The Washington herald., 1920-06-01
cHAREST AND SWEENEY MEET
BRITISH PLAYERS IN FINAL
d FRlNK u. YOUNG.

- pst - sess
event Of the Middle Atlantic reanis
Assoeiatien's ehsmpionship tourney
bsing played on the Columbia
Country Club courts. c. II. charest
snd Willlsn Sweeney, Of Baltimore,
and A. p. Graves and Arthur
Ysneken, Of the British Embassy,
are the fnalists and viii meet 70,
day at p. N. to decide which Of
the two win represent this section
IN the national doubles event IN
the fall.
,Charest and Sweeney are geneF-
ally picked to win. as they have
shown by far the best tennis to
data OF any other pair In the event.
Charest. Q Aone-arned player, Is the
champion ef the Monumental City,
vhfls Sweeney, his partner. IL the
junior titieholdeF. Both put up ex-
esptionL games. In their semi-
hnsl match yestsrday against
owen Hovenstsin and y. Dovd
they won easily. SO. So. so. s-i.
They faltsred in the second set and
dropped II. but only allowed their
opponents one game In the other
three.
Gore and HiiIyer Beaten. (,
TIE British pair sprang some.
what Of . surprise when they beat
"Al" Gore and Doug" Hillyer. the
pumhaYton cracks, In their semi
anal meeting. The match was
close dve-set one. 50, s-2, o-s,
3-s, So. The Dumbarton pair
lost the first two sets, but tied
things up again by taking the third
and fourth. They could not keep up
one, however, and lost It "a, due
largely TO the great work OF
Yencken. the star of the Engiisn
pair who was all over the court,
and brought the gallery to its feet
time and again on gets Of what ap-
peared to be sure points for the op
posing side.
In the singles, Connie" Doyle
won two matches and advanced to
the third round Charest. who is
alse being closely watched. won his
matches, as did Sweeney. J. +.
Graves and Ballard Moore. others
whe are expected to show Up we'll.
In addition to the doubles hnais,
play In the singles will be continued
this Afternoon, and II is Just possf-
BILE that the vomsn's singles will
be gottsn under way, although they
are scheduled to begin tomorrow.
ssetisaL DsuAiss.
Eses.A roznd-A. p. Graves and Arthur
Isneksn dsfsstsd A. MinniI and 4. Buy
est and william svssnsy defsatsd Arthur
Hsnss and J. saIiard Moors' Ia. e-a
ssai-aaai rousd-orsvss and Ysaehsn de-
fssssd Assrt ,. Gcrs and poaslss Hillyer:
a.-., A.k..,.A 0w.n un,.snstsfn and 4
Dovd, 80, SIS, so, 81.
Msa's siasiss-
Preliminary round-J Ballard Moore de-
feated Ezra Gould by default; Harold Sell
den defeated r. s. Burvell, 50 e-3;
Frsstoa Nayhsh defeated J. D. skinner
e1 80: DougIas HiIlysr defeated J. B.
Roninsoa. 81. 50; MAI. z. A. Noyes de-
fssted n ,. English. s-a sT: Louis A.
Pisehsr defeated J. Do~d BY default; ".
z. Fostsr defsstsd J. A. Magee By default;
Cecil Dovd defeated n. z. Burton, 3-s,
Us, e3: l. ". Bates dsfs.tsd L. A.
f.atsd '. A sehnidt BY default; Arthur \.
Heaton defeated Capt. Thompson, 81.
81: J. T. Graves defeated c. Arthur sla-
ter. s-6, SO; J. r. Ballinger defeated Jack
Dudley By default: speseer Gordon defeat
ed L. P. McLachlen. So, -; r. r. Price
defeated R. n. PilSon. jr.. s-l. 81
First roUnd-T. J. ManEan defeated ?. R.
SedEIey 81. 81; P. FriseIl defeated z.
q. Leech by default; c. N. Charest defeated
T. 6. Benton. 81. 81; Moore defeated
ssIdsr. 80. So: Soyes defeated Fischer.
50, 81; Fo~ter defeated {. DaEd. 81,
ia 81: Rates defeated Herrick, "a,
s.; sweesey defeated Heaton. 81, 81;
Graves defeated Rsllingsr. Is. "a; Price
defeated Gordon. s-3, -6; G. 3. Doyle de-
feated d. ]. vaIasco. 81. 50; Fred Con-
ger defeated \. r. Gardner. SO. 50: W.
n. Davis defeated Owen Ho~enstein, 81.
s-3: A. Minnix defeated A. J. Gore By de-
fault.
second round-DoyIe defeated Congsr.
81. So; Davis defeated Minni1. Is,
81.
fodays Pairings.
Sectional doubles-Final round a ,. M.
4. 2. Graves and Arthur Yeneken vs.. c. n.
Charest and william Sweeney.
Mems Singles.
First rornd-Arthur Yencken ~. 3. Dovd;
Mayheld ys. HiIlyer.
Second round-T. J. Mangan ~. winner
Yencken-Dovd match; Frizell Charest;
noore ~. winner Aayneld- Hillyer match;
Noyes ~. Foster: Bates rs. Sweeney; Graves
~. Price.