Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-12
Western Tourney FavOrites in
Feature Matches on Wood
stock Courts.
Net Card Today
SECOND ROUND,
10 a. M.


Cont Three-Jack Eaglesf1eld INDIAN
zpoIis) vs. Isadore Adler IndiAnapohsl.
Court Four-GeOrge StaEbuck lnd1an-
aoplisl ". Charles Trask Indlanapolis)-
Court Five-C. v. Zellsr (Chicagol VS..
Herbert Dollhouse Qndianqpolis).
THIRD ROUND.
. p. M
Court One-RIrk Reid (Cleveland) vs..
winner EagIesfield-Adler match
Court Two-FritZ Bastian INDIAN
apoIis) rs. winner StarSuek-Trask match
5 p. m
Court One-CIifton Il. Herd Chicago
California; vs.. j. II. Ehlers INDIAN
spolisl.
court Two-Lucien williams Chicago
YaIs) vs. Jack Mckay OndianapOlis).
curt Three-Winner Of TaylOr-Stewart
rs. winner CT ZeIIer- EclIhouse.
Court Four-RaIph Burdick INDIAN
apolisA v. winner Crane-BOrinstein-
- p. M
Court One-Vincent Richards (Yonkers)
IS. w. G.. Wirthwein columbus, o.
Court TwO-Fred Appel undianapolis)
vs. winner Hennessey-Orme.
With the kinks shaken out of the play
as a result OF limbering up drills with the
lesser lights Saturday afternoon and yes
ferdav. the stars OF the Western tennis
,sorld were set for the oDeninS OF their
big scraps on the Woodstock Country
Club courts this afternoon
The fans saw some good tennis Satur-
day and yesterday, because the feature
performers all ran true to form and IN
covered the smartest play layout that IN
dianapolis has seen for many a day, bet
the two days Of play just about weeded
the field OF the young but ambitious
players. and this was the day Tor the
start OF the Star rs. Star scraps
For instance, Fritz Bastian, one OF the
headliners of the Indianapolis game, this
afternoon was scheduled 20 meet Kirk
Reid, provided they both came through
with victories in a pair OF early matches
Vincent Richards. NOnkers wizard, was
to make his first appearance on the
Woodstock courts this afternoon against
q worth while opponent, Walter Wlrth-
vein, Cleveland singles champ, and sim
giles champ OF Ohio State University.
Wirthwefn has shown some remarkable
class in his early matches, and IL was
thought that he would cause the boy from
New York TO get right down 10 business
with the first tap Of the gong.
J. h Ehlers, g new Indianapolis player,
who comes out OF Minneapolis, was 70
take on Clifford Herd OF Pasadena, Cal,
IN another feature tilt this afternoon
Herd. the man who beat Johnny Hennes-
sey at Chicago recently. and who Is dOped
10 meet the Indianapolis flash IN the
semi-nnals OF this tourney. has shown his
credentials for ranking with the stars,
but Ehlers, one OF the steadiest players
that ever romped an Indianapolis court,
was ready to make him give reason for
his every check on the score sheet.
Jack Mckay, tie veteran local player,
was In for a busy session with Lucian
Williams, Chicago representative, today
Williams belongs at the head Of the class
and was easily the favOrite over Mckay,
Of the interesting variety.
They can say what they viii about the
starlights from here. and the starlights
from there, but there is not player IN
the tournament who will not have 10
show more than he has 10 date IN order
to get over the hurdles with our own
has them all talking IN funny tones. tie
visiting players and the local fans alike.
Johnny is showing the form In his early
matches that generally comes with the
championship tits, but one could never
tell from looking that he is exerting him
self in the least. Johnny went 70 battle
with Willis Fulton, Cleveland and WoOs-
ter College star. yesterday afternoon. and
rode him out OF the tourney on 60, 4
scores. Fulton is not the sort of play r
to lose by those ecores 70 an ordlns ~
opponent. He IL. to say the least, bill
liant performer ana one who knows ne
game, but no matter what he did with
the sphere yesterday afternoon, Johnny
was always in there to meet him, and
rush him of his feet. HennesSey IS just
naturally running wild on the court, lac
ing the ball from all positions and angles,
and his drives are going IS true as the
bullet from marksmans ride Today
then come back for party with Fred
Appel
Frambes OF Columbus. Ohio. went three
sets before the local player was returned
the victor. These players were matched
for good scrap, and they offered what
might be classed as 4 good seminal to
the Hennessey Fulton affair, which fol-
lowed shortly as the big feature Of the
day. FultOn's winning score was 10,
20, OF.
Kirke Reid yesterday passed Glenn
Neaville. Danville, Ind, and Louis Sa
galowsky, Indianapolis boy champ. Nea
Vile went down 60 60 and Sagalowsky
was handed the short end Of a 81, 81
deal Reid seemed TO take an interest
in the work of the high as the net" Kid
champ, giving him pointers all during
their. little party. then taking him OF to
one side and giving him a few extra mo
ments of schooling after the coast was
clear. The yOungster seemed happier
when he finally headed for the dressing
rooms than he did after winning his
title last season.
GUY Dixon. Indianapolis Junior champ
was minus his old nervousness when he
came up for his match with Fritz Bas-
tian. and the pair put on an enjoyable
little "a, SIS performance, with Guy.
naturally, on the short end. Fritz didn't
make Il too tough on his youthful Op-
pOnent, and there was considerable talk
of real craftsmanship around the
courts after the match was concluded.
Entries for the mems doubles close at
O'Clock tonight and the draw will be
made shortly after.
walter Wirthwein columbus, o. de-
feated X. Bastian (Indlanapoisl, 60. de-
fault.
Kirk Reid (Clevelandy defeated Glenn
Neavllle (Danville), 60. 60.
F. Bastian Cndianapolis) defeated Dix
on QndianapOlis). 6-1, 6-3.
J. II. DarnaIl (Lebanon) defeated
Harold Cash (Indisnspolis), 81, 81
George Starbuck (indisnapolisl de-
feated R. H. Bradley (ToledO), by de-
Charles Trask nndianapolis) defeated
Leo Lunn (ChicsgOl, 81. 81.
'Tweet'' Borinstein Qndianapolis) de-
fested Sam Sutphin Qndianapolis) by
Richard Crane UndianapoHs) defeated
I. Watt Pugh (IndianapOlis) by de-
Allen Carey Undianapolis) defeated C.
L. Frederick fChicago), "a, O.
Lueian Williams (Chicago-Yale) de-
George l. Denny lIndianapois) de-
Jack Mckay indianapolis defeated
r. F. Woods (Chicago), g. SO.
d. W. Mcleod Pittsburgh defeated
Arthur Hubbell (Chicagol by default.
Hence Orme Jr. indianapolis de-
John Hennessey indianapolis de-
feated Willis Fulton Cleveland w ooster).
Harlan Stewart UndianapoIisl defeated
Albrecht Kipp (Indianapolis) by de-
c. V. zerer (Chicago) defeated Leland
Haworth Jr Indiana poIisl. 6-4 "a