Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-13
PLAYERS HEAD
FOR FINISH OF
WESTERN RACE
Survivors Today Play Tennis
Semi-Finals Tomorrow
Local Players In.
DOUBLES SCRAP OPENS
Net Card Today
MEMS SINGLES.

8:S0-FritZ Bastlan IndianapOlis) VS..
Ralph Burdiclx Indianapolisl.
4:00-John Hennessey IndianapOlis)
vs.. Lucian Williams (Chicago-Yale).
4:3O-Vincent Richards CYonkers, y.
H. vs.. Kirk Reid (CleveIand).
MEMS DOUBLES.
Preliminary Round
q 100 p. Nj
Court 3-KirkhOfT and partner Undian-
nPolisl VS.. Galloway and Kaylor INDIAN
Court s-Haworth and Orme INDIAN
apolis) vs.. Crane and Atkins undianap-
olis).
Court s-Meyers and Stewart tIndian-
apolisl vs.. Crane and Atkins Qndian-
Court 5-ZeHer and Frederick tChicagO)
vs.. Dixon and SagalOwsky QndianaPo-
C4.so p. NJ
Court S-Worthwein and Frambes (CO-
lumbus, Oho) vs.. Joss and partner I'm
Court 5-Coons and DarnaH (Lebanon)
VS.. Adler and Manifold Undianapoiis)-
Eight racquet swingers. three Of them
local stars, remained to take part in
today's Western tennis championships on
the Woodstock Country Club courts.
The card for this afternoon carried the
stamp Of national class: the players were
as evenly matched as possible, and the
fans were ready to accept victory from
any four. realizing that any one Of those
who were still in the game today might
90 right through TO battle with Walter
7. Hayes for the sectional laurels in the
challenge round
Johnny Hennessey. Ralph Burdick and
Fritz Bastian were the Indianapolis
players still among those present today.
They have shown good FORM IN the tour
ney, and the fans were sure that they
would uphold their part Of the fight well
today.
BIG TASK FOR
OUR JOHNNY.
Johnny Hennesssey, champion Of
everything in and around Indiana. was
confronted with one OF the most difficult
tasks OF his long and spectacular career
that OF dropping Lucian Williams. Yale
court captain. Here are two players al
most as much alike as two peas In a
pod. Both are tall and rangy, they travel
the court ike whirlwinds and they slam
the old sphere for all there IS IN II
Williams came here with quite q repu-
tstion. and since his arrival he has shown
that the credit is justly due him es-
terday afternoon the youngster settled
accounts with Jack Mckay. and did It
IN such a manner as to draw the aJten-
ton Of every fan on the grounds The
scores were e.. 81.
Hennessey. however. was expected By
his admirers to take the Yale star back
a pace OF two this afternoon The lndl-
annapolis yOungster has been playing
well-nigh unbeatable tennis for the last
few days and his heart and soul was
r. set on passing Williams, because he
wants TO get through ana take charge OF
Clifford Herd, the California PLAYER. who
fa zone TO the good over tommy Y
Herd and HeUnessey come through VIC
toriOus they m,4t in the semi -nnals to-
morrow afternoon and that's when the
fun viii start
Herd this afternoon was on the books
70 meet c. Y. Zeller. q Chicago star who
has had easy sailing through the pre-
limiHsrT rounds
YONKERS YOUTH
DISPLAYS CLASS
Vincent Richards. Yonkers, =. Y put
In his appearance on the courts yesterday
afternoon. and proceeded TO thump Wal
ter Wirthwein. Ohio Stsie University
champion, GO. 81 As the score shows,
Richards Just about had things his own
way in the match. and at the same time
Il did not seem though he was putting
out everything that he had. The national
junior champ is one Of the very best
players indianapolis has ever seen Ia &C.
ton. and he can b. relied upon 10 give
the fans all they might ask for from now
until the tourney closes.
Richards had q lot OF work 70 look
after this afternoon, being scheduled
against Kirk Reid. the Cleveland flash
Reid was prepared for his tilt with the
youthful wizard. and carried fond hopes
OF turning trick that would wreck tons
and tons OF tennis done
Yesterdays result follow:
SECOND ROUND.
Jack EagleSheld fIndianapolisl de
, feated Isadore Adler tIndianapoIs),
George starbuck indianapolis, de-
feoted Charles Trask (Tndianapolisl,
ts'Tweet" Borinstein rndianapolfs) de-
f%ted Richard Crane Qndfauapolis).
pm. Hennes.ey Gndianaror.o de-
feated Hence Orme, Jr. Undianapolls),
Milan Stewart Undianapolisl de-
feates Heber Taylor (Indianapolis). 1-6.
& v zeler tchicago) defeated Herbert
Eckhouae indianapolis. ell 60
THIRD ROUND.
Kirk Reid (Cleveland) defeated Jack
Eaglesield IndianapOlisl. So. 60
George Starbuck (Indianapolis). Ct. 10.
Clifton 3. Herd fChics go California;
defeated J. H Ehlers Qndianapolis).
Eucian Williams CChicaeo- Yale) de-
feated Jack Mckay Qndianapolis). 60,
c. Y. zeller tChicaro) defeated Har-
Ian Stewart 0ndianapolis). 63 6-3.
Ralph Burdick indianapolis defeated
"Tweet" BOrinstein Indianapolis by de-
fault
Vincent Richards CYonkers. \. " de-
feated Walter G. Wirthwein columbus.
John Hennessey undianapoIs) de-
teated Fred Appel (IndianapOlis), CO, 6-1-
DOUBLES DRAW.
Draw for the doubles announced last
night, showed the pairings as follows:
kirkhOff and partner nndianapols) VS..
Galloway and Kaylor (IndianapOlis).
Haworth and Orme GudianapOlis) vs..
DOrey and Carey Qndianapolisl.
Meyers and Stewart Indianap0Is) vs..
Crane and Atkins Indisnapoisl.
Zeller and Frederick (Chicag0l VS.. Dix
on and SagalOwsky (IndianapOlis).
Worthwein and Frambes columbus,
Ohio VS.. Joss and partner INDIAN
apolis).
COons and Darnan fLebanon) vs.. Ad-
Ter and Manifold IndianapOlis)
Hayes and Herd (ChicagOl VS.. Star
buck and Parker IndianapOlis).
Appel and Humes Indianapolis) vs..
ManCan and Bacon QndianRpOiis5.
Mckay CndianapOlis) and Richards
fYonkers. y. " vs.. winner Of Kirkhoff
and partner VS.. Galloway and Kaylor
Winners Of COOns and Darnall-Adler
and Manifold VS.. Hennessey and Burdick
IndianR pOlis).
Trask and Ea glesfeld Undianapolis)
VS.. Reid and Fulton (Cleveland).
Ehlers and KOehler QndianapOlis) VS.
Williams lChicagO-Yale) and Bastian
undianspOlis).
Butler of Blues Wants