The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-06
NEARING DECISION ON
COUNTY TENNIS WINS

County tennis champions were to be
decided Tuesday afternoon when the
tennis tourney staged by the Rich
mond Tennis association was to be
continued. Due to the fact that there
were so many entries in the meet all
the games were not completed Mon
day. Some fast tennis was displayed
in the matches Monday afternoon.
Shell Simmons, doped as a contender
for the championship. probably played
in the hardest luck of any of the con-
testants. He drew two of the best
players in his first two matches.
During the days play there were
S62 games played. OF this number,
Simmons participated in 126 games, or
about one-seventh of the total games
played. He also played in the longest
match of the day, losing a 14-12 set.
Tuesday afternoon in the singles,
Radutsky was to play 1sley; Evers-
man was to default to the winner CT
this match, thus giving Kellum the
right to play the winner of the Radut-
sky-Isley match. Eversman was fore
ed to default his match due to the fact
that he had to leave for school Tues
day
The mems doubles will be decided
between Harrington-Radutsk and
Kellum- Nicholson This match should
prove a good one, Harrington and
Radutsky going to the finals with only
one set lost. Kellum and Nicholson
are the Earlham college champs and
should trip the older pair.
The girls singles will be decided
between Buelah Brown and Marie
Kaufman. Both girls play about the
same brand of game and good match
should be played.
Mems Singles.
Ball-Speaker, 60, 90; Holaday-Rob
erts, 60, 60; Radutsky-Ward, 81, 60;
Pilgrim defaulted to Elias; Isley-Wil
son, 60, 6-3; Thomas defaulted to
Rost; Lemon defaulted to Jones; Ross
defaulted TO Harrington; Simmons
Hawekotte, 6-1, 60: Nicholson, Meyers
81, Ga; Phillips defaulted to Often;
Eversman-king 6-3, so; Rethmeyer
Saines, 6-1, 60; Kellum-Keyes, so, 81
H. Ellsbury- Bantz, 81; 6-3; EllsburN
defaulted to Barte1; Harkins defaulted
to Todd Todd defaulted to Barteli
Jones, Rost, 81. 6-1; Simmons
Harrington, As. 81, 60; Nicholson
Brady, IS, 6-1, 60; Ball-Otten, 60, 6-3
observation-disclosures 60, 60; Kellum
Bartel 81, 60 Jones-Simmons, As
14-12, 60; Nicholson-Ball, 63, Sc.
Mems Doubles.
Keyes and Eversman-Rethmey ant
King, 6-9, 6-3; Rost and Elias won OIL
default; Roberts and Bartel won OF
default: Kellum and Nicholson-Ottel
and Watt, 81, 81; Speaker and Saline:
won on default; Lahrman and Beck
man won on default; Harrington ant
Radutsky-T. c. Harrington and Baker
| So. Ga, GA; Eversman and Keyes-Mey
ers and Ward, 81, 6-1; Rost and Elias
! Roberts and Bartel, 60, 60; kellun
and Nicholson-Speaker and Saines
/ 60, 60; Lahrman and Beckman-Bant
and Hawekotte, 81, 60; Rethmeye
and Simmons Dairy and Ellsbury, g.
| Ga: Brady and Ball won on default
| Harrington and Radutsky-Isley AM
Holiday, 60, 60; Eversman and Key
es-Rost and Elias. so, 6-9: Rethmeye
and Simmons-Brady and Ball, SO. &c
rs; Harrington and Radutsky-Evers
man and Keyes, 6-3, GA; Kellum an
Nicholson-Brady and Ball, 6-3, 6-3.
Women's Singles.
Brown-Loehr, 6-S, 81, GA; Richards
McCune, GA, 60; Haworth-Castatol
81, 81; Pierce-Cowgill, 60, co. No
Mihn-Jay, So. rs. IS Brown-Rict
ards 6-3, 6-1; Haworth-Pierce, Ga, rs
Kauffman-Edw 6-1: 81; Brown
McMinn, 81, 60; ortt
6-2, 60.