The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-16

 Milan and Mathews of Atlanta, 6-4 and 6-1.
 Warren and Crawford defeated Robert
 Malone and Pfifer smith, 9-7 and 6-3
 Brooks and Bartlett defeated Warren and Crawford GO and 6-l.
 Peterson and Wills of Monteyallo de-
 ieatcd Bell and Smith of the Birmingham
 Athleti club, 2-6 9-7, 6-s.
 Peterson and Smith also defeated Black and Smith. 6-3 and 6-1.
 Mcconnell and MEnirv of Bessemer de-
 feated Hammond and Adams Of Fossil, 6-2
 and 6-S
 For the first time during the tournament
 love sets were fairly conspicuous. In the l singles two were recorded. while one was | registered in the doubles. Brooks and
 Bartlett were responsible for those in the l singles and also for the lone one in the | doubles
 Several of the sets were extra game af- fairs MeMillan and Drennen playing a | l4-game set. as also did the former and C9routhers. Sixteen-game sets were played in the doubles by Peterson. wills.
 Bell smith, Warren Crawford, Malone | and Pfifer Smith
 1 Twin victories were registered during | the day by McMilian and Brooks in the | singles and Johnson-Blaie and Peterson Wills in the doubles. Warren and Crav- ford started well. but after winning their | first match agalnst Malone and smith
  l ism Bartlett ,and were no match for the I former champions | Tho unlocked for display of strength l by Robert Malone and Pfifer Smith, a young Birmingham team, against Warren and Crawford, two veterans, attracted much attention. It was believed before l the beginning of play that the older play CTS would have little trouble in disposing 1 of these two youthful asplrants but con l trary to opinion Malone and Smith pre- sefied strong front, and came near put ting their opponents out of the title race Although they lost both sets played, Smith and Malone remained dangerous up until the last, and the first set ran l6 games before Warren and Crawford were
 able to clinch it. The continuous success om McMlllan 1 in the third and deciding match with Earle Drennen was one of the distinct features of the day After Drennen had captured the opening tilt. McMilan start l ed whirlwind attack. and acquired six | straight games. giving him the set and match.
 Wingo Fights Hard Tom Wingo, who had such tough struggle with Malone late Tuesday after~ roon, and compelled to wage another long battle yesterday with Meredith Roberts. l but unlike that of the previous day he met 1 with failure. In much the same manner l as McMillan, Wingo proved a dangerous contestant and gave Roberts. one of the | best players at the Country club. a gruel- ling conflict. He took the first set 6-4 but lest out in the following two De- | feat in the opening set steadied Roberts
 and he begfan the second set determined ! to not give up a bit of advantage. By | taking the first two games he gained d l much desired lead. and increased this l by victories in the fourth, sixth and scv- | enth gales. By winning the eighth con 1 test he sewed up the set. 1 McMillan made a brilliant rally in his l setond set with Ca.onthers and narrowly I averted defeat. Carouthers won the first 1 five games and 1t looked if he had I the set easily won. but in tine following games he blew up, and MeMillan won fivo straight and deucad the count The fol- lowing setto went to Carouthers, but ric- Milan won the next three, these giving him the set and match. The final set between Johnson Blake and Matlews- Nc Atillan was almost a walk away for the focal pair. Johnson and Blake annexed the first four, lost the fifth and then followed tip with two more wins.
 Matches for Today The schedule of play for the day. as an-
 nounced by Referee Carroll Blake. fol- lows.
 Singles MefeullH NS Wllnatu Bartlett m tnlrd round at o'clock. 10 o'clock. a Johnson vs. Whitaker in Third round a Winner of Robert Bartlett match plays Lee Allen Brooks in semi-finals ut , clock.
 ! Doubles Peterson and Wills of MontevalIo vs.
 Mcconnell and McEniry of Bessemer in semi-finals at 10 o'clock Johnson and Blake vs. Brooks and Bart | lett, semi-finals at 10 o'clock. Winners will meet in finals Friday