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laws, and its success was largely due
to the close scrutiny of c. J. Fitzgerald
who was given permission by the New
York Jockey Club to act as presiding
steward. The promoters. it was said
today. are pleased at the financial
showing at the track. famous in the
days of Corrigan, and 1t is now Thought
that the meeting will prove to be the
In the fifth and feature event today
for three-year-olds and upward. In
which the prize was the Illinois gold
cup with $4,000 added. Dodge and
Franklin. the Ward entry, finished nrst
and second, respectively Dodge, the
winner of the Kentucky handicap, was
in fine form. The summaries:
First race. three year -olds and upward: sell
ing: purse $500; mile and seventy yards
volant. los (Claverl. 10 to l. to l and 2 to !.
even, second; Thanksgiving, 10 tByrne). 13 to
). even and 1 TO p third. Time. LAT. Mstre.
Bogart, Geo. Roesch, Just Red: Col Matt. Mar
1orie D. Lady Mildred and Ill Savin also ran.
Just Red fell.
Second race. three -year-oids and upward;
selling; purse, $500: one mile and sixteenth
won; Jerry. 1903 tstearns), to /; s to > and u
to 10. second; Mamie McDee; 100 lTaylorl' 20
to to and 70 G. Il thiIa d and Im
also
Third race. three-y year olds and upward; purse.
$500; six furiongs-Biddy. 1o2 lWiliinnsl; l 10
10 i, 10 1 ana 70 &, won, t'oinN, i"p Via
ver) 5 to J. 2 to / and to 3, second; Lib
orator. 40 (Taylor). 7 to 2, to 5 and to 3.
third Time, ia. Korfhage. Ha'penny. Che
nsult. Lucille B., Gin Hickey. San Vega and
Talebearer also
Fourth race, a pony race. No result given:
Fifth race. three year Odds and upward: hi
nois Jockey Club gold cup; $1,000 added; one
mile and sixteenth-'Dodge, 1913 (Murphy), ]
to and out, won: Franklin. l23 tAndressI. !
10 and out second; Leo Skolny, 125 tByrnel
IL to 3 and out. third. Time. As As. coupled.
Only three starters.
Sixth race, six furlongs; handicap; for three
year-oIds and upward; purse, $7o0-vogue, 100
(Andress), to 5, to 10 and l to 3. won;
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PETWORTH MEETS DEFEAT.
Loses First Tennis Match of Season
to Euclid Club. 4 to 3.

The Petworth Club yesterday after
noon lost the first match which it has
dropped this season to the Euclid Club
by the close margin of to 3. 1t was
not ousted. however. from the leader
ship of the Suburban Tennis League,
being in front of it's nearest COM
pettor the Racquet Club. by seven
matches The Princeton Club won
from the Home Club team in a hard
fought contest, to 3, the issue de-
pending on the No. 3 doubles match,
which was won by the Princeton pair
of STEVENSON and Haas in straight sets.
Racquet defeated Holmead all seven
Of its matches. this being the first
time this year that any club has beaten
another all the way. Argyle defeated
the Bureau of Standards matches to 2.
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Time 4.os 3-5. Indian Arrow. Hand Running
and Cotton Top also ran.
Third race. twoyear-olds; Nursery plate;
81 500 added: six furiongs--Langdon, 100 Gen
try. $3.50, $40. out. won; Atwel1. 104
lHsyes) s11.60, out. second; Incog, los Gam
brosel. out third. Time. ID Is. 'Meddling
Miss. swift Fox and 'Great Dolly also ran.
'Pons entry.
Fourth race, three-year-olyds and upward
foaled in Canada; Teck handicap; $500 added;
six furIones-0Id Pop, 90 tHencutt). $3.50 10.
s12s.70. $3.50 won; Sea Lord 102 (McAteej.
81. $3.50. second; Corn Broom, los (oberD
1920 third. Time. 10 Is. Splitter, Hamp-
ton Dame, Tartarean. silk Bird and Armine
also
Fifth race. three-year-oids and upward: Birm-
inghan handicap; $500 added; one mile and a
acknowledgements. 11s tBurns), $40 10,
81 So 50. 80. won Christie. 104 GENTRY, 50. 80.
81. 70 second; Rancher. lbs ROBINSON. $2.7o.
third. Time, 1A5. Father Riley. Raincoat and
Feis also
Sixth race. three year Odds and upward: sell
ing: 5000 added: mile-Capt. Parr, 115
(Robnsonl. Sc. $3.50. $40, won; Obolus. 115
tDreyerJ go. s.. 80, second: Bende1. ia MAR
TIM. 81 30 third. Time, La 40 Progressive,
GaIeswinthe, Damietta, River King, Beehive
and Cupds Dart also ran.
Seventh race, one and one-eighth miles: three
year-olds and 1p-Hedge Rose, 112 fRobnson>
$3.50 $40. $3.50 won; Fenrock, III (DreyerJ
$50 $3.50, second; Mausoleus. 112 (Burns) ,
$50 third. Time, 1.54 3-5. Prime Mover
Miss Waters, DR.. Charicot. Osmonde. Fairly,
shepherdess, Baby Sister and skesie also, ran.
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PRINCEroN. 4; HOME. 3.

No. singles-Greene. Home. defeated Xix
son: Princeton, Ga. e.
No. Enthusiastically. Princeton, defeated
Manock, Home. Go, 6-4
No. doubles-Hixson and Champion, Prince
ton. defeated Greene end Brown, Home, Cd,
No. doubles McNuIty and Morse Princeton,
Defeated clayton and Manock. 81, 50.
No. doubles--Stevnson and Haas, Prince
ton, defeated Iange and Wells, Home, Cd,
6-4.
No. doubles-stone and Hoiliger. Home,
defeated Erwin and Selden, Princeton, 3-6,
6-3, GO.
No. & doubles Hendley and Allen, Home. de-
feated Knapp and Smith, Princeton, 3-6, g,
60.
RACQUET, I; HoLMEAD, o.
No. / singles Hills, Racquet. defeated Bel
linger Holmead, 10, 90. g.
No. singes-Dowd Racquet. defeated Ell
dred, Holmead, 4-8, Ct -.
No. doubles-skinner and Skinner Racquet,
defeated Ballenger and uolmead, Holmead
No. , doubles-Cash and Dowd, Racquet, de-
feated Lathrop and Eldred, Holmead, 60, Ct
No. 3 doubles.Hills and Hollingsworth, Rae
quet. defeated Morrow and McCathran, Hol-
mead, rs, 60.
No. doubles-Hal1 and Howensten Rae
quet. defeated Robinson and Winfield, Holmead
No s doubles-Craton and Gibbons Racquet
defeated Bentley and Brown. Holmead, Is,
81. 10-s.
ARGYLE. 3; BUREAU OF STANDARDS. ..
No. / singIes-Mueller, Standards defeated
Spence. Argyle. e.. 60.
No. 9 singles-west, Argyle, defeat ted Phelps.
Standards, Ga, 81.
No. / doubles-Pierce and West, Argyle. de-
feated Rose and Harmon, Standards. 6--1o "a.
No. doubles-Carr and Spence, Argyle de-
feated Phelps and Mueller, Standards Ga,
Sc.
No. doubles-Boyd and Green, Argyle, de-
feated Wilmer and Merica, Standards, Is,
13-11.
No. doubles-Kenermann and Burt. Ar
gyle, defeated Holbrook and Schramm. Stand
ards, 40, g., Go.
No 3 doubles-Grifin and TuttIe Standards
defeated Gable and Holsiger, Argyle, 81, "a,
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WHITE SOX GRAB TWO.
Continued from First Page. }

two full games on the league leaders to-
day when the White Sox won a double
header from Philadelphia. 6 to l and G
to 4. while New York dropped two games
to st. Louis. Every Chicago run
in the initial game was helped around
by an error, though Myers wildness was
a big factor. Faber, starting his first
game since Illness laid him up six weeks
ago. pitched great game, the Athletics
only run coming on Walsh's double and
Strunk's triple.
In the second game all the White Sox
runs were earned by punching hits off
Bush. Benz pitched a good game until
the eighth inning, when he weakened.
The visitors landed on him hard in the
ninth inning, and Russell, who replaced
Benz, was wild. walking three men and
forcing two runners across the plate.
Cicotte checked the rally by tanning
Walsh. Scores:
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1913 TO l SHOT WINS.
Old Pop Captures Teck Handicap at
Hamilton Track.
pecial Dlspafch % INC Star

Special Dispatch 20 The Star.
HAMILTON, Ont, July 29.-The big
gest pari-mutuel return of the Hanail-
ton meeting, one paying s3S9.10 for a
two-dollar ticket, was turned up today
by Old Pop, who captured the fourth
event. the Teck handicap. for three
year-olds and upward foaled in Can
ada. Old Pop was 193-to-1 shot to
win. and ruled at So to ] for second
place and 141z to 1 for third. Sea Lord
was second and Corn Bloom third.
The feature race, the Nursery plate
for two-year-olds, was won by Lang
don. at "a to l. with Atwell second and
Incog third. The summaries:
Firs; race. two-year-oIds; maidens; selling;
purse $3.50; ave furlongs-Rhyme, 100 Gentry
$50. 81. $40, won: Bright and Early Jos
tAfcAteei. 81, $40. second; Little Wonder lG,
Darlington. s.. third. Time. OF Is. Private
Gratitude. DR.. Prather. Wedona and orsna
also
Second race. ur-year-olds and upward; Liver
pool steeplechssH; 500 added; about two miles
E. Early Light. 154 fBoylel. $40 81 60 81 so
won. New Haven, 1872 IT. scullyl 81 40, 81 10,
second Tropaeolum. 15e (Simpsonj, s.. 90. third.
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SETBACK FOR RED SOX.
Detroit Captures Both Games of
Double-Header From Champions.

DETROIT, July 29.-Boston. suffered
something of a setback In the pennant
fight today when Detroit took both
games of a double-header. 10 to s and
to 3. The first game was a free
hitting contest in which Ruth, Wyckoff
and Coveleskie all were knocked out.
Leonard suffered the same fate In the
second game.
Both teams fielded we'll Vean Gregg,
recalled from Buffalo. Joined the Red
Sox today and pitched part OF both
games. Score:
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LEWIS AND TREAT TIE.
Both Are 6 Down to Par in 18-Hole
Golf Handicap.

In the eighteen-hole handicap match
play against par event at the Chevy
Chase Club yesterday afternoon, a tie
ensued for first place between Reeve
Lewis and c. G. Treat. both having
totals of down to par. Thirty-seven
players We're entered, but only five
cards We're turned in, as follows: Reeve
Lewis. down: c. G. Treat, down; E.
NJ. Weaver, down; f. NJ. Talcott, 5
down, and w. H. Taylor. s down.
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Faux Col. 1o2 IT. Hunt. IL to 1. to 1 and
2 TO /. second; Pesky, 102 "a Claver), is to
), to and l to 3, third Time, 70 Is. tFor-
mer track record, 1:12A) Sir Edgar. Rein
deer, Casey Jones. Kinney and Hawthorn also
ran. Sir Edgar and Pesky coupled Bedwell
and 'Meara entry: Casey Jones and Haw-
thorn coupled as J. B. Goodman entry.
Seventh race, purse 500; for three -year-olds
and upward; one mile and a sixteenth-Gras-
mere, 100 tWiiiamsl, to and out, won;
Star Of Love, 113 (Stearns). 4 TO l, 4 to )
and l to 3, second; Rapids SO tHoagl. 10 to l.
to ] and to 1. third. Time, 1.47. Charles
Francis and Beauty Shop also ran.
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BEATS NATIONAL CHAMPION.
William Wallen, IS, Wins 2-Mile
Chicapo River Swim

CHICAGO, July 29.-William L. Wal
len. eighteen-year-o representative
of the Hamilton Club. won the eighth
annual two-mile Chicago river swim
here today. covering the distance in "a
minutes Is seconds. Herman Laubis Of
the Missouri Athletic Association, st.
Louis. national ten-mile champion.
was second. coming in one minute and
two seconds behind the winner. Larry
Sparks of the Missouri Athletic Asso-
citation. took third place, after a Cruel
ing fight with Mike McDermott Of the
49,, Athletic Club.
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EUCLID, 4; PETwoRTH, 3

No. singIes-Beadic, Euclid, defeated Knox.
Pctworth. Is, Ct, go.
No. singles-Garrison. Euclid. defeated
Buckingham, Petworth. 1--6, 6-a, e..
No. l doubles-knoS and Buckingham. Pet
worth defeated Beadle and Garrison, Euclid,
6-3, Ga
No. 2 doubles-wells and Cliff. Euclid. de-
fested Clayton and johnson, Petworth, Sc,
60.
No. 3 dOubies-Blair and Clear Petworth,
defeated Franks and German, Euclid, Cd, 6-1.
No doubles-Lyops and krider. Petworth,
defeated Newton and Stevens, Euclid, 4-6,
Ga, 6-3.
No. doubies-shepard and Davidson, Euclid.
defeated Sibbett and knowlton, Petworth. 6-4,
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 81 D "A 10 Iotais. o. y - -
'Batted for Bush in ninth.
iran for Davis in ninth
Philadelphia ...... o. o o 81
Chicago .......... o 3. x-o
Runs-Strunk. McInnis, King. Haley. J. Cola
Inns, Weaver, Jackson 49,, Ness. Errors-Walsh
co. Weaver 90. Two-base hit-Bush. Three
base hits--Jackson. Felsch. Stolen bases-Ness.
Lapp. Sacrifice hit-E. Collins. Double play
E. Collins to Terry and Ness. Left on bases
Chicago, ); Philadelphia, Z. First base on er-
ror-Philadelphia. Bases on balls-on Bush.
3; of Benz. 2; of Russell. g. Hits and earned
runs-on Bush. 8 hits, 8 runs in eight innings:
off Benz, . hits. 3 in eight and one-third
innings; of Russell, hits. runs in one-third
inning; of Cicotte, no hits. runs in one-third
inning. Struck out-By Benz, 2: by Bush, q. by
Cicotte. L. Wild pitch-Bush. Umptres-Messrs
Chill and Dineen. Passed ball-Lapp. Time OF
game-1 hour and IS minutes.
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GOLD CUP FOR DODGE.
Wins Feature Race at Hawthorn,
With Stablemate Second.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 29.-The Illinois
Jockey Club closed a betless fifteen
day meeting at the Hawthorn track
this afternoon. The meeting was sue
cessful in spite of the anti-betting
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1OtAlS. 81 8 II IOtEIS-. o.
sBatted for Scott in fifth.
fBatted for Gregg in fifth.

Matted Tor scott IN MIN.
iBatted for Gregg in fifth.
Boston L 3 o o o o o.
Detroit ... 2 o 10
Runs scored-Hooper, Barry, Lewis. Gainor
49, Walker Wyckof Bush (2), Burns (2),
Cobb ca. Yeach t2l, Crawford, Young. Errors
Barry Rush Burns, Young. Two-base hits
Lewis, Gainor, Witt. yeach, Young. Home runs
-Gainor t2D. Stolen bases-Cobb, Veach- Sac
ritce hit-Baker. Double plays-Janvrin 10
Barry TO Gainor; Cobb to Bush. Left on bases
Boston s; Detroit 8. Bases bslls-of Covel-
eskie. /: off Boland, 8; off Ruth, 1; OF WICK
off. 4; OF Foster. .. First base on error-Bos-
ton 8: Detroit l. Hits and earned runs-On
Ruth, 3 and 3 in 10; off wyckoff. and in 8;
off Gregg, and 0 in %; off Foster, and 0 in
4. of Coyeeskie, 8 and 3 in 1-3; OF Roland.
and in % Struck out-By Wyckof. 2; by
Boland. 2. Wild pitch-Coveleskie. umpires-
Messrs. Owens and Connolly. Time Of game
hours and ~ minutes.
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SECOND GAME.


'Batted for Barry in eighth.
fBatted for McNally in ninth.
tBatted for Gregg in ninth.
Boston l o O ID
Detroit. ........-- o . 2 0 o x-7
Runs scored-Walker. Ruth Henriksen, Wit,
Bush Crawford. Young 90, Stanage (2). FIR
rors-Bush t2). Two-base hits-Nitt Stanage.
Three-base hits Ruth. Henriksen, Witt, Stanage.
Stolen bases-Hooper. Janvrin. Sacrifice hits
Cobb, StannGe, James. Sacrifice fiies-vitt,
Lewis. Double pay-walker and Hoblitzell. Left
on bases--Boston, 6; Detroit 5. First base en-
errors-Boston, . Bases balls-Of Leonard,
2; OFF James, L. Hits and earned runs--0n Leon
ard, and in l-3: off Gregg. , and . in %;
of James. and in 8. Struck out-By James
2. Umpires-Messrs. Connolly and owens Time
of game hour and 81 minutes.
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Totals. 80 8 "a II Totals. 20 S 27 IL
Philadelphia $500. o 0 o o o.
Chica 20 1900. O @ O O IA

Runs-Walsh, J. Collins, Weaver. Jackson
Ness. Schalk, Terry. Errors-Lawry. Strunk
Lajoie, Myers. Two-base hit-Walsh. Three
base hits-Strunk. e. Collins. Stolen base
Strunk. Sacrifice hits-Faber, Felsch. Double plays
Meyers, McInnis and Picnich; Terry. +. Collins
and Ness z. Collins and Mesa Left on bases
rors-Chicago, 8. Bases on balls-On Myers, s;
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nd earned runs-Oh Myers,

OF Faber, /. Hits and earned runs-0h Myers.
hits. no runs in eight innings; OF Faber,
hits, l run in nine innings. Struck out-By
Myers, 5; by Faber, 3. Wild pttch-Myers
Umpires-Messrs. Dineen and Chill. Time Of
game-1 hour and SO minutes.
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The pair of matches played in the
schedule Of the Washington Tennis AS
ISOLATION yesterday afternoon render
ed the grip of the Dumbarton Club
players on first place a little more Sc
cure. The team of the Columbia Coun-
try Club, supposedly the strongest ag-
gregation in the circuit, succumbed to
a f1ve-to-four defeat at the hands OF
the Georgetown players and strength
ened Dumbarton's hold on the leading
position. Indeed it is doubtful that any
other club can catch the flying Wis
consin Amenities, as there are but
three more matches to play and they
have defeated all the teams but Column
bia twice before. Dumbarton has a
record of matches won and l lost,
that being one to Columbia earlier in
the season. Columbia is second with
3 matches lost and the same number
won. Chevy Cha Sc and the department.
al League are tied with matches won
and lost each. Entering the realms
of supposition one wonders what would
have happened had Henry Brock been
on hand to play for Columbia yester-
day, as there is no doubt that he would
have captured at least one match for
Columbia.
Chevy Chase defeated the Depart
mental League players on its home
courts by 6 matches to 3.
The Feature Match.
The feature of the matches at Dunn
barton was the singles contest between
A. J. Gore and H. f. Doyle. The latter
had annexed the first set and led 5-3
~ he nra
uncorked one of his brilliant streaks.
He took the next ave points. winning
the game and making the score As or
his service, but lost the first three
points of his service game, making it
again love forty. Here Doyle missed
an easy kill on lob which dropped
just over the net, Melted another, and
then Gore went through the next three
points easily enough. evening the
score at five all. Then the Dumbarton
man unleashed some super tennis and
not only won the second set, but cap
tured the third and decisive set by the
score of g.
George Lewis, who usually plays at
the No. position on the Wisconsin
avenue aggregation. through some mis-
understanding got to the clubhouse too
late to participate in the singles, but
played in the doubles with A. w. How
ard
Connie Doyle did not encounter much
opposition from Douglas Hillyer al
though the latter played some good
tennis but he was unable to Withstand
the severe attack of the imperturbable
Doyle. The score was GO and 6-3.
In this match Connie tried a thing he
very seldom does-a forehand drive.
For time this spring he experimental
with the drive and entered the early
season fully determined to discard
the chop. but when the drive became
little erratic he went back to the
chop and kept at it. His drive worked
well yesterday, however.
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DUMBARTON CLUB TENNIS TEAM
TIGHTENS FIRST PLACE GRIP
Crack Columbia Country Club Racketers
Defeated Matches to 4-Chevy Chase
Beats Departmental, to 3.

Chase Club the home team triumphed
by the one-sided score of matches
to 1 winning three Of the singles and
capturing all of the doubles. The
decisive defeat administered to j.
Ballard Moore of the Chevy Chase
team by the No. 1 departments
player. the versatile Lou Doyle Doyle
played fine tennis and completely out
shone the fast Moore. whose game
showed a great falling off from the
tennis he displayed in the Chevy
Chase tourney. In extenuation of
Moore it must be said that for the
to change his style of game. having
developed a sharp drive which bothers
his opponents very. much. But when
a drive is not going well and the
out the necessary practice the results
are often not good. This was the case
Yesterday. for time and again Moore's
ball hit Just few inches out and his
usual fast chop was missing. Doyle
showed a fine brand of tennis and his
court covering and generalship were
as they always are, excellent. Moore
expects to go to New Jersey next
week. where he will join Dudley Nor
gan, who already has played in one of
Turned the Tables.
The team of Moore and w. A. Bethel
turned the tables on the Departmental
League combination of Doyle and
Horace Barber. winning in two well
played sets, 6-3, Ga. In this con-
test Moore's chop was going better
and his partner showed the brand of
sure tennis which he always plays.
The team worked very well together
-,
Of Uncle Sam played fine tennis, they
were no match for the other pair.
Both teams were deprived of the
services of several of the star men.
The Departmental League was with
out ]. T. Graves and Robert Tracy
and the Chevy Chase Club played
minus Dudley Morgan and D. Howard.
Upshur Moorhead found a tartar in
H. E. Cotton, whom he finally defeated
after having dropped the first set and
He breezed through the third set, how
ever, at 6-3.
Summaries.
CHEVY CHASE, 8; DEPARTMENTAL, 3.
Singles-Louis l. Doyle Departmental League,
defeated ]. Ballard Moore, Chevy Chase, 90.
Go; Walter G. Dunlop, Chevy Chase. defeated
Patterson. Departmental. 81. e.; Horace
Barber. Departmental, defeated W. A. Bethel.
Chevy Chase, ID, I'll; Remey. departmental,
defeated Fuller. Chevy Chase, 81, &c. g;
karick. Chevy Chase. defeated Pearman. De-
partmental, 60, e.; j. Upshot Moorhead.
Chevy Chase, defeated II. Z. Cotton, Depart
mental. 10. 10-s. 60.
CHEVY CHASE, 3; DEPARTMENTAL o.
Doubles-Moore and Bethel. Chevy Chase de-
feated Doyle and Barber, Departmental, 6-3,
e.: Moorhead and Dunlop. Chevy Chase. de-
feated Patterson and Cotton, Departmental.
g. 60; Karrick and Fuller. Chevy Chase,
defeated Remey and Pearson. Departmental.
e., Ct.
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Doyle and Chapman Best.

The doubles team of c. B. Doyle and
Charles Chapman defeated the Dunn
barton pair of Gould Lincoln and Doug
las Hillyer in straight sets at 60 and
CO, not without a good deal of OPP
position. for Hillyer found his drive
in this match and with the steady lob
bling of his partner the Columbia play
ers had to show their best tennis to
gain the victory. The last doubles
match was the decisive one and re-
CURED three sets before the hard-driv-
ing Dumbarton pair of Candor and
Lewis won from Arthur Slater and A.
Y. Leech. Candor and Lewis make a
good team, as both are the possessors
of hard drives. particularly the one
which Lewis uses on cross-court
shot.
Fl. E. Doyle and E. o. Leech had an
easy time defeating A. w. Howard and
A. J. Gore in two SETS 6-2 and e..
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Summaries.

DUMBARToN. A; COLUMBIA. ..
Sngles-C. B. Doyle, Columbia. defeated
Douglas Hillyer, Dumbarton, 60. 6-3; A. j.
Gore, Dumbarton. defeated H. E. Doyle. CO.
lumbia, ST, IS, e.; E. o. Leech. Column
bia, defeated A. W. Howard. Dumbarton, Ct.
6-3: John Hancock, Dumbarton, defeated
Charles Chapman, Columbia. s-8 60. Gould
Lincoln, Dumbarton, defeated Fred Bates. Co
lumbia 81, e.; Robert Candor Dumbarton,
defeated Arthur Slater, Columbia. 6-3. 81.
COLUMBIA. 2; DUMBARTON. 1.
Doubles-C. B. Doyle and Chapman. Columbia.
defeated Lincoln and Hillyer, Dumbarton, e.,
60: r. E. Doyle and e. o. Leech. Columbia
defeated A. W. Howard and A. J. Gore, Dunbar
ton SO, ST, e.; Robert Candor and George
Lewis, Dumbarton. defeated Arthur Slater and
A. Y. Leech. Columbia, So. 81, 60.
Triumph for Chevy Chase.
In the natchea nlaxed ut tina Chevy
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Triumph for Chevy Chase.
In the matches played at the Chevy