Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
IT'S ALL UP TO
LOCAL TALENT
AT TT. WAYNE
Hennessey Meets Burdick and
Bastian Gets Mckay in
Net li-Finals.
MRS. ADAMS WINS AGAIN

FT. WAYNE, Ind, Sept. Friends
were enemies at Fit. Wayne today. Frien
" enemies, maybe, but enemies-any-
way.
It was the day for Indiana State ten
MS championship semi finals, and John
M Hennessey, HoOsier court pride was
slated against his doubles partner and
..buddie," Ralph Burdlck, and Fritz Bias
.tian was listed to take the veteran Jack
Mckay for q whirl. The four contest
ants hail from Indianapolis.
Hennessey and Bastian were the favor
ties to win today's matches, hands down,
but Burdick and Mckay are players not
to be trlhed with, and the fans are con-
fdent that they would get one of the
court treats of the season in these two
matches.
According to the present run of dope,
another one Ct those Hennessey- Bastian
affairs, the second of the season, is in
the foreground Dick and johnny should
win today, then supply action galore In
the big scrap Saturday. 1t is looking
more ike a Hennessey victory every day.
Mrs. H S. Adams. Indianapolis, won
= second leg on the Charles c. Carr tro-
ply, emblematic Of the wOmen's cham
pionship, when she defeated Mrs. A. E.
REESE Of Saginaw, Mich, in the final
match Of their division The scores were
10, 60
In the mems doubles It looks certain
that Fritz Bastian and Lucian Williams,
Western States doubles champs, will
have to see what they can do against
Hennessey and Burdtck before they get
away with the Hoosier title. These teams
are sailing along without opposition, in
opposite sides Of the draw, and they are
al but certain to meet in the big match.
Jack McKsys victory over Willis Full
ten was the nearest thing to excitement
yesterday. The veteran handed the
youngster a O. SO, defeat in one Of the
best matches of the tournament. The
Foungster had al the pep in the world,
and kept plugging right along until the
last point had been scored against him,
but Mckay was just trick or two better
all the way.
Hennessey had a little trouble with his
side-line and basel line drives. therefore
little trouble with Fred Appel.
Johnny was not SO much off form, how
ever, tn he could not come along with
81. Sc .Ictories.
Ralph Burdick and Fritz Bastian won
their matches with Wirthwein and Kipp.
respectively. without hardly knowing
they had been over the route.
Results of yesterdays matches follow :
MEMS SINGLES.
Fourth Round
Ralph BurdicK, Indianapolis. defeated
Walter G. Wirthwein, Columbus, Ohio.
John Hennessey. Indianapolis, defeated
Fred Appel Indianapolis, 81, SO.
John g. Mckay, Indianapolis, defeated
Willis Fulton, Toledo, "a. 61.
Fritz Bastian, Indianapolis, defea tee
Albrecht Kipp, Indianapolis, ga, Go
WOMEN'S SINGLES.
Final Round
Mrs. Fl. s. Adams, Indianapolis. de
feated Mrs. A. F. Riese, Saginaw, Mich,
rs, c.
MEMS DOUBLES
First Round
Do N-iTriornC cd Hicks
and Crecraft, 81, So.
Appel and Mckay defeated Keegan and
Shambaugh, 6-1, 60.
second Round
Bastian and Williams defeated Plog-
sterth and Ortlieb. 60, 60.
Num- and Piper defeated Parry and
Hodgman, 6-1, 81, 60.
Orsborne and Olson defeated kipp and
Hoag, los, 81 rs.
Fulton and Wirthwein defeated Knox
and O'Brien, 6-1, 60.
Hennessey and Burdick defeated Park
er and Starbuck, Ga, GO.
Burton and Stephens defeated Cent
uyre and Tea german, SO. 60.
Orme and Sagalowsky, Ga, rs.
Bennett and Weber defeated Appel and
Mckay By defaul&
-.aIrd Round
Bastian and Williams defeated NUM-
and Piper, 60. Ga.
Fulton and Wirthwein defeated Ors-
borne and Olson. ga. o.
Hennessey and Burdick defeated Bur
ton and Stephens, 60, 6-3.
Fogelson and Frankenstein defeate
Bennett and Weber, ga, 6-3.