Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-31
STATE METERS
PICK UP SPEED
Favorites Sail Through Early
Rounds Without Trouble
Sagalowsky Wins.

FIT. WAYNE, Ind. Aug. S1.-This Is
too early for things Of feature class to
happen in the Indiana State open tennis
championships on the Fl Wayne Coun-
try Club courts. Today, like Monday and
Tuesday, was to be given over to the
elimination of the '.lesser lights and the
starlights were having a great time
romping through the early rounds, get
ing little more than limbering up Work.
Thirty four matches were ran on on
the four Country Club courts yesterday.
which explains the speed with which the
elimination work is being carried on.
Matches were in progress every minute
of the day from 10 o'clock In the morning
until dusk settled over the courts.
Little Julius Sagalowsky, Indianapolis
newly crowned national boy champion,
put in his sppea rance yesterday and wenL
into the second round when he trounced
Ralph Hicks of Ft. Wayne, 60, Ga.
Johnny Hennessey, Fritz Bastlan ana
Ralph Burdick, the Indianapolis speed
merchants, who are figured to put up
the hardest battle for the championship
this year, all went through yesterday
matches without trouble.
Hennessey and Burdick, present moan
apolls city champ, each got rid Of two
opponents, while Bastian was content
to win one match, getting z. ID. FRANK
enstein Of Chicago out Of his path 6en-
nessey defeated Carr Of Gary ana NIL
l.
mated Bennett Of 1T. Wayne and Strouse
Of Columbia City.
Thirty one teams were entered in the
doubles play, scheduled to get under way
some time today, and hot competition was
expected along this line. Some crack
combinations have lined up for this
event, and the favorite Hennessey Bur
dick quo should find lot OF trouble
getting through.
pprfad IN he in
beers, and 1t is likely that play will not
open In this division until Thursday.
The results of yesterdays matches fol
~" FIRST ROUND.
C. A. Burton, For: Wayne. defeated
Allen Carey, indianapolis. by default. -,
Il. P. Westenhaver, Cleveland, defeated
Ted Schroeder, Fort Wayne, o.. ~
Hence orme il. i indian 2 q defeated
Fritz Bastian, indianapolis, defeated
f. B. Frankenstein, Chicago, 90, Ga.
Charles Hodgeman, Fort Wayne, de-
feated L. c. Maser, Chicago, by default
Maurice ~ Zee Rowan, Chicago, rs, ga.
Robert PoIlak, Fort wayne, defeated
R. +. Woods. Chicago, by default;
Albrecht Kipp, Indianapolis, defea5e9d
George Starbuck, indianapolis, defeatec
Robert Staufrer, Fort Wayne. O. l-6, vs.,
F. A. Olson, Gary, defeated Odlus
willis Fulton. Toledo, defeated I. ].
W. G. Hoag, Indianapolis, defeated
James e. Taylor, Terre Haute, So, 81,
Jack Mckee, indianapolis, defeated l..
E. Hoover, NaDpanee, 81, 81.
E. J. Gawehn, Fort Wayne, defeated 4
A. Parker, Grand Rapids, Mich, O. To-
Julius sagalowsky, Indianapolis, de-
feated RaIrh Hicks, Fort Wayne, o-3, b-4.
Jerome & Her. Fort Wayne, defeated c.
L. Frederieks, Chicago, by default
John Hennessey, Indianapolis, defeated
Bailey Fesler. indianapolis, defeated
Robert Bradley, Toledo. by default.
Fred Appel, indianapolis, defeated
Lester Dunn. Fort Wayne by default.
=. J. Weber. Chicago defeated Arthur
Parry, Fort Wayne. 20. 60. .
Fogelson, Chicago, 6-1. 90
6. A. Centlivre, Fort Wayne. defeated
H T. Osborn, Gary, 6-1, 10, CT.
Walter G. Wirthwein, Columbus, Ohio,
defeated Lee Gignilliat, Culver. 81, 90.
Z. T. Crecraft, franklin. defeated John
o. Crafts, Toledo, by default
H. Piper, Muskegon, defeated c. G.
Mulholland, Fort Wayne, SO, 81, "a.
Ralph Burdick, Indianapolis, defeated
A. K Strouse, Columbia City, ca, 6-3.
SECOND ROUND.
Burdick defeated Bonnett, Ell s-4.
Piper defeated Crecre!t, Ga, Go.
wIrthwein defeated Merkel. SO. 80. rs.
Munz. defeated Centli7re, %, Ga.
Hennessey defeated Miller, 6-1, es.
Fulton defeated Olson, CT, Cd.
Stephens defeated starbuck, 4-6. Go, "a.
Eipp defeated Pollak, 90, 81.
Hodgman defeated Hall, SO, CT.
Westenhaver defeated Burton, 614, e-3