Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-02
SECOND ROUND
TENNIS CARDED
Rain Causes Another Shift in
Local Schedule.
THE SCHEDULE TODAY.

THE SCHEDULE TODAY.
JUNIORS.
"a y. NJ
Harbott1e VS.. Brown; Lee vs. Lantz
Brown VS.. Kackley; Falk vs.. Orme
Uebele vs. WEIGH Mitchell VS.. Suydan
a =. H.
Ankenbrock VS., winner of Lantz-Lee
match; Mills VS.. Birch.
Koran vs. winner Brown Kackley
match; Bastian VS.. winner Orme-BalR
match; Pctrovitsky VS.. winner Of Uebele-
WEIGH match.
Jerry VS.. winner 0, Mitchell Suydan
match Smith vs. winner Of Harbottle-
Brown match. aovs
% D. H.
Neleon VS.. Hart; Fisher VS.. Anderson
Keiber VS.. Bamberger; Cheney vs.. Har-
Boyce; Huesing vs. May; Davis VS.. Kat
zen berger; Mccarthy VS.. Mccarthy Da.
Wis VS.. Vollmer; Boots VS.. McClintock
Wildison VS.. Stonehill; Henderson VS.
Edwards; Russ VS.. Schwab; Davidson VS.
Vollrath.
Thatcher VS.. Fox; Craig VS.. winner OF
Hart-Nelson match Sagalowsky VS.. May
Berl vs. winner Fisher Anderson match
Woods VS.. Matthews; Christina VS.. win
ner of Keiber Hamburger match; Dixon
VS.. winner Cheney Harrington match.
Is =. NJ
Soloman VS.. winner Kostanzer- Pavey
match Marley VS.. winner Davis Katzen-
berger match; Bradford VS.. winner Nc
earthly Mccarthy match; winner Davis
Vollmer match We. winner Boots McClin-
took match; winner Wildison- Stonehili
VS.. winner Henderson Edwards match
Norton VS.. winner Russ Schwab match
"a >. NJ
Fiscus VS.. winner Davidson Vollrath
match; winner Barge-Boyce match vs..
winner May Huesing match.
The gent that pulls the weather throt-
tie threw enough wetness on the Indian
apolis Tennis association courts last
night to cause another delay in the In
diana boys and junior tennis champion
ships. now IN progress at the /. I. A.
However, all was not lost for the
youngsters, for Tommy Hendricks, direc
tor OF the meet, stated that the second
round matches scheduled at O'Clock
this afternoon would be moved back two
hours IN order TO give the courts time
TO dry, and play would be resumed. That
is. If no more rain was passed out to-
day.
FINALS CARDED
FOR MONDAY.
The Kids were going to have to hustle
after their late start because the SEIZED
ule calls for dnsl battles on the Haw.
thorn courts Monday afternoon and Hen
bricks Is going to have those matches
played according to schedule II IL Is al
all possible. Matches were 10 be played
until dark tonight and tomorrow Will be
a day OF early starts.
All OF the nrst round matches were
played or yesterday, after a thirty six
hour delay. and the youngsters had some
mighty interesting play 10 offer the large
crowd OF net enthusiasts who were on
deck.
In fact, the brand OF tennis played
was far better than ANYBODY expected,
apd those old-timerS who were around
the courts are confident that Indianapo-
lis VIII advance rapidly IN the net ranks
during the next few years.
1919 CHAMP
SHOWS FORM.
Milton Petrovi.sky, 1919 junior cham.
pion. had easy sailing in his FIRST round
match, defeating Earl Robinson in
straight sets. 81, 81, without having
TO slow all OF his strength.
leader. made bis debut IN Junior play
With a Ga, CO Victory over Wiiiiam
Fletcher rangy southpaw, who made
bis opponent hght hard for every point.
Howard Laughner and Morris Schwab.
drawing hrst round byes In the junior
tourney, played their second round match
yesterday and Laughner went up into
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