Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
UPSET TENNIS DOPE
Ozark Horses" Coming to the
Front in Bachelors Tourney.
HERRLE DEFEATS HILLS
Norris Mclean Goes Down Before
H. Y. Lake in the Third
Round Of Play.

Although play has been started In
but one class. the District champion.
ship tennis tournament now being
played on the Bachelors courts In
Woodley Park has furnished more up
sets in dope" than any other local
tournament this year.
Two more dark horses" were
brought to light In yesterdays play.
Colin Herrle defeating Ralph W Hills.
| the Chevy Chase veteran. who is .
very hard man TO beat, and H z.
Lake winning from Norris W. Mclean.
both OF these matches coming In tho
third round In such an order that the
two winners will meet today.
The better match OF the two was that
between Herrle and Hills. three hard
sets being required before the former
was declared the winner. rs. 2-S
and s tow, I 1er has been plsyns
never shown anything until this year.
His game has Improved wonderfully.
He has lots Of speed, a good stroke
which he uses with rare judgment, and
covers acres of ground Hills. who is
q ft-handed player, has always
ranked high In local tennis circles ana
is an ex-champion. Although he has
played practically no tennis this sum-
mer. his game did not show II. as he
never looked any better, except that
he was little unsteady In the pinchea,
After losing the frst set--a deuca
came back" with a vengeance. taking
| the second. Ga, and winning the first
| two games In the third and deciding
one. His squirt seemed to be but q
temporary one. however. as Herrle
finally won out, "a.
The Lake-McLean match. which was
also q three-set one, went to the former.
60. 46 and 6I. Lake, who halls from
II Ia pYrn ~ hA mil frxyra
out-of-town entrants. He is the present
eastern Pennsylvania champion and the
winner OF one OF the big summer tourna-
ments at Atlantic City. this year On the
| form shown yesterday. he should be able
| to win his match from Herrle this after
noon and to make IL hot for Spencer Cor
don IN the semi-fnals. He plays . hard,
driving game, has speedy lawford
stroke. over which he has almost perfect
control, and uses his head as well as his
arm Mclean IL rated well locally. but
| has the reputation for being very erratic,
and he lived up to IL yesterday, showing
Lake playing rings around him In the
| other two and making him look like q
comparative novice
Lou" Doyle won his uncompleted
| match with Horace Barber In the third
round. and will meet Connie Doyle this
| afternoon. He and Barber played until
darkness called a halt Tuesday. with
Barber having won the first set rs. lost
| Tic 0cCOHus o. lieu up Tie IQlrOs
fall. The last set was PLAYED over yes
terday. Doyle winning II, 50.
| The complete summarizes:
Mems singles. nrst round-L. r. Springs de
feated Roy ". Patterson. BY default: John u.
7. w. Symons defeated r. II. Ridgwsy. by de.
fault: Louis A. Fisher defeated Kenneth Camp
second round-J. Ballard Moore defeated q
T. Chapman. 80. 2-s and SO; John X.
Graves defeated l. 2. sprtngs. 60 and ell
"a; George l. Lewis defeated T. W. symons
f.. so and s-s: Louis A. Fisher defeated
Third round-J. Ballard Noor.-John K. Graves
match called on account OF darkness. Graves
s Morn a''t Steele sPsn ss
and Ell; Colin Henle defeated Ralph ". HnlA
Core defeated IL s: wslci. - and s.oi Lou:
and g.; Conrad B. Doyle defeated Louis A.
Fisher. 80 and 90.
and esrS Ssp0 Ssis.ssd Her1ss and r1e.nor.
First round-L- 1. Doyle and Barber defeatsA
Howard and Hoover. 81 and Ga.
| This afternoon the fourth round viii
be completed and the semi-final round
broken into in the mems singles. the pre-
liminary and first rounds OF the men's
doubles will be played. and the women's
singles and mems singles consultations
will be started. the complete card beng
as follows drawings for the women's
| singles not having yet been made:
Mems singles, third round--J. Baar Moore
John K. Graves match to be completed.
Fourth rOund-Spencer Gordon vs. winner Of
Moore Graves match; H. Y. Lake VS.. c. Herrle;
w. r. Hoffman vs. A. J. Gore: Conrad =
Doyle VS.. l. l. Doyle
Mems doubles, preliminary round-Hills ana
HELEN VS.. Howard and Fisher; Moore and Mor.
gan vs.. Dodson and partner; O. B. Doyle ana
Shannon vs.. Trunbull and Patterson; Bingham
and partner Sheppard and Barnard; Hume
nd
Fret round-Herrle and Burton vs. Hillyer
and Holtzman; F1ournoy and Efou,no vs.. III. T.
Doyle and Gore; Wech and partner vs.. Mclean
and Chapman, Tyssowski and partner VS.. seay
and partner Stearns and partner drew a bye
Mems singles, consultations; first round-P B.
Campbell VS.. James Baird: b. G. F1ournoy vc.
G. IL Dawson; r. W. Flournoy A. Briggs:
Sam Herrick vs.: II. b. Gregory; n. +. Bingham
VS. c. \. McCulloch: NJ. II. Trumbull vs.. J.
Connolly; NJ. J. Pierce VS.. A: III. Morrow: H. w.
Leakin VS.. L. L Dent; T. W. symons. r.. Va
Tyssowski; DR.. c. l. Alsberg vs. T. q; sherman,
II. +. Lerch; Arthur HELEN VS.. ID. HnkTrt
Kenneth Camp VS.. L. NJ. Tolmsn; A X
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