Evening star., 1915-05-30
TENNIS NEWS AND NOTES.

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The tennis committee of the Chevy
Chase Club has just completed the 1915
ranking of it's singles players. and. as
was predicted in The Star a few weeks
ago, Harvey H. Bundy has supplanted
Spencer Gordon as No. 1 man. Gordon
is No. 2, with ]. Ballard Moore. No 3;
]. Upshur Moorhead. No. 4. and Cuth-
bert B. Brown and Walter D. Wilcox as
Nos. and 8, respectively otner
changes also have been made all along
the line According to the present
plan, only those in class A are given
definite position, the others being rated
as class. Any member OF one class
can challenge one of another Ior posi-
ton. except in classes A ana p. ~
class A one player in tnae Grass % S
challenge the player Jus. apoTe h. ~
only, while class player mas 10
challenge and beat No. man IN ciass
A to get in the honor section. The ne"
classification is given below:
Class A.-No. !; Harvey r. ,,.s Bgnay; Moore no. No.
Brown 10. 6. Walter D. wilcox, n,,,,o,
Class B.-Fieiding Simmons. ". Ta,.,i G. pIn'0P' %
T o, J. D. ana r1IleT; y;rrin,rs h pabney. te'
as Class e. 'C'1Ashmead Fuller. J. s. Baker; T. A.
Clayton Edward Morgan. Presley N. Tay,o gt,i..
.onsr v n Cushlnan and Il. $. Howard.
Class E.-Frank Hyatt, jr.: Chauncey Hacfett,
H. B. Rowland. J. H. Hopkins. jr'' and Law
Class F.@G. Myers. waddy B. Wood. Charles
L. Frailey John W. Calvert. Robert Stead 1r.'
,r'; i.f' !. II. % Carlisle. Reginald s. Hu,dekoper and
Glass H..Fiemins Newboh. E. s. Land. Cor
coran Thon and George c. Minnigerode
Class Ia. Britton Brown, G. Thomas Dun
0G Eas. M iFrahsi. y FaInsr E. T. foe. ene M
Clarke wssgaman. P, B. Robinson. J. Miller
Mum. A. Y. r. Garnett. George R. Putnam.
H. H. Kerr, c. a. Aspinwall, L. e. Cater and
Randall II. Hagner.
The Departmental Tennis League is
FIVE matches behind its schedule and
expects to catch up this week. May Is
all matches were postponed because the
courts were too wet to play on. and
that left matches between Justice and
Interior. Labor State and War and
Commerce and Treasury unplayed- Last
Saturdays rains came just as Agricul-
third and deciding set after each had
won one. This leaves one set among
the postponed. as well as matches. be-
tween Post ONCE and Commissioners
and Navy and Smithsonian.
Chevy Chase beat the Racquet Club
of Philadelphia two out Of three
matches when they met early last
week Three sets ofidoubles were play
ed and no singles.
The schedule of the Women's Tennis
League of the District has just been
made up and is shown below. The
league is composed of ten teams Of
eight members each, representing the
four country clubs-the Department of
Agriculture, the Young Womens
teachers and the players of Mount
Pleasant, Washington Heights and the
rnid-city sections. A series is played
each week the teams making their
own arrangements as to where and
when. The schedule follows:
SERIES No. crhis Week.
washington Heights VS.. High Schools.
Columbia Country Club Mid-City Club.
Washington Country Club Chevy Chase
Club
Mount Pleasant vs. Y W. O. A.
Bannockburn Department Of Agriculture.
SERIES NO. S.
Washington Heights Mid-City Club.
Columbis Country Club VS.. Chevy Chase Club.
Washington Country Clab VS.. Mount Pleasant.
High schools Agriculture.
Bannockburn VS.. y. W. o. A.
SERIES No. O.
Washington Heights VS.. Chevy Chase Club.
1oinm.la coastry club c vs. Noun. Pleasant w
Mid-City Club VS.. Agriculture.
High Schools Bannockburn.
SERIES No. T.
Washington Heights VS.. Mount Pleasant.
Columbia Country Club vs.. Washington Coun-
try Club
Chevy Chase Club vs.. Agriculture.
Mid City Club Bannockburn.
High Schools vs.. Y. W. G. A.
SERIES No. 8.
Washington Heights vs.. Washington Country
Columbia Country Club vs.. Y. ". c. A.
Mount Pleasant VS.. Agriculture:
Chevy Chase Club vs.. Bannockburn.
| City Club vs.. High Schools.
SERIES No. O.
| Washington Heights vs.; Columbiacountry Club
Washington Country Club VS.. Agriculture.
! Mount Pleasant Bannockburn.
Chevy Chase Club vs.. High schools.
| Mid City Club vs.. Y. W. c. A.
| SERIES No. 10.
| Mixed doubles and women's doubles, to be n
! ranged as special events
Following the plan of rating players
as adopted by the men, the woman
players at Chevy Chase have been rated
along the same lines The rating
| follows:
| CLASS A.
No Miss ps nss Gertrude %e sres N;, N Ms.
No. I. Miss Marion Ieutze.
| CLASS B.
| Mrs Gardner Bell. Miss Katherine Scriven
| Miss Henrietta Fitch and Miss Alice Downing
| CLASS @.
\ Miss Ruth Larner, Mrs. J. Upshur Moorhead
| Miss Marion Oliver and Miss Marjorie Smith.
| CLASS d.
Miss ]. Naon. Miss l.. Davidson, Miss Il. Ssr
gent and Miss q. Mackey-Smith.
CLASS e.
Mrs. Nathan Wyeth. Misc F. Naon. Miss Ei
| zabeth Wiley and Miss Ruth Patterson.
| CLASS +.
| Miss L. Hall, Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Corr
Barry and Miss Gertrude Gordon.
II Umpire Rigler had swung his mask
on Larry McLean's brow tho result