The Washington herald., 1912-05-28
DOYLE WINS EASILY
FROM MOORHEAD
Holder Of Tennis Championship of
Chevy Chase Club Is Beaten by
Opponent in Singles.

The fifth annual invitation tennis tour
Inament Of the Chevy Chase Club was
opened yesterday afternoon on the
local courts before. a. large crowd of
enthuiasts
In the first round a good match was
played between ]. v. yMoorhead, holder
OF the. tennis Championship Of Chevy
Chase Club, and z. H. Doyle, the
crack Washingtonian. Moorhead put up
a stin defense, but was not playing in
his usual brilliant style and conceded to
Doyle a comparatively easy victory.
Attractive prizes are offered in all
events In the mems singles, the Army
Cup will be contested for. This cup was
presented by Gen. John A. Johnston.
Commissioner Of the District Of Column
bia and is at present held by Mr.. Rich
ard Touchard, of New York. Mr.. Touch
ard has won two legs on this cup and
II he is successful this year It will be-
come his property. The Grosvenor Cup,
given by Mr.. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, is
offered for the women's singles. Miss
Winner, Of Washington has won two Of
the legs in the cup, but the cup itself
is held by Miss Rotch, OF Boston. Miss
Winner and H. Z. Doyle are the holders
OF the Pan-American Cup, given by Mr..
John Barrett for the mixed doubles, and
will prove a hard team to beat in the
present tournament
Suitable cups will be provided for the
mems doubles.
The summaries:
MEMS SINGLES
First rOund-H. Z Doyle defeated S. o. Moor
head, 81. 81; c. B. Brown defeated W. B.
Wood, s-3. -. 81; W. @. Dunlap defeated c.
+. Courtney b. defEult; W. L. LIttleheld defeated
R. L. James by default; n. Mclean defeated c.
HaGkett, 81 6-3; CniE Bddle, Philadelphia,
defeated Edmund BOyl 81. -; ?. L Bates
defeated HHllett Jdhnson. -, ID. rs; A. J.
Gore defeated Bowie. Potomac, By default; z. W.
Dom. T., defeated W. HGckett By default; R. W.
Hnls defeated Z W. Deakin, IS. 81; A. W.
Howard defeated ?. c. COlston. Baltimore, by
New YORK, by defEult; A. Y. Leach defeated Cole
man Mills by default; G. A. Gordon. New York
defeated Frud Hoffman, 50, 80
G. F. Rockwell. 80 81; James Mullen. Rich
mond, defeated F. B. Poe. 6-1 IS; A NJ
Chesley defeated Z. T. GrosTcpor by default; W.
= Ham defeated I. X. GrHTss BY default; l. A.
Fisher defeated B. c. Flournoy, - 81; {. B.
Doyle defeated NJ. NJ. Parker, H. 80 50: Hugh
Whitehead defeated J. W. Calvert, 81, 81; G.
A. Gordon defeated z C. Heath, -. -.
wOMEN's SINGLES.
FTrst rouDd-Miss Z. Bryan won By default: Mrs
Miss EuStis, Boston, Defeated Mrs Bell by default;
Miss Pelew defeated Mis- c. Brittou, -, 6-s;
Miss N. Sewan defeated Mrs Murray. 81. ~
Miss Greely defeated Miss Deunison. 6-3 81 S-3;
AiLH baAef ue4eAteu miss Sulths ~ -
Following are the summaries for to-
days play:
MEMS SINGLES
First ruund-w. D. Wilcox vs.. Walter johnson.
ScoOnd round-H. f Doyle - c. B. Brown.
". G. Dunlap ". winner Of Walter JOhnson-W. ID.
Wilcox bout, W. 1. Lttleheld ". n. Mclean.
Craig Biddle rs. F. l. Bates A. J. Gore vS F. W.
Dom, r. W Hills A. W. Howard. Z. B0ckinE-
ham vs. A. Y. Leeeh.
Third rUmd-WAlter TGylor ~ James Mullen.
A. NJ. Chesley - W. F. Ham, L. A. Fisher ~
c. B. Doyle.
woMEE,s SINGLES.
secood round-Miss BryGn n NrS s. Y. Moor
bead. MHs Eustia ". winner Miss DufofEAiiss
Doyle bout, Miss PellsE TS, Mis- N. SewaIl. Miss
Greely " Miss Baker.