Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30

and grueling work. and 1t was generally
predicted that the man who captured the
third set would be the. winner. This
proved to be the case. Doyle won this
set, 6-3, taking the last four games by
an unusually brilliant squirt. This set
was the best of the match, as each player
put forth every effort to win. and many
of the gets made appeared to be almost
impossible. McClung covers the court
well for big man-in fact. well for any
man-and some of the plays he made in
his efforts to stop Doyle toward the lat
ter part of this set will be remembered
long after he has quit the game Doyle
also made returns that called forth rounds
of applause, and after he landed this set
he was generally picked as the winner OF
the contest.
The card for the first three sets fol-
lows.
FIRST SET
n Resls; 49, 3 e ! 3 3 Gs{ s
SECOND SET.
1 poyiei ..... e a s I as-ss
THIRD SET
R Rsy1s; ..i a4a ! : $50 $50
The fourth and last set showed results
of the grueiing contest and the play was
previous McClung is a much heavier
man and he was. consequently, much
more tired than his slim. wirey opponent
who took the last and deciding one, 60
McClung rallied several times and three
of the games in the last set ran to deuce
before Doyle was able to land them. At
the conclusion of the match both men
were cheered to the echo. The card for
the fourth set is as follows:
Dcyle .....-...-:. SIT
Spencer Gordon and ]. X. Graves by
winning two matches have WORKED their
way up to the final round in the men
doubles. In their first match OF the day,
that in the second round with Al How
ard and Lou Fischer, they Won ID ana
G-2. This was an exceptionally interesting
go and their victory was well-earned
one as they put up much better article
of tennis Gordon showed up unusually
we'll at the net and he was ao!y sup
ported by his partner. Graves. VINO was
steady as clock and who was always
on hand when needed. Howard and
Fischer put up strong games individually.
but one did not have to be told tnat tney
had never played together before. IN
the third round the winners were pitted
against Brooke and aCrlisle and they
had an easier. time of 1t. taking TINS
match also in straight sets, 81 ana ODD
The card for yesterday is given below:
hs match was eaea OF TSurday
account OF darkness with the Sc. sGore u 0''
Final round-Louis l. Doyle defeated Lee NC
Chung. 4-6 Ga. 6-3 and 60
Mems singles consolatiolis second round
A. NJ Chesley defeated A. Y. Leech. 80. 81
and 6-2; q. K. Sinclair defeated H. T. Samp-
son. 81. 2-6 and 8-3.
Mems doubles, first round-Wright and Cod
frey defeated Morgan. and Childs, 6-3 and 81;
Second round-Gordon and Graves defeated
Howard and Fischer, 64 and e.: Britton and
Mclean defeated wright and godfrey. e-s and
e. ,
Semi final round-Gordon and Graves defeated
Brooke and Carlisle. 60 and 6-3.
The following matches are on todays card:
Howard; title holder. vs.. Louis L. Doyle, chai-
Ienger. 80
VS.. Core and Doyle.
Semi final round Brfton and Mclean vs. win
ner OF Slator- Ncbel-Gore- Doyle match.
Mems singles. consoia tions; second reund-E.
W. Deakin VS.. ]. D. Kendall.
Semi 6naI round-A. NJ. Chesley winner
of Deakin-kendall match; q. h. Sinclair W.
j. c. Howard.