Evening journal., 1920-06-25
FAST Tennis
MATCHES seen
Johnson, Pearson, Vanne-
mann, Gratz and Mathay
Five Singles Survivors

The field in the Delaware State
8awn tennis tournament has narrow
cd down to five men in the singles.
The remaining quintet is: Wallace F.
Johnson, Cynwyd: Stanley w. Pear
Fons Germantown Cricket Club; Paul
Nannemann. Cynwyd: Thomas Gratz,
Merton Cricket Club and Dean Mather
West Side Tennis Club Johnson and
pearson viii meet this afternoon IN
me upper bracket OF the -spmifnals,
and Dean Maihey will clash with the
winner Of the -Gratz
match.
considerable progress was made in
The doubles yesterday The feature
match was that in which Wallace r.
johnson and Stanley w. Pearson de-
feated Carl Fischer, Cynwyd, and
Dean Mathey- The score was
This double event was not only
yesterdays feature but the best of
khe tournament IN doubles. ii was
witnessed by the largest gallery that
has yet seen a match in this meeting.
The games were closely contested
until the count reached siy-all. Fisher
was a triile erraiio In the next two
and johnson and Pearson captured
them and the FIRST sci al sc. The
second sci went to Pearson and John
son at 63 and was not nearly the
contest that the first set was.
Johnson and Pearson made an ex-
nfllent team. Both OF them were as
Steady as usual Mathey was also
very steady but his yolleylng was not
quite up to standard
All OF the Cali10rnians were elm
mated yesterday in the singles Wal
lace Bates was again put out OF the
tournament by Stanley Pearson.
Pearson trimmed the young west
hrner In straight sets at rs. ca. This
mskes the fourth time that Pearson
mas put Californian out in a week
TeNis Martin was eliminated by
Wallace Johnson, who lost only one
game In the two SETS. Johnson fair
ay Dewildered his younger opponent.
Before this match Martin defeated
Henry b Endic0ii, Merton Cricket
Club, 26, 6-f. 6-i. In the flrst set
Endic0tt played remarkable tennis
pnd had the Californian completely at
his mercy. However, Martin was
fresher and the result was that he
won the next two sets, losing but
one game in each.
There was considerable surprise at
the score OF the Mathey-Alex Thayer
match The Westsider won from the
&@t4tHACfittttult vi D-s1f leui lAH 1tUlE
In this case does not adequately de-
scribe the match Thayer played
well, but Mathey was superb.
CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES.
Dean Matney, West Side Tennis Club,
pefeated Leon De Turenne, Harvard.
Teyis Martin. University Of California.
nefeated Henry y, Endicott, Merton
Cricket Club. 2-6, G-l, 81.
Paul Vannemann, Cynwyd defeated
Paul Gibbons, Plymouth. 60, 20. a-a
Thomas d Gratx, Merton Cricket Club,
neteated Spick Han, West Walnut Tennis
Club, 6-3. 6-3
Fourth Round
Waialce johnson defeated Teyis Mar
Stanley w. Pearson, Germantown
Cricket Club, defeated Wallace j. Bates
University of California, 7-5, GA
Dean Mathey, West Side TENTS Club,
defeated Alex Thayer, Philadelphia
Cricket Club. 6-l 6-3
CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES.
First Round.
Wallace Johnson and Stanley w. Pear
son defeated Carl Fischer and Dean
Msthey SO, 6-3.
W. r Johnston and Harris defeated
Frederick Strawbridge, Jr. and Spick
Haii. Sc. 7-5. 60.
Paul Gibbons and @. r. Powell defeat
"a Norbert Feu and p. A. Htucheson,
~, s-6, 6-2
K. W. French and n. d. Gratz defeated
Steele and Hun, 81, Ga.
Andrew Morgan and Hardy defeated
Lammot DUPONT and Carpenter, o-7, d-3.