The Washington times., 1913-09-26
WOMEN'S SINGLES ON
At BACHELORS CLUB
Title Matches to Be Played To-
day for Honor Held by Miss
Eva Baker. ..
MEMS SEMI-FINAL STARTS
Gordon, Doyle, Lake, and HoItz-
man Will Start in Cham
pionship Event.

Matches in the women's singles will
ne tne added feature Of the play in the
District championship matches now in
progression the courts of the Bachelors
Iennis Club, the drawings bringing
several contestants out for the title held
by Miss Eva Baker.
The mems semi-final round in the
championship singles finds Spencer
Gordon. present titleholder, opposed to
Harvey Y. Lake and Connie Doyle, for
mer champions. pitted against w. Fred
Hoffman. The two matches today
will determine the finalities for to-
morrow's engagements.
Connie Doyle is the favorite picked
to come through for a repetition of for
mer honors won, and while Gordon is
picked to win the upper bracket the two
opponents are expected to reach the
final round for tomofrow's battle.
A small but select field of starters will
be paired off today in the women's
singles event, while the mems doubles
and mems consolation singles will be
run off In order to get to the finals
Tor tomorrow's matches.
low:
MEMS SINGLES.
Semi-finals-Spencer Gordon VS. HAr.
vey L. Lake, Connie B. Doyle VS.. W.
Fred Hoffman.
MEMS DOUBLES.
Preliminary round-Dudley Morgan
ner. Connie B. Doyle and Herbert T.
Shannon vs.. Trumbull and Patterson.
Hume and Gordon VS.. Spencer Gordon
and ]. K. Graves.
First round--H. E. Burton and Herrle
ys; w F; Holtzman and Douglas Hill-
noy vs. H. E. Doyle and A. ]. Gore,
Sterns w. winner of Hume and Cor
don, Spencer Gordon and ]. K. Graves
match.
MEMS SSINGLES-CONSoLATIoNs.
First round-Campbell VS.. James
Baird, r w. Flournoy VS.. Briggs,
Morrow. E. W. Deakin VS.. Louis Dent.
h E. Burton Es. John Tyssowsh. l.
p. Springs VS.. S. Howard, Sinclair VS..
Lerch. Arthur HELEN VS.. Douglas Hill
yer. L. NJ. Tolman VS.. kennith Camp.
wOMEN'S SINGLES.
First round-Miss Dickman vs. Mrs
Gordon, Miss Enid Holden vs.. Miss Pyle.
Miss Eva Baker VS.. Miss Alma Dufour,
Miss Corson VS.. Miss Allen.
Second round-Miss Du Bose VS.. Miss
Page, Miss Doyle VS.. Mrs. E. w. Dea-
kin
Matches concluded yesterday follow:
MEMS SINGLES.
Third round-J. K. Graves defeated ].
b. Moore by 7-5, e-6, and 6-S.
Fourth round-Spencer Gordon defeat
ed j. K. Graves by 6-3, 60; Harvey Y.
Lake defeated Colin Herrle by 6-S,
81, and sI; w. Fred Holtzman de-
feated A. ]. Gore by 6-4. 0-6, and 81;
Connie B. Doyle defeated Louis 1. Doyle
by 6-2 and 60.
MEMS DOUBLES.
Preliminary rouId-A1 W. Howard and
Louis A. Fischer defeated r. w. Hills
and Arthur Heller by Ga, 81. and SIS:
Shepard and Barnard defeated r. F.
Bingham and Heater by 81, o.
First round-Norris w. MCLEAN and
c. 7. Chapman defeated Lewis and Sy-
mons by 6-1, 81: Louis Dent and Seay
defeated John Tyssowski and Lawrence
Green by 6-3, 40, and 6-3.
Second round-Norris W. MCLEAN and
c. T. Chapman defeated Louis Dent
and Seay by 6-1, O.
MEMS S-CONSOLATIONS
First round-B. C. Flournoy defeated
George II. Dawson by 6-3, "a; Samuel
Herrick defeated II. B. Gregory by 60,
So; c. n. McCullock defeated r. F.
Bingham by 0-6. 81, SIS; Paul Treanor
defeated T. w. Symons, jr., by S-3. 6-i;
7. @. Shearman defeated c. L. Alsberg
by g. and 81.