The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
CLERKS DEFEATED
BY CHEVY CHASE
Clubmen Capture Seven of
Nine Tennis Matches from
Departmental Leaguers.
LOU" DOYLE FEATURES

Chevy Chase Clubs tennis team took
seven out of nine matches from Lou"
DoyIe's Departmental Leaguers on the
formers courts yesterday afternoon when
the two teams. met in the regularly
scheduled event in the Washing on
Tennis Association matches.
The home~ players won four of the
six singles matches and made clean
sweep in the doubles. The feature of
the days play was the great work of
Lou Doyle who beat J. Ballard Moore
in the singles. Moore is the club cham
pion and one of the best players of the
city and many thought that he would
be too strong for the veteran, but such
was not the case and 1t was Doyle S
match from beginning to end.
The best match of the day was be-
tween Moorhead and Cotton, as three
hard sets were necessary before de-
cision could be reached. The first set
went sixteen games, and the second
tired badly when the third came around
and Moorhead won rather handily.
The summaries:
SINGLES.
Chevy Chsse, 1: Departmental :.
Louis ]. Doyle. Departmental defeated J. Ballard
Moore. Chevy Chase. 90 and 90; W. T. Dunlor.
Chevy Chase. defeated Patterson DepsrtmentRl
81, 50; Reney. Departmental defeated Fuller
Chevy Chase, C-I. %. and 90; Karrick, Chevy
Chase. defeated Pesman Departmental. 90 and
So: Moorhead, Chevy ChAse defeated Cotton, De
Tartmental, -. lo-S, and 6-3
DOUBLES.
Chevy Chase. ); Departmental D.
Moore aud Bethel. Chevy Chase defeated Doyle
and Barber. Departmental. 6-3 and O.; Moorhead
and Dunlop. Chevy Chase defeated Cotton and
Patterson. Depsrtmeu<l 60 and 50: Karrick and
Fuller. Chevy Chase, defeated Remey and Pearson.
Departmental. 90 and 90.
Dumbarton Team Wins.
Dumbarton managed to hold its lead in
the Washington Tennis Association when
il beat Columbia on its courts yesterday y
afternoon six matches out OF nine. The
home team won four OF the six singles
and two of the three doubles
The best match OF the afternoons play
was between Albert j. Gore. of Dunbar.
ton, and Harold Z. Doyle. the veteran
Columbia player. Gore winning after
three interesting sets, -. 10 and G.
Doyle has not been playing much lately
and was clearly off his best game and
this no doubt accounts for Cores vic
tory although It must be said. that he
looked exceptionally good. his stroke was
working well and he covered the court
to perfection
The doubles also furnished an exciting
three set match. when Candor and Lewis
of Dumbarton, beat Slator and Alb. Leech,
of Columbia in the only doubles match
which went to the home club. The first
two sets were deuce ones. but the third
went to the Candor-Lewis combinatio
rather easily, g. The summaries
SINGLES
tDumbartou, I; Columbia, a.
c. &. Doyle. Columbia defeated Douglas Hitler
Dumbarton So SIS
A. J. Gore, Dumbarton. defeated II. E Doyle.
Columbia. 81, 10 6-2
L, o. Leech. Columbia defeated Albert Howard,
Dumbarton 80 IS
John Hancock. Dumbarton. defeated G. T Chap
man. Columbia, s-6, s.
Gould Lincoln. Dumbarton. defeated A. ]. Bates.
Columbia, 81. 6-i
Robert Candor, Dysnbarton. defeated @. A
Slater, Columbia 6l 6l
DDCBLE.S
Columbia. 2 DImbarton, H.
q. B. Doyle and Chapman, Columbia defeated
Lincoln and Hitler. Dumbarton. 90 6-2
II. E Doyle and E O. Leech. defeated Howard
and Gore. Dumbarton g. g.
Candor and Lewis Dumbarton. defeated Slater
and A. Y. Leech. jr., Columbia. ss, 81. 60