Evening star., 1922-04-23

c. NJ. Charest, the District cham
pion, and Thomas Mangan, playing
Nos. l and in the singles and taking
the ranking role in the doubles, ac-
counted for three of Dunn bartons
triumphs. Charest outsteadied Dud-
! ley Morgan TO win the main match in
the singles after losing the first set.
while Mangan allowed the usually
steady Arthur HELEN. who was err
ratio for a change yesterday, only four
games.
Play Well in Doubles.
Paired, Charest and Mangan took
the measure of Morgan and Ballard
Moore in straight sets. although their
1913 second set offered the best ten
| mis- of the Afternoon In this set. Nor
gan and Moore led at 6-5 and 4O-1o
only to have their rivals again deuce
it and finally win out by deeper and
more accurate driving.
i Moore was a winner in his singles
match. taking the first and third sets
, from l.. w. Bates to turn the trick.
| Spencer Gordon, with his steady brand
of play, accounted for Chevy Chase's
| other victory. but he had to travel the
route to dispose of Roland Ballenger.
Capt. Hugh Miller of Dumbarton
had to go the longest journey to
| win. He was sent thirty-eight
games by Walter Wilcox of Chevy
| Chase. losing the first set at Sal,
| but taking the next two. 81. GA.
Singles.
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aiss.A y. aS7son.s from S.sFss 9Dj defeated
No: -. Ballard Moore &c; c. defeated
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No. 1-charest and Mans.n tD.) defeated
Moore and Morgan &c. c.), 6-l, 1o-s.
| No. 2-Bates and Balienser {D.) defeated
HELEN Me amwbi,s and Dsal.R, sDa - Sn a,,.o, N,
| feated Coleman Jennings and Gen. W. A.
Bethel &C. CO.. -6, 64, es.
| Tennis followers here are looking
forward to May II, IL and 13, the
| days on which the Chevy Chase Club
will stage its invitation doubles tour
ney, with some of the leading racket
! ers of the country participating. Wat
son Washburn and Dwight F. Davis,
| who are located in Washington for the
| time being. at least. and who are dis
playing their wares frequently, will
| be among the number. r. Norris Will
/ liams. former national champion and
one of the most popular players of
| all time. will be another and Beals
| Wright and Malcom Whitman, both
! titleholders some years back; T. r
| Pell, who has shown his famous
backhand stroke here on several oc-
| casions, and a number of other net
| stars will be in the array. No wonder
| the event is being anticipated by the
fans here.
| Gen. w. A. Bethel of the Chevy
| Chase Club, one of the most ardent
| devotees of tennis in America and
| who never misses a chance to wit
| ness match that is worth while. is
| of the opinion that extended sets will
| be done away with in the near flu
| ture. Gen. Bethel made his COM
| ment while watching Dwight Davis
, donor of the international cup,
| and Carl Pfaffman. the No. Har-
| ward player. contesting in the cold
| breezes at Chevy Chase last Thurs
| day. These players each had taken
a set. Davis, at Sc, and Pfaffman. at
/; 81. and the former. who had not
been feeling fit at the outset of the
| contest, was almost done for. when
| the third set began.
| Sets would be terminated as quick
| ly as possible after they reach 5-all,"
said Gen. Bethel, land I do not be-
| lieve the time is far off when there
will be legislation along this line /
| think it would be advisable to have
| two points margin decide the issue