Evening star., 1919-03-30
BY w. H. HOTEL.

Cecil Dowd and L. c. Nelson, named
at recent meeting of the Suburban
Tennis League as a committee to draft
the schedule of that organization for
the season, have completed their ''her-
culean'' task. It's tough job to say
last years schedule is revised and
brought forward to suit the changed
dates
Bureau of Standards and Argyle, which
have since definitely stated their in
tention Of being in the circuit again this
year. completing the league as it played
last season. Other teams in the organi-
"a ton are Racquet, champion in 1916 and
1917; Princeton, 1918 titleholder; Euclid,
Home Club and Homead.
Starting Memorial day the league will
have matches on each of the following
Saturdays throughout the season until
August 16, with an extra contest listed
for July 4. All except holiday matches
which begin at $50 am, are played IN
the afternoon, starting at o'clock. With
only seven teams in the circuit bye
falls to each twice during the season.
Play last year did not begin until the
government half holidays went in force
on June II, but it was considered ad-
visable to make an earlier start this sea l.
son in order to properly declare a winner
to take part in the intercity matches Tor
the privilege of meeting Baltimore S
champion.
The schedule is as follows:
May 3O-Holmead, at Racquet: Prince
ton. at Home Club; Standards, at Ar
gyle; Euclid, bye.
May 30-Home Club, at Holmead;
Racquet, at Princeton; Argyle. at Eu-
cid; Standards, bye.
June 7--Princeton. at Argyle: Euclid.
at Home Club; Standards. at Racquet;
Hoimeade. a bye.
June 14-Racquet, at Euclid; Home
Club, at Standards; Argyle. at Holmead;
Princeton, bye.
June 21-Eucid. at Holmead; Stand
|ards, at Princeton; Home Club, at Ar
gyle: Racquet. a bye
June 2S-Argyle. at Racquet; Hol-
mead. at Standards: Princeton, at Eu-
clid Home Club. Il bye.
July 4-Princeton, at Holmead: stand
ards, at Euclid: Racquet at Home Cub;
Argyle, bye.
July 5-Racquet. at Holmead; Argyle
at Standards; Home Club, at Princeton;
Euclid, q bye. =
July 12-Holmead. at Home Club:
Princeton. at Racquet; Euclid, at Argyle;
Standards a bye.
July 19-Argyle, at Princeton; Home
Club. at Euclid; Racquet, at Standards;
Holmead. a bye.
July 26--Euclid. at Racquet; Stand
ards, at Home Club: Hofmead, at Ar
gyle; Princeton, a bye.
August 2-Holmead at Euclid: Prince
ton, at Standards: Argyle. at Home
Club: Racquet, bye.
August 3 Racquet. at Argyle:
Standards. at Holmead; Euclid, at
Princeton; Home Club, a bye.
August 16-HoImead, at Princeton:
Euclid at Standards; Home Club, at
Racquet: Argyle, a bye.
In addition to the officers, John ii.
Holmead. president; Joshua w. carr,
vice president, and a secretary treas
urer yet to be selected. each club has
la delegate to the league, as follows:
Princeton, j. II. TIixson; Racquet.
sydney Skinner; Euclid. J. B. Beadle;
Standards, F.. S. Holbrook; Home Club,
II. K. Farnsworth: Argyle. J. W. Carr;
Holmead. l.. c. Nelson.
Euclid Club, which finished third in
tn. Suburban League last year, Is
looking forward to even more sue
reSSful season than it enjoyed III
1918. Alexander, the, star of the 1918
team. is again available. as is J. b.
Beadle and most of the others VINO
shared in the clubs success a year
ago. Bob" Tracy is in France. but
he is expected back in time to figure
in part If not all of the matches.
There is room for six more players
before the limit set by the constitu-
tion is reached, and it is hoped to add
few more point winners to the
roster. Harry Wells. who got his