. Miss Chew and Mr. Harrison. Miss Cas-
sells and Mr.. Mahau Miss Couucl ard Ia-fner. !
Miss Winner and Mr.. Hill VS.. Miss Bo,lIey and /
Ny Cotton; Miss Seb,rt and Mr.. Deis r.. Miss /
Bryane and Mr Jamcs. Miss Downing and Nh /
Tcuchard vs.. Miss Sad.icr and PARTNER
Mems d0uhlcs-AiscIeau and Tartac- vs. "
HacEett and Noorhead Green and W. T. Bo-Ic vs. /
Cassells and Newbold. Gordon and pei- vs. Nqhan /
and johnson; Wood and Cole ys. Frailv and Ham
Finley and partner vs. g. Brown and Train the wiz
ner Of which win play BaEdcu and uaruer. D.. !
To7chard and Conncll vs.. Grant and Davis. Bin and
Dom ". r. p. and g.. r. GrsYcuor- James ana Z
Wyhe vs.. q. Hacsctt and Brook.
II is urgently requested by the com
mittee that all contestants be at the
clubhouse by o'clock. that the play may
be started promptly on the half hour