The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
.HOLTzMAN TRIMS GORE
in Tennis TOURNEY
Captures Two Out Of Three Matches in
Fourth Frame of Mems Singles at
Bachelors Club Tournament.
LAKE GETS IN THE sEMI-FINALs

Good tennis marked the third days
play in the twenty-ffth annual District
championship tennis tournament at the
Bachelors Club in woodley Park yes
terday afternoon when the fourth round
was completed in the mems singles and
the first frames nearly finished in the
mems doubles and consultations. Sixteen
matches were decided, including one in
the third round of the mems singles,
which was concluded from yesterday.
Harvey 7. Lake, of Ocean City, n. J.,
former champion of South New Jersey,
and twice Eastern Pennsylvania State
champion. made dash to the semi-final
bracket when he outplayed Colin Herrle
in three straight sets by 6-S, 81, and
6-1 Lake played steady game from
start to finish and won by his accurate
placements OF the ball.
w. Fred Hoffman defeated A. ]. Gore
in the fourth frame of the mems singles
after pushing his opponent to his limit,
by "a, O-6. and 81. Gore was tired
out in the third set and gave II up after
taking but one game. Holtzman's strong
lawford proved a puzzle to Gore. Sum
maries:
MEMS SINGLES.
Third round-J. K. Graves defeated J. B. Moore
by rs. 0-S and e-5
Graves By e-3 and So; Harvey Y. LAhe defeated
Colin Herrie By 6-S 81, and 81; W. Ffed Holtz-
man defeated A. J. Gore by 81, o-6 and 81
tGore then defaulted to Holtzmanl Connie B. Doyle
defeated Louis l. Doyle BY 6-2 and 80
MEMS DOUBLES
Preliminary round-l W. Howard and Louis A.
Fischer defeated r. W. Hills and Arthur HELEN by
-. 81. and s-s; Shepard and Barnard defeated
R. r Bingham and Heaten by 81 and -.
First round-NorTis W. Mclean and C. 7. Chap
man defeated Lewis and Symons by 81 and 81;
Louis Dent and seay defeated John TyssoUsh and
Lawrence Green by s-3. -. and 6-2
Second ruund-Noris W. Mclean and @. 7. Chap
man defeated Louis Dent and Seay by 81 and 81
MEMS SINGLES. CONSULTATIONS.
First ruund-B. c. FOurnoy defeated GeorEe h
Dawson by e-3 and 81; Samuel HeITick defeated
II. B. Gregory by 60 and So: O n. McCullock
defeated r. p. Bingham by 90. -. and s-S; Paul
TreHnor defeated T. W. symons, r.. BY 6-3 and -;
7. C. sheAman defeated c. L. Alsberg By 81 and
81.
PLAY will continue this afternoon at 2
o'clock when the semi-finals in the mems
singles will be decided. the preliminary
and first rounds completed in the mems
doubles. and the first frame finished, in
the mems singles. consultations. The
drawings in the women's singles were
made last night and the first bracket will
be opened today. The card for today
follows:
Semi-hnals-Spsncer Gordon Ts. Harvey Y. lake.
Connie B. Doyle vs.. W. Fred Hoffman.
MEMS DOUBLES.
Preliminary R0und-Dudley Morgan and J. r.
Moore vs. Dodwon and partner. Connie Il. Doyle
and Herbert 7. shannon Trumbnll and Patter-
son. Hume and Gordon Spencer Gordon and
J. X. Graves.
First Round-H. z. Burton and Heule vs.. W. +.
Hoffman and Douglas Hinyer. b. C. FIOurnOy
and r. W. F1ournOy II. z. Doyle and A. ].
Gore SteKrus ". winner Of Hume and Gordon
Spencer Gordon and ]. h. Graves match.
A
First Round-Campbell vs. James Baird r. W.
F1ournoy ~ Brgzs. Trmnbgl Connolly. Pierce
rs. II. Morrow. T. W. Deakin vs. Louis Dent. II.
Z. Burton ". John Tyssowski. L. P. Springs -
s. Howard Sinclair vs.. Lerch. Arthur HELEN "a
Douglas HiIlyeT L. NJ. TolmGn Kenneth Camp.
woMEN'S SINGLES
First Round-Miss DicimAn Mrs. Gordon
Miss Enid Holden vs. Miss Pyle Miss ErS Bake
vs. Miss Alma Dufour. Miss COrsOn vs.. Miss Allen
Secund Round-Miss DuBose vs. Miss Page. Miss
Doyle vs. Mn Z. W. Dehkin-