Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-08
elton TAKES The STATE HONORS;
MUIR WINS GREAT PLAINS Event

set the local PLAYERS ran away with
every q W the sixth one. Two
OF the games were contested through
deuce, the opening for fourteen
points, the third ten.
The count stood 80 in their favor in
the second set when the play went
into the longest Sdeuce game Of the
match, eighteen points being played,
before the Jamestown youths finally
COPIED two points in succession and
tied the game score. Murphy and
team switched to the front again ny
next three games straight.
After the first four games Of play,
in which the visiting men won two
gaFp e in the last set, the outcome Of
the match was never IN doubt. Wil-
kersop and Elton won out in this set
So.
Women's Doubles.
Miss Gray and Miss Douglas won
the opening game Of the first set Of
their match, allowing their opponents
but two points, to lose the next three
games straight with the same number
Of points per sgame to their credit
as Mrs. Bemis and Miss Eaton had
taken in the first one. In some way or
another they rallied with a 81 score
against them and took four games,
gave the opposing players one, and
took the final one, winning the set
ga
Play went more evenly in the seq
ondg set. The first game went to the
local ladies, the second to the visitors,
the third to the locals, and the fourth
to the visitors. Miss Gray and. Miss
Douglas then won two frames, to let
Mrs. Remis and Miss Eaton do the
same thing. The former took the
next set, with the two out-of-tnWp
players struggling for dear life, to res
cue the set and match. They made the
rescue, but 1t did them little good, for
in the next two games the Grand
Forks girls took the. count and won
the match. "' N- l.1
State Doubles.
In the state doubles Hubert and
! Muir won the first game from Me-
lIntyre and Blaisdell, lost the next two
and took the next five straight. None
Of the games went into deuce except.
ing the first win for the Minot mer
and the third for the Fargo players
Point score for the set vas extremely
low, 29-1S. in eight games of play
In the SECOND set the Minot player:
took only the third game, but rar
three others into deuce.
Apparently the match was to hs
cinched in the third set for the Farg'
men, according to the opening play
The first game went to them with lit
tbs trouble on their part. But playing
the second game to deuce, McIntyr'
and Blaisdell went into a series o
wins, taking the next three games
The next two frames were, alteFnated
the next two taken by Hubert an
Muir, and the last two favorable t
Mcintyre and B%laisdell. scare: AZ
The streak Of leading play show
by the Mipot men petered out afte
the first four games of the fourtl
set, in which they won two games
In the last four games they won onl
six points.
Northern Great Plains,
In the opening set of the Norther
Great Plains doubles, Elton and VII
werson kept Hubert and Muir com
pletely at their mercy, allowing ther
4 only two out of the eight game
played, these two being the first an
the fourth. But in the second Sc
they came back strong and won tn
first three games of play, put Elto
and Wilkerson through deuce hefot
giving up the fourth, ana took tn
!, fifth. The two local players the
rallied and walked away with thre
games. The last two games OF tn
set went to Muir and Hubert but ne
until after twenty-five points Of pla,
both going into extra points.
An interesting fight was put up !