The Washington times., 1918-08-25
KUMAGAE INVITED | IlI|: ]. i j i j
BY DU.NB:ARI0I|:...!: B &.
By BRYAN,MoRsR.

By BRYAN MORSE. ,..-s-s-r "a
Dumbarton Tennis Club, the Lead ,ass
ing tennis organization IN the eitySU
will extend an invitation to. Ichiya-
Kumagae. the, japanese sensation,
to visit here some time next month,-
II Is planned to have the camollSei,
tennis player come here for IN exc .ess
hibition at Drlhbatt6n With cedri6sSIsS
Major. the ranking player. NJ 2 JhssSi1zS
club. on the other side qt the pstEs7M
Kumagae Shas entersds Id thS Raxs;SS,
tional singles tournament. which
starts at Forest .Hilisy liz Il. 'tonoTLII6
row. The tournament VIII hso6Sbl11sa
be concluded by Saturday. at Ehichs
time It Is hoped 'Kuhf&Sae may eunassiS
here. On Saturday the annual DUNE sc
barton tournament staEts. aud 1kaodF
Kumagae. can b isd1esa to aecspsloI
the Dumbarton invitation he magv5sa
be an entrant In the tournGSssat. rare
Two years age KumAgas. hafos9 -
planned to visit Warrington for : Hss
tennis exhibition but vas shantsd 49,
West With thss California eonttngsaiaroo
which played en- tour to -ths 'eoaseBlas,
The japanese failed to visit TN -
country last year but has particiDstetti
in the Greenwich. conn.. tournsnsnf
ana the Meadow Club tournament Jus,
concluded At Southampton. L l. yes:nFI
terday. 9. "a -, = basI
Dumbarton Tennis club. With AlsIJEss
experiSneed and weli-balanced teer5 sSgt
ls today champion Of the ptstf3efs ssTIs
The winners Of yestsrday's Dunbar yes
ton Prlneston match for the sttJ 70, NSa
team title will 20 Up against tAtSs-n;
and will journey 70 Baltimore lhssssa
week following for n return n,AtshsOIs
Dumbarton sdtfsatsd sPfinestoa- ssvss@ha
out Of eight matches. 3 -. : sl:.es ..so
Prineeton,s lone win was reeordsi-1ets
BY Thad Benton, District juuios :hsi
champion. who defeated A. J, Loyr4soan,
the former Harvard staf. In, = tArs4 90
set snEaEement-S Dumb bsKtpn- eteauqt556
up In the doubles snd took four rstnsTT
giles Matches - -..-- - - sHsaLe
While Dumbarton was expected e.
win handfly it was mildly surprisei
At the strength displayed BY tn.
younger Princeton ladS. Early In thflT "a
afterAoon Jack Dudley. la1t ye2r1
junior ehanspton. and, HoVGrd Htxsd1iS
gave the EdUGr brotherAs Graham yan4co-
-.
EdEars won by So. SO and 6-4. = OC
In the meantime Samuel HerrieS Ia
disposed OF Ben Price BY 81, 81 -
Herrick played his usual steady g1n1d
and got Price all mixed up with dseDloW
lobs and sideiine shotS- -,
Pete Knapp, the dIminutive Princo.UILA
ton. was tahlsG on RTShk, CR9teQnGHO
the old Yals star and West Side Asn~ H.
mis- player. IN what appeared to- -
a tight match watrens VA. foreeeD1,
to 90 rs and 6-4 and wAs all No.
Outlastsd BY the kid g. ~ -sIi1p
Arthur Sveeter and A. J. Lowry, az 81
No. 1 doubles fer Dumbartop, Woa is 0EA
straight sets from Lou Doyle aAfG52 5,,,
Howard Cissel, OF Prfneetons At 80 ,@[S
and rs. Doyle and CisDeI tWiea hEd Or
the Harvard man AZ set point ipotA6>Isza
first engagement. bat blew H.
Cedric Major, Dumbarton's YankiagUL
player. defeated District titIshoidenE0TH
Lou Doyle. in No. 1 singles at o-4Hsi
s-4. while L. ". Bates was hanaiAdo
Howard cissel . 81. 81 beating. 49,
thur sVeetser and Jack Dudley eoaHAH
the courts in what proved - - thsif
prettiest match Of the aftsfnoo0-
Sveetser empBoTsd . deadly cFoaedw
court and Alley stroke, and was q, dn
but ovtlAstsd BY the younger DudiaHSH
whose game lacked that dash nOeao.
third set. Sweetser won the fifyt ~
haAdily at 81. dropped the second stO6
So and Dudley had him 70 n 1t,
third set when he rallied and wea dSS
straight games zs-y n0Q
Three Of the eight matches veal -
three sets. Prineeton, with one -, .e1o
eeption. presented . bunch OF playdM
twenty. and whose expexieneS ha1 lh'l
hsen lIraIkaA ko laaRuA Dlay oniy ., Uh