The Washington times., 1910-05-17
FAST PLAY MARKS
TENNIS MATCHES
Opening Day in Chevy
Chase Tourney Proves
Rousing Success.

Promoters OF the Tennis Tourney in
course Of progress at the Chevy Chase
Club. are jubiIant today over the sue
/ cessfuI opening which brought about
many fast matches on the suburban
| courts yesterday.
Although Washington lost out IN
the important match Of the day, that
between Harold Boyle, OF this city
and G. F. Touchard of New York, IL
made an excellent showing in several
others Spencer Gordon, the former
Princeton University yoUnSster, up
held the reputation Of the Washing
ton contingent, disposing Of William
Hackett, another ex-COlIegiate star, in
one Of the fastest matches OF the
afternoon r. ". Hills, Of the Chevy
Chase Club. won what was declared
the hardest fought match Of the day.
defeating ". H Cornell, Of New York,
two sets out Of three, IS, g., "a
The summaries for yesterday are as
follows
Mems singIes-First round, r II.
Brooks defeated D. CasseIls BY 6-3, 81;
" L Steele defeated r j. Sadlier BY
81. 81. J L. MOOrehead defeated H
T. smith by default l. Z Mahon de-
feated J. II. Deis BY GO. So P H 5.
Cake defeated II. BIagden By default
Wallace johnson defeated g. J. Gore by
60. Sc; " H Ham defeated p Stead,
II. BY IS. IS z w Dom. IT.. de-
feated c Wylie by 6-S. 46, g.
Second round-N. W. Mclean defeated
A. L. Hoslzins by default; Il T. Cotton
defeated Cuthbert BY 81 g.. G f
Touchard defeated E Harrison by 60.
SO. H E Doyle defeated c HaCkett By
81 so, Lee AIcCIunE defeated g. l.
I@TaiIv by 6-3. q. r. J. Bates defeat
cd r. b Poe by 81, So c Gordon de-
feated w HackeIt BY 6-S- 6-3. p L
James defeated Z. P Davis by 81, 81
G H GrosvenoT defeated W. 3 Wood
By &C. g. z BI5cklT CHAM defeated q.
-. Smith, -, IS, IS: r W Hills
defeated ". H ConneIl BY "a G.,
Third round-N- W Mclean defeated
u. F. Cotton by AG. .. 81, G. T.
TOuchard defeated Il z Doyle by 81,
60
Fourth round-Brool<s defeated Steele
by - - MOorehead defeated Mahon
By 6-5. 81 w Johnson defeated P Il
: Cake by 81. g.
The matches on the card for today
are as follows Third mountaineering
ham vs. Hills. Lee NCClung vs. Bates
BrOOkes vs. Aiahsn; Mclean vs. Touch
ard, James vs. GrOsvenOr-
The pairilgs in the mixed doubles
which were drawn yesterday are as fol
Mixed dOubles-2Iiss Turtle and John
son, bye Miss MCCOok and Dunlop vs.
Miss Meredith and ". Hackett, Miss
SchrO-er and G. Hackett vs. Miss
Chew and HaTrIsOn- Mrs Cassefs and
Mahau vs. Cornell and partner Miss
WeImer and Hills vs. Miss BOdIey and
Cotton, Miss Seioert and Deis vs. Miss
Bryan and James, and Kiss Helen
Downing and TouChard vs. Sad1ier and
partner
Women's singIes-lIiss Wefrner Us
Miss HincEley- Miss Mary Chew vs.
Mrs RamaEe- Miss Schroeder vs. Miss
Bryan: Miss McCooll- bye Miss CasseIs
bye. Miss Olive vs. Miss Krug- Miss
Meredith vs. Miss Helen Downing. and
Miss Turtle rs Miss woodward.
Mems dOuhleS-McL-eau and mariner
vs. W Hackett and 1IOrehead. g. r
Green and W = Doyle VS. CHsseTS
and Newbold. Gordon and Deis rs Ma
han and Johnson; Wood and Cole vs.
Frailey and Ham. Finley and partner
Us C. Brown and Train. Bladder and
partner, bye: TOUchard and COuneH vs.
Grant and Davis, Hills and Dom vs..
2 p and G H GroSvenor- and lanes
anG Wiley vs. c Hac1zett and Brooke