Evening star., 1922-04-02

! Washburn and Davis also Will play
in the tournament and among others
who have accepted invitations are L.
Norris Williams, former national
champion; Beals Wright and NJ. r.
Whitman, former interhationalists;.
! Charles Garland, WHO WAS a member
of the 1920 Davis cup team; 7. Il. PEI,
who is well kuuwH here from past
| participation al Chevy Chase. Julian
5. Myrick. president Of the National
Tennis ASSOCIATION; Leonard BeekmaR
and Hugh Eeneher.
w. I. T.lden, world champion, had
| made known his intention to compete
here. but after his acceptance he was
4, designated, with Lawrence Rice OF
Boston, to play in the East NS. West
matches in California carly in MAY
| and, of course. had 10 cancel his pro-
| posed trip 10 Washington.
Col. Wait c. Johnso. Of the Dunn
barton CLUB has been elected prcSi-
dent Of the Washington Tennis Asso-
citation Col. johnson. who was an atm
!etic director of the y. l.. +. also is a
tennis player of ability, being espe
ciaily strong in the doubles.
Walter Dunlop of Chevy Chase club
fills the office of vice president. while
Lanier p. McLacIlen of Columbia
Country Club is the new secretary
treasurer. Col johnson and Arthur
HELEN, the retiring president, were
| named as a schedule committee, and
will draft list of games for the sea
son during the week.
Dwight u. Davis. donor or the in
ternational tennis cup, is a PLAYER OF
ability at squash racqucts as well as
at the net game. Davis WAS the
fnalist to Coleman Jennings IN The
recent District championship squash
| racquets tourney. played at the
= @l,Hl 1.
after four hard fought sets, l5-lS,
/ i5-l2. 15-S and 1S-1f. Sixteen
| players took part in the event.
| Of the Suburban Tennis League, plans
to get the repreSe Sentatives % that
! circuit together the latter part OF
the week TO make plans for the sea
son. Indications are that the circuit
will be about the same as last year
with the likelihood that a team from
! Takoma Park viii SupDlant the Mont
, rose combination Of Georgetown.
| Holmead. 1921 champion: Euclid
| runner-up, and Racquet already are
! Argyle are almost certain to remain
in the fold. Having joined tho Ma
tional Tennis Association. the league
| this year probably will coutribitte
PLAYERS 70 the Washington team
which will take part with Norfolk
Baltimore and Richmond in the
| HotchkIss cup matches. This COM
petition was inauEurated last season.
| and The Monumental city racActcrs
carried off the honors.
Chevy Chasc Club has arranged 4
! match with the Harvard tennis team
! to ne played here April 80. Prior -
/ their visit here, the Crimson rackete.s
| will play the Country Club OF Viz
| ginia OF Richmond and Norfolk Couu-
try Club After leaving here they
| VIII meet the Baltimore Country Club
and Naval Academy teams before re
turning home.
Bill TfIden, world champion on
grass and clay. viii play in an eXhi-
bition match at the Baltimore Coun-
| try Club Saturday. His opponent has
| 1ected from among Vincent Richards
| Wallace Johnson, Howard Nosheli or
Frank Anderson. Tiiden and his oppo-
! nent are to play on a specially con-
structed court, which permits all
| year use.
Washington racketers seeking oppo-
sition may be able to line up Il match
with the Druid Park team of Balti-
| more. which has announced that II is
anxious. to conteset against netmep
from the capital city. Milton T. Mauck.
1906 Harlem avenue. Baltimore. is man
ager Of the Oriole outfit. which has
applied for admission TO the Monu-
mental City Tennis League.
YnIe and Harvard viii send six
tennis players to England in July To
play an OXford-Ca ulbridSe combina-
/ tion. and later viii meet teams OF
| Wimbledon, Eastburne and Queens
Club.