Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-27

tennis matches at the Hawaii Polo a.
tRacing Clubs courts are requested 10
come TO the second courts at Kapiola-
mi spark. A number who have gone
out 70 practise have stopped at the
public courts, near the grandstand. A.
IL Castle, Alan Lowrey and II. K. Mac
farlane will have charge Of all ar
Engagements for the tournament.
4 Tennis enthusiasts will welcome the
announcement that there viii be la
dies doubles in the tennis play which
Twill be staged under the auspices Of
1.-THE Hawaii Polo and Racing Club at
1.-THE Kapiolani Park courts. Entries
flor the ladies' doubles. mixed doubles
Ienf mems doubles will be held open
Iunfil Wednesday, November ]. The
entry books have been placed with
H. o. Hall * Son.
altogether II have entered for the
linens singles and the first match will.
begin at Kapiolani Park Saturdar
Afternoon at 4:3O Seven entries have
Ibeen received for the ladies' singles,
Tho first match taking place this
AFTERNOON at $3.50. The second round
lwfIl be played on Saturday afternoon
ct 3:30. ILL.,.
Matches Today
Miss Ruth Anderson, who appeared
in the tournament early this year, viii
meet Mrs. Guerrero, who was runner
Iup in the Y. w. G. A. tournament
This match will without doubt result
| IN a hard fight, as Dotn have played
good tennis.
The match which is certain TO
create much interest N the tennis
world is the match this afternoon at
|3S0. when Miss Male Wears, the
young tennis champion of Hilo, meets
Miss Thelma Wicke, who won the re-
cent championship match staged I'M
der the auspiees=o the \. w. &. A.
These two players are expected to
make a good Showing in the tourna-
ments 1.-The future, and inasmuch ds
neither player has appeared In open
||fournamerts in Honolulu before the
Ipferett is certain 10 be keen.
Mics Wears Star
Although Miss Wears is not playing
np to the standard that she set IN
fIilo. tennis enthusiasts believe that
she will play a great part in future
tennis activities, She is only l6 and
with continued practise promises to
be \ real star. Miss Wicke is espe-
cially strong in back court play and is
expected TO give the Hilo star a hard
Al 4<So tfffs Afternoon Miss Bey.
fuss a California entry, VINO IS the
favcrite to win the honors, will meet
Mss Pauline Schaefer, who has ap-
reared in a number Of tournaments.
The former is an unknown Quantity
but the victory of Miss Goodloe last
yeaf proves that the local contingent
mus be preIAred for invaders. Miss
echaefer was successful last gear in
playing the back conrt and ner high
iobs were difficult to handle.
Noflpn Meets Rice
While this match is beng played,
H. Rice. champion Of Kauai, will meet
C. 81 Norton. Rice has not appeared
IN tournaments here before, but in
practise matches has proved to be
good player Norton has been iden
fifidd with tennis here for a numeer
OF Wars and can be counted upon for
q good. steady game.
On Saturday afternoon the winner
OF he Vicars-Wicke match will meet
Mis- Williams. This match is called
for $50. At the same time the win
ner8 of the Beyfuss-Schaefer match
wilrImeet the victor in the Anderson
Guerrero play. One hour later Jimmy
Rothschild of Punahou will meet
Lett. Burlingame. A. L. Castle will
meet w. Pfluger en- the ether court.
Bartlett ami Merrill viii meet in the
first match on Sunday at O'Clock,
and Nv. G. Marshall. vino is one of the
Hiio stars, win oppose R. Purvic
MARSHALL looks like the favorite in this
match, as he has appeared in a mum
beriof tournaments.
Iowa Champion to Play
Alan Lowrey will meet DR., Chac,ei
p. Dowson. The latter was the sin
giles champion CT the University OF
Iowa and made good in the DIVA state
char pionships. He has been practis.