The Washington herald., 1914-05-31
RECORDS MADE
BY RACKETERS
|Fifty-eight Matches Decided
IN Middle-Atlantic Tennis
Tournament.
DOYLE DEFEATS MOORE
Sam Herrick Beats ]. L. Barr After
Forty-seven Cames-Ten Games
Deuced in First Set.
DOYLE DEFEATS MOORE

mis- tournament on the courts Of the Co
lumbia Country Club yesterday. and
from present indications the finals will
be decided Tuesday or Wednesday. Play
in the third round was nearly completed.
and the semi-nnals reached.
This wonderful advancement Of one
days play II q new record, and A. Y.
Leech, ,r.. chairman Of the tennis COM
mittee. deserves much credit for the
fauitless way in which he ran OF the
events. Fifty-eight matches were de-
cided, and this record will probably not
be equaled In years to come.
Harold Z. Doyle, of Columbia. and r.
L. James. OF Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
each Of whom have two legs on the
championship trophy. each won three
matches yesterday. and will meet in the
fourth round tomorrow. The local
| racketer Is the favorite. as he has beaten
James on several previous occasions:
Doyle defeated J. Ballard Moore, Chevy
Chase. in the third round after three
hard sets. So 3-s and s-S Moore,
who 10 a youngster at the game. played
beautiful tennis and often surprised his
opponent by his quick return shots.
Another good match was in the open
ing round when Sam Herrick beat ]. L.
Barr after forty-seven games, by I'LL,
ss, and s-3. Herrick won with his
speedy service. Ten games were deuced
In the first set
Spencer Gordon. OF Chevy Chase. for
merly District champion. reached the
third round. having beaten A Y. Leech,
jr.. and Louis A. Fischer. Before win
ming the lower half Gordon will meet
Louis l. Doyle for the first time since
he defeated Doyle for the District title.
The summarfes.
MEMS SINGLES.
First round-P. II. s. Cake defeated
J. A, kratz; & .s,d.,s1 81 and 80 Raova a. n,
ss, and 81; N. NJ. Trumbull defeated
r. F. Bingham, 60. 4-6, and 90; Ar
thur HELEN defeated A. II. Ferguson, g.;
and 81; J.. F. Abbott defeated Edward
man defeated j. Upshur Moorhead. by
default; A. H. Dutton defeated Hugh
MacKenzie, So and 81: W. H. 7.
Hackett. New York. York d. defestsd ssss1,,, S; w "
Clarke drew a bye; J. Ballard Moore de-
feated R. w. Patterson. 6-L and e-3;
Harold E. Doyle defeated A. NJ. Chesley.
50. and 50; l. p. McLachlen defeated
Herrtck defeated J. L. Barr. 13-n. 6-S
and 6-3; r. c. Tracy defeated Ralph w.
Hills, by default: Douglas Hillyer de-
feated H. A. Lewis. SO. s-S and 80;
J. L. Karrick. Is, SO, and SO: Ezra
Gould defeated Charles Selden. jr.. 80.
and 60: D. ID. Morgan defeated z. W.
Deakin, 81, and -: Louis I. Doyle de-
James Baird defeated c. d. Beckett. by
default; w. II. Ronsaville defeated E. w.
Camp. 60. and rs: e. Edmondston de-
feated Byron U. Graham. by default:
and 50: Arthur B. Heaton drew a bye.
E. ]. O'Boyle defeated c. Arthur Slator.
s-3. and 6-3: Norris w. Mclean defeated
E. o. Leech. by default: Albert ]. Gore
Harry E. Burton defeated Horace Bar
Der, by default: W. E. Archibald de-
feated Herbert T. Shannon. - Is. and
So; A. Y. Leech. jr:. defeated Walter
defeated Louis A. Fischer. 80, and 90;
Harrison Stidham defeated Paul j.
Treanor, by default.
Second round-A. II. Allen, New York,
Arthur HELEN defeated NJ. NJ TrumbuIl.
is, and So; C. T. Chapman defeated
J. F. Abbott. 50, and SIS; w. II. Y.
Hackett. New York. defeated A. II. Dut-
feated w. l. Clarke, by default: Harold
E. Doyle defeated l. P. Mclaughlin. 60.
and 80: r. E. Tracy defeated Sam Her
rick. SIS. SO. and 81; r. L. James.
hTs1asa Hiiysa 81 snlGfss and ss sa Dudies D. % MSrsan
defeated Ezra Gould. by default; Louis
!. Doyle defeated James Baird. 80. and
SIS: w. H. Ronsaville defeated E. Ed
by SefaSlt; Arthur B. dstsmt aea5Gn
Norris W. Mclean defeated E. J. o'Boyle.
81, and Ga: Albert J. Gore defeated
Harry E. Burton. 81. s-s, and 81; A.
Leseh r. defeated " o-Eon F. Archibald
Harrison Stidham. So, and 81
Third round--A. H. Allen. New York.
defeated Arthur HELEN, Is; and s-s:
W. H 7. Hackett, New York; defeated
Doyle defeated ]. Ballard moore, S-3
SIS and 6-3; Louis 1. Doyle defeated
d. D. Morgan. 60. and 50; R. L. James.
Saratoga Springs, defeated r. C.; Tracy.
60. and so; Arthur B. Heaton defeated
W. H. Ronsaville. 6-3. and 81; Spencer
Gordon defeated A. Y. Leech, jr., 60, and
6I.
Fourth round-Louis I. Doyle defeated
Arthur B. Heaton, 50 and So
Drawings were made last night in the
singles, the women's singles
and the mems doubles and these classes
will be started tomorrow afternoon at
8 o'clock. The committee announced that
those who are not on hand when their
matches are called are liable to be de-
faulted. The card for tomorrow calls for
the following matches:
MEMS SINGLES.
Third round-Norris w. Mclean VS..
Fourth round-w. H. Y. Hackett. New
York VS.. A. II. Allen, New York; Harold
Z. Doyle vs.. r. L. James, Saratoga
Springs; Spencer Carbon VS.. winner of
McLean-Gore match in third round.
woMEN'S SINGLES.
First round-Miss N. 8. Sewall drew
a bye; Mrs Pyle vs. Miss Baker; Miss
Foster VS.. Mrs. Deakin; Miss Enid Hol-
den VS.. Miss C. Weaver: Miss NJ. Pellow
vs.. Mrs. A. Winter: Miss stowelI vs.
Miss Marie Winner; Miss A. Dufour VS.
Mrs. Murray; Miss A. e. Doyle drew a
bye.
Moorhead and Gordon; A. H Allen and
partner VS.. Morgan and Moore: Mclean
and partner vs.. Heaton and partner;
Burton and O'Boyle vs. Louis T. DOYLE
and Barber; Harold E. Doyle and partner
vs. Baird and Stidham: H. c. Sheridan
and A. Y. Leech, Jr.. VS.. HELEN and
partner; Beckett and Cheeley VS.. Archi-
bald and McLachlen: Patterson and
Trumbull VS.. slator and Mackenzie.
MEMS SINGLES, CONSULTATIONS.
First round-Milton King, ]. r. Abbott
and Lewis A. Fischer drew byes: j. A.
Kratz VS.. r. w. Patterson: H A. Lewis
W. ]. C. Barr: Harry E. Burton VS.. e
w. Deakin; Charles selden Va. r. r
Bingham: A. M. Chesley vs. A. Ferguson:
c. Arthur Slator VS.. H Stidham:J +,
VS. +. L. Davis: Herbert +. Shan
non VI. Hugh MacKenxie: James Baird
lheridan. E. w. Camp and Fred !. Rstes |
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