Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
KUMAGAE BREAKS INTO
OLD DOMINION TOURNEY
Japanese Nctman Wins Match From
Cabcll in Addition to
Two Others.
MINED DOUBLES BEGIN TODAY
"omen's Matches Start With Fast
oihgics = Charcst and Kcllchcr
Appear to BE Stars - Bufor,I
Reaches Third Day.

chiyh kumatac. OF Japan. entered
me Ola Dominion tcnnie tournn,uon;
:"stefday and played "A game. which
- easily the fcatur" of tho dav
~ 'Iin defender Won three matches
waterway. one by default. and wil
.htc, the finals. which viii bo h,..I
"'thin the next three days.
', ty began yesterday morning by
! o'clock. IN" dag being id"aii for
tennis With tn" arrival of unst - .
the contestants who hi,d boon nttrnJ.
ing the delayed tournament, n, Sor-
iolk and the d'hu, OF the women
entrants. the tourney got fairly un-
der way.
IhG most interesting event of tho
nay wa me match between KumaEnc
"a NJ T. which III" former won.
,hnh ~. Shoots match with IN.
ior'iEh invader was dc!aul,nd Ia,.r
IN inc day, V. VI Manning. of Grnc,
n,e' ; G., lost TO kumagac. ga
~ G NJ. Kel!cher. of New York. ar
,iHcd yesterday morning and me,
montague, whom he defeated GI ,rb
~ Judging from his piavjng yrA
,"rdhy. II seems that Knliehrr ana
kumaEac ar" the most forpIaal,,a
one-\rm PInyer Does We'll.
- ~ 'haftsi, OF baltimore, who IL,
"h"-nrm"d contestant, mad. an
,r"ciaIy good showin,: Yesterday.
!" Won his match with r } Mnurnn.
~ WhSh tnrton. and had mn. trouble
defeating Cary, G-I and Ga.
u" matches scheduled in won,an's
h'hsLes FOR yesterday AID the duy.
n"i"r" w"r" played Yesterday Mrs.
Mh,u"cH' OF Richmond. defeated Miss
~ t"ht' 10 ana "a This ,vas Ia.
most int"r.etiul; of tho .yn,nr,'s
matches probably because the Victor
Was q local player
o%inpietc results OF yes,erday'a
'n"n's singles follow.
cor" pf WASHINGTON. boat Cn,np-
pen. - ana go! E-cocX boat : POL
."r" 81 and So, Swcony beat I,ier.
81 ana i.l, " r. Jones. Of Norfol.'
heat l.afsrty 1-5 and G-3: Graham
heat carrjug'ou. So ana ga EIrorI
beat S"nft 5-o ana 90. Gray beat
smith. ny dc:ault Smoot beat I.a.ton.
hy default kumaEHr boat CabelI. 80
ana 60 f. GwaIhmey bcn, g. Harris.
~" ana l--ln Sw""ny beat Bocock
~ ana "-3; ku'uurac G.at Srnp0,.
ny HrihnIl Manning h"ai Foster 90
and al keu"h"r bear Mon,arn., 6 i
ana Go, W cary beat Newton. hy
I"iaGii. Charcst beat Mnnrau. nv do
,a"i, ohAr"si beat Cary. 81 AID s-3
licckinan beat iiodg". Sc and 6
krinnran beat Manning. Ga and g. ,
ia beat twathmcy. co ana 60.
Gordon beat crump, 7-J, SO and Ga.
The results OF wcm"n's singles FOL-
No." MI, MS. Miiis OF orange, y j,
al .
MIS- Margaret puniop. OF New York.
beat Miss Taylor. ia and IS. Mrs.
Wh!tirck. ~ Richmond. beat MISS Du-
pont. 10 ana Ct Mrs. t. l. S,-uz.
OF New York. beat Miss l. Scott. 60
. and SO. Miss Wagner boa, Ntss A.
HAYES. by default. Miss Bun. % Nor
FOLK. bent Mics MHrcusc. by default.
MISS if1!!!n. or New York. beat Miss
pabn"v SO ami G-I: Miss Wagner
beat MISS Margaret Dunlop. g.. and
t3. MISS i.cVcndIc, of New Orleans.
beat MISC VI. Haw"s Go and 60:
Miss Parrish heat Miss Cumming.
ll9. lG and Ga,
Mems doubles. womcu's doubles and
mixed doubles Will be begun today.
aud viii be continued through the
week. The parrings had rot been
completed last might. some of the
players not having arrived.
Expect i.nrEc Crowd To-day.
y larger gallery than tn" unusually
numerous on" which witnessed YES
tcrday's matches Is expected 10 at
tend today Tho second appearance
Of knmagI" and the arrival OF
Eengstnn combine 10 make this big.
day
IN" following are the women en-
tIants in ,odays singles: Mrs. Mills
~. Miss Mercer Dunlop, Mrs StcnZ
~ Miss L-genirc: Miss Parrish vs.
Miss Wagner
Six singles arc scheduled between
men contestants today, all OF which
Hr- features. Jones viii onp0sc
Y"nrk"n Gray viii meet BcnEston.
Fcll.hsr viii play ChHrcst. kurnagac
viii meet Han. and Ycnckcn viii op-
pose Gore.