The Washington herald., 1916-07-16

CLERKS EASY FOR
COLUMBIA Club
Departmental Tennis Team Is
Beaten by Suburbanites.
Dumbarton Also Wins.

Columbia Country, Club tennis repre-
sentatives almost made a clean sweep in
the Washington Tennis Association
matches yesterday afternoon on their
courts when they beat the Departmental
League team, eight out of nine. In the
singles, Columbia took five out Of six
while all of the doubles went its way.
In the singles, none of the matches
went three sets although several deuce
ones developed. Connie" Doyle, captain
of the home team, had no trouble at all
In disposing of Horace Barber, playing
No. ! for the departmental team. beat
ing him straight sets, 60 and GO. The
only victory scored by the departmental
team was won by H. E. Cotton. who beat
A. B. Heaton. 81 and IS. After taking
the first set rather easily. Cotton had all
he could do to land the second and 1t
was not until the last ball went over
the net that he was daclared the winner,
so hard-fought were the games After
twelve gruelling games, he finally won
out, Is.
The summaries:
SINGLES.
Columbia. S; Departmental. /
Conrad B. Doyle, Columbia defeated Horace W.
Barber. Departmental. by 60 and e-2; Henry c.
Breck Columbia defeated Louis ]. Doyle. Depart
mental. by s-l and 81; H. E Cotton Depart
mental. defeated Arthur B. Heaton. Columbia by
t-l and 7-5; thaIleS i. Nhhpnhhs tOlutuDsB
feated J. F Day. Departmental. by IS and e-l;
Edward o. Leech Columbia. defeated F. L. Pear
man. Departmental BY s-3 and 81; Fred j.
BATES, Columbia defeated z L. Nswby. Depart
mental by 60 and So
Columbia, ;: Departmental. 0.
Harold z. Doyle and Z. G. Graves. Columbia.
defeated E. L. Newly and F. =. Pearman, De
partmenta. by 4-6 6-i and 81; Henry c. Breck
and Edward o. Leech Columbia. defeated Robert
c. Tracy and H. Z. Cotton. Departmental, By g.
and e-3 Conrad B Doyle and Charles T. Chap
man. Columbia. defeated Horace W. Barber and
Louis I. Doyle. Departmental. by lc-s. rs and
Dumbarton scored a good victory over
the Chevy Chase Club team in the Wash
ington Tennis Association matches on
their courts yesterday afternoon when
they won three out OF the six singles and
all of the doubles matches.
In the singles, the feature match was
that between Gould Lincoln and Walter
Dunlop, the latter losing after two hard
fought sets. IS and l1-9. Two players
could hardly have been better matched,
and the winner could not be foreseen un-
Ill the last point was scored. The first
set called for twelve games. while the
second was even closer and twenty were
necessary.
The matches between Howard and
Lewis and Moorhead and HELEN and
Dunlop. both of which went to the Dunn
barton players. each called for the third
set. Lincoln and Hllyer beat Moore and
Morgan in straight sets.
The summary:
SINGLES.
Dumbarton, ): Chevy Chase. ;.
Dudley Morgan Chevy Chase defeated Douglas
HiIber Dumbarton. 81. 6-s. 6-2.
George Lewis DumbartOn. defeated Ballard Moore.
Chevy Chase. - 81.
J. Cpshur MoorheAd. Chevy Chase, defeated A
Howard Dumbartou. 6-3. 80. e-3.
J. NJ. Hancock. Dumbart0n. defeated W. A.
Bethel. Chevy Chase. 90. 2-6 So
Arthur HELEN. Chevy Chase defeated L. A
Fischer. Dumbarton, 81
Gould Lincoln, DrImharton. defeated Walter Dun
lop Chevy Chase. IS. ll-9
DOUBLES
Dumbsrton. = Chevy Chase. o.
Lincoln ard Hillyer Dumbsrton. defeated Moore
and Morgan. Chevy Chase. IS. 81.
Howard and Lewis Dumbarton defeated Moor
head and HELEN. Chew Chase. So. 6-s -
Hancock and Candor. DInbarton. defeated Bethel
and Dunlop. Chevy Chase, IS, 81. s.