Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Contests for City
Net Championships
Reach LGte Rounds
SeDli-FindE Berth at Stake in
Mems PIdy-WOHieH
Offer Feature.

There were down to the business OF
deciding semi-final round eontenders IN
the indianapolis tennis champ iouships on
the Hawthorn courts this afternoon.
Ralp Burdick, who has been furnishing
the feature play right along, went into
the round before the finals yesterday
with vace of victories and today six
or the city leading players were 10 bat
tie for the remaining three berths.
The veteran Charley Trask was to op
pose Leland Haworth. one Of the city's
Younger sensations for the right to meet
Burdick Ia the upper bracket while
tommy Hennessey. present champ. and
Fred Appel and Albrect Kipp and
George Starbuck were to furnish the en-
tertainment In the lower bracket And
here the fans had a guarantee Of three
contests Of championship caliber
The contestants for the womens title
also were to scrap for semi final round
Berths. while first and second round
play was scheduled in the mems doubles
and initial round matches were the order
in the mixed doubles
Yesterday = offerings were according TO
schedule, with the favorites coming
through the competition In fine style The
nearest thing to disappointment for the
tans was the manner In which Koehler
and Ehlers stacked up against Burdick
Il was expected that Henuessey's side
Kick would find the going rather rough
against these two players but he was
far too good for them. winning both
matches In straight sets and with com
parative ease
Hennessey finally got started yester-
day and took Adler and Coons down the
line without a Bit OF trouble Albrecht
Kipp. one Of the old stars. also came
along with brace Of victories over Fred
Grumme and Richard Hill
The doubles matches furnished some
more feature play. with several classy
combinations showing up throughout the
afternoon.
Mrs II s Adams went through two
rounds Of play IN the women's tourney
getting a default from Eloise Ludlow IN
the hrst round aud stopping Miss Byrne
so. SO. In the second round. Mrs l.
Watt Pugh also went through two
rounds, defeating Miss Fike and Miss
Bohnenkamp IN easy fashion.
Yesterdays results follow:
Men's Singles Second Round Darnau
defeated Meyer. 90. 90: Trssk defeated
Gavin. 90 61. Sapp defeated Mckay by
default: Ripp defeated Grumme. go. SO (.
Appel defeated Schumacher OIL. 60;
Coons defeated Zerkel by default: Hen
Messy defeated Adler. CO. go.
Third Round Burdick defented Koch
Ter, 6-3, 61; Haworth defeated Sapp by
default Kipp defeated Hill 81. Gil star
buck defeated Overstreet, Ga, 50 Appe,
defeated Galpln, 81. 60; Hennessey de
feated Coons, 81, o.; Trask defeated
l}hrHaIl, Oh. o..
Fourth Round-Burdick defeated
Ehlers, G-3. so
Mems Doubles Preliminary Round
Darnall and Coons defeated Atkins and
Crane by default: Richards and Adler
defeated Mol and Moll. 90, 20. 90: Man
gan and Bacon defeated Walker and
Munro, SO. 1-6. 6-1
First Round-Ehlers and Trask de-.
feated Gsvey aud Borinstein. 1910, 6-S
ManRan and Bacon defeated Taylor and
Taylor. 63 40 rs; Miller and Fayne
defeated Conn and Kiser. 6-s, 1913, Ga
Starbuck and Parker defeated Adler and
Mills. "a, Sc
Womens Singles First Round-Miss
Lavena Fisher defeated Miss Lucille
Bailey by default Miss Randall defeated
Miss Lindstrom, go, Sc; Mrs Pugh de-
feated Miss Fix. so. 6-1; Miss Bohnen-
kamp defeated Miss Sagalowsky by de-
fault Miss Baker defeated Mrs Trout
wine Ga Ell; Miss Bosom defeated Miss
Hsworth, 6-S 5 3, rs: Mrs. H. s. Adams
defeated Miss Ludlow by default: Miss
! Byrne defeated Mrs. FNckinger by de
fault
Second Round-Mrs Pugh defeated
Miss Bohnenkamp. CT, go; Mrs. II. S.
Adams defeated Miss Byrne, 60 60
In the mixed doubles. the three byes
through the first round went to Ha
worth and Haworth, Troutwine and
TrOutwine and Bosom aud Rud6ell.