Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-01

lantic states and District titles. to say
nothing Of several exciting matches III
the intercty league.
The largest and most brilliant of these
Journeys was that OF the Chevy Chase
Club, its 1910 one being classed as among
the best in the country. With such names
as -. F. Touchard. American indoor
champ ion: Wallace +. Johnson. lnterco'-
legiate champion and third ranking PLAYER
in the United States: l.. +. Mahan, for
mer intercollegiate champion: w liz ckeit,
former Harvard University champion: X.
l.. James of the Belmont Cricket Club;
Conrad b. Doyle. middle Atlantic ciiaih-
pion: Harold T.. Doyle. District cham
pion. and Maj. II. Z. Davis. former United
states Army champion, among the en-
trantS, exceedingly brilliant tennis was IN
order throughout TIE tournament. ne
DovIe family which ION The past Few
wears has dominated the sport in IN" us
trict did not have such success: vi
year. TWO of its defeats coming IN this
tournament. Touchard defeated toahie
i'm three our of four sets in the challenge
round of the singles, 6--:.. 6-+, It and
e.: and Nahan AMI Johnson taxing LIE
title from him and Harold iii me ,ioune7
in straight sets. e.. ti-+ ana ~ VI"
- !, D,yis of the Chevy Chase Gun. 10y
,,,yinr a snlendid game, won the c"nS"-
i,tions defeating p. H. 5. Cake. aio'het
local player Ct and 6~l li the MA
The only ether local victory was 'iiat VI
Miss Marie Winner. Wh"' a.'.t puau ,,,a
nm
tinal;y landed the ladies' title, deleati'is
Nj uiIdecarde Turtle of New YORK Ia
the final round SIS. t'-i ana %. ho
The Doyles came back strong III m.,, icb
,,,;adla Atlantic states tourney. MihS.
as held on the Bachelors courts i1arolu
ratoinins bis title in the Singles 10y ue
featins the winner or me 'oul .,a = :,
Honer Deis Cd, $50" anu
in the challenge round. ana .ns n,ot Coz
winning rather easily over SPENCE H
don ana 7. Homer Deis in the chatiehee
round of the mems doubles, 49, anu
d. In both Of these matches i. eo aa
he seen that the winners lar ou,claou
,he losers. although at times the play vas
tnst and furious. with long. rapid raiiles
a.,,,ti,,p which kept the gallery interest
from tagging. Miss Winner asalh alau
Miss TurIe as her opponent In the hhai
Ind of the ladies singles. and again
! ", puu yictorious. capturing two straight
sats "a and Ca. She and MT Raloh
~ Hills we're the runners-up in the
m; xed doubles in both the CheVy Chase
tourney and in this one; the ar i9s-ns
out this time to Miss lurie diiu H. L.
Doyle -, e. and o.
Tbe largest. tournament. IN point Oh
entries. was the tclosed tourney OF the
CHEVY Chase Club. in which both scratch
and handicap events were "Tc' "a uonra
CHAMPIONS for the year are j. I. hcort-
head in the mems singles. both scratch |
and handicap; Mrs. ID. Casselis In the
Uomen's singles, scratch; MISS Da'losoh
in the womens singles, idhui1apI l .
Oliver and A. Fuller in the mixed dou- |
hIes. handicap: Halstead and Davidson IN |
the mems singles, handicap. ana MISSES |
II. Downing and Chew i'm the women |
doubles. handicap
Another Doyle defeat came in the bat /
lie between Louis /. Doyle. the title mold !
er. ard Albert W. Howard. the email /
enser. in the District championship TOUR
nament. the latter winning after some |
exceedingly brilliant tennis, -, O..
80 and o.. Towards game could /
hardly have been improved upon, and !
when the fact that he has but one arm
IS taken into consideration his victory is !