Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
HENNESSEY AND
STARBUCK HOLD
NET INTEREST
Johnny Meets George in City
Tourney Semi Finals
Trask Plays Burdick.
OTHER BIG MATCHES
Net Card Today
MEMS SINGLES.

MEMS SINGLES.
Semi Final Round
p. m.-Ralph Burdick vs.. Charles
Trask; John HeBSsssey rs. George star
buck.
MEMS DOUBLES.
Third Round,
$50 D. m.-Starbuck and Parker vs..
Oarnall and CoOns; Mangan and Bacon
Is. Kip and Appel
Semi Final Round
30 2. m.-Winner of Starbuck Parker
and Darnan- Coons match rs. Ehlers and
hipp- Appel match VS.. Hennessey and
Burdick.
WOME@s SINGLES.
Semi Final iSxlnd-
8 2. miss Lavena Risher vs. Mrs. l.
Watt Pugh; Mrs. II. s. Adams VS.. Miss
Rose Mary Bosom.
MINED DOUBLES.
Second Round
20 p. MIR. and Mrs. Harry Trout
wine vs.. Leland and Anna Haworth.
D. m.-hT. and Mrs. l. Watt Pugh vs.
Isadore Adler and Lavena Fisher; Mr.
and Mrs. Il S. Adams Us. Miss Bosom
and Mr.. RuddeH.
Semi Final Round
- 2. m.-Ni1ner Of IrOutWine- Trout
wine and HaW0rth -Haworth match vs.
winner of Pugh-Pugh vs.. Adler Fisher
match; winner OF Adams Adams and B0s.
son Ruddeu match IS. Guy Dixon and
Bonnie Baker.
George Starbuck. Hawthorn player who
has been showing "sterner STUFF lately,
stood in q fair way to grab of a nice
slice Of fame this afternoon.
George was pitted against the we'll
known Johnny, eldest son Of the Hen
uessey household in the semi-6nal round
Of the Indianapolis city tennis champion
ships on the Hawthorn courts this after
noon and all lie had to do to become
court hero was to win. This little job
u winning a tennis match did not seem
Ike such a much for one 50 big and
husky as George but-weu, anyway,
George and Johnny bad the spotlight
signal set for this afternoon and lot Of
lGps were turning out to watch them go.
Charley Trask. one Of the older boys
yoGngster, and Ralph Burdick, who,
rated as one Of Chica COS leading lights
in the tennis line before coming to In
dianapolis q few short months ago, were
The other semi final round scrappers, and
here was a match that also promised
considerable fun for the gallery.
Ralph was the favorite IN this half OF
the draw, but Charley is q gent not to
le fooled with, and many of the older
leads were fearing for the scalp Of the
hap from Chicago.
The winners Of these matches go TO the
mat tomorrow afternoon in the contest
that Unrevels the city tangle for 1921.
Henuessey. twO-ttme Indianapolis champ.
and holder Of all other tries concerning
~oosier racquet swingers mostly, IS
booked for throu~~l passage in the
tourney again this year, which means
that by tomorrow night, If his ship ts
not wrecked he viii have obtained
permanent possession Of the Charles
Mayer trophy of three legs.
Semi-fiDal round scraps were carded in
all divisions on the tournament this aft
craoon, and promise Of some clever WON
ems singles, mems doubles and mixed
doubles entertainment was given out In
abundance
Nothing that was not expected hap
peued during the course Of play yester
day afternoon. Burdick. who won his
way into the semi-tiuals Thursday, took
q rest. while HeunesSey defeated Fred
Appel Starbuck dropped Albrecht Kipp
md Trask defeated the Haworth kid.
Young HaWOrth was the last of ths
Youngsters to drop from the meet and
his play throughout the tourney is de
serving Of special mention. The young
ster is showing a rapidly improving
game. and it is not going to be very
long before he steps out as one Of the
clsssiest little fellows Indianapolis has
ever had.
Eennessey and Burdick went through
to the semi finals Of the mixed doubles
with f victory over Guy Dixon and Ju-
Illus SagalOwsky. one Of the youngest
combinations in the city. Today Johnny
and Ralph were 10 meet the winners OF
the Nangan- Bacon and Kipp-Appel
match. Ehlers and Trask were the other
Semi-fnalists. being scheduled to play
the victorious cue Of the Starbuck- Parker
and Darnell- Coons fracas. Z
Some good action was expected in the
womsu's singles this afternoon when Mrs,
L. Watt Pugb went against Miss Levina
Fisher and Mrs II. s. Adams tackled
Miss Rose Mary Bosom in the semi finals
This meant play between four star WON
en- PLAYERS and the results were doubtful
in b0th cases
Miss Fisher defeated Miss Randall with
ease yesterday, and Miss Bosom took
Miss Baker down the line Miss Bosom
had to 80 SIS to win the first set, but
registered shut OUT" ln the second set.
Results Of the matches Friday follow:
MEMS SINGLES.
Fourth Round
Trask defeated Haworth, 81, 60; star
buck defeated Kip, G-3. 1-t, 81; Hen
messy defeat - APPEL; a. 9,2, So
Second Round
Darnall and Coons defea ted Richards
and Alien, 81, Ga; Kip and Appel de
feated Schumacher and Reynolds, 60,
worth and Orme, Sc, rs, 10; Hennes-
sey and Burdick defeated Gavin and Me
Third Round
Ehlers and Trask defeated Miller and
Payne. 90, 6-3: Hennessey and Burdick
defeated Dixon and SagalOwSky, 60, 81.
WONIEN'S SINGLES.
Second Round
Miss Fisher defeated Miss Randall. 6-S.
90; Miss Bosom defeated Miss Baker,
MIXED DOUBLES.
Preliminary Round
Pugh and Pugh defeated Wuench and
Liudstrom, 6-3, 6-3. Adler and Fisher de-
Geated Rabb and Baker, 81, 6-4; Adams
and Adams defeated Randall and Fling
ton. 6 1, 60.