Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
KID NET STARS
CATCH STRIDE
IN LATE PLAY
Clever Matches Carded in
Junior Tourney, With
Favorites Meeting.
THE GAMES YESTERDAY
ToDAY's EARLY RESULTS.

TODAY'S EARLY hES DITS.
Hence Orme, Jr.. 1919 Indiana boys
of the Junior tourney this morning by de-
feating Dick Bastian, 6-2, 6-1
In the other Junior MATCHES played
early today, Koran defeated Kackley in
the third round. 6-S, 7-6, and Lane de-
feated Lee, 4-6, rs, 81 in the same round.
The latter match is the best that has been
played In the tourney.
Other morning boys matches resulted
as follows: Henderson defeated Ed.
wards, TO, 81; Charles Mccarthy won
ON default from John MCCARTHY, and
Bradford won on default from Charles
Mccarthy.
Play in the Indiana boys and junior
tennis championship was resumed on the
indianapolis Tennis association courts
early today and was to continue until
sunset.
Both second and third-round matches
were carded today, the last Of the first
round scraps having been completed yes:
terday. and II the youngsters showed
enough speed there was a possibility that
the semi-fnals would be reached before
In this event the semi-nnals and finals
will feature the play on the Hawthorn
courts Monday afternoon,
Tommy Hendricks, director of the
tourney. stated today that II may be
necessary to carry me play on through
tomorrow in order to wind up the event
on scheduled time.
Two interesting second round matches
were played Off in the Junior division
yesterday. Hence Orme, Jr., defeated
! Julius Falk, 60, Ga in a contest that
was replete with clever plays. Falk didn
| have the old fight in the first set and
Orme's brilliant shots carried him OF
his feet, but he came back strong in the
second stanza and Hence had TO step
some TO win.
Dick Mills. 1919 Tech champion. wac
hitting the ball with all his old stun and
took Johnnie Birch down the line in two
love sets.
Tom Kacklsy went into the third round
with a 81, 7-5 victory over Arthur
Brown. The first set, as the score shows,
was easy for Kackley. but his road was
not so smooth in the second period and
the spectators thought Brown could havs
dumped his opponent had he shaken OF
his nervousness earlier in the play.
Julius Sagalowsky, one OF the big IA
vorites in the boys play. jumped up TO
the third frame by easily defeating Cor
don May, 6-1. 60.
Sag" is swinging a clever racquet
this year and IT is going TO take a
mighty strong lad to check his advance
TO the championship position and a trip
to the national boys tourney.
Abe Thatcher Is another youngster
who is showing excellent form. He won
his second round match from Dick Fox
over the same route that sagalowsky
Travelled.
The results OF yesterdays matches
follow:
JUNIORS.
(First Round1
sherman H. Welch defeated Herman
Uebele, rs. as SO; Charles Mitchell de-
feated Harold Suydam, 81. Ga.
(Second Round)
Dick Mills defeated John Birch, 60.
SO; Hence Orme. Ir., defeated Julius
Falk. go. "a; Tom Kackley defeated
Arthur Brown, 6-1, rs.
BOYS.
(First Round)
Chic Davidson defeated Lawrence voll-
rath, 60. go.
Second Round.l
Abe Thatcher defeated Dick Fox, 81,
90; julius Sagalowsky defeated Gordon
May. 81, ca Meinard Mathews de-
feated Leland Woods, 90. Go: Robert
Yollmer defeated Paul j.. Boots, go, 81.