Evening star., 1922-04-21

IN winning over the C0moindtlOn
coming here had defeated the Coun,
Country Club, both in handy style.
Washburn and ]. Ballard Moore.
with whom he played in the doubles,
accounted for four of Chevy Chase's
victories. Washburn opposing Nor,
ris Duane, the ranking HarVaro
player and captain. allowed his more
youthful opponent only four games IN
the TWO sets. Paired with Moore. ne
helpad score at the expense of Duane
and Carl Pfaffman, but the local quo
was sent three sets to turn the trick.
This was due mainly to the fact Una.
the Harvard men naturally played
the ball to Moore at every oppor-
tunity. .-
Tses Steei-Ernmed Ilacket.
washhurn. who used one of the new
steei-framed rackets, displayed deep
and accurate driving and teliinS
cross court shots. Ability in these
lines enabled him to take his singles
match In such handy fashion ana 10
pull him and Moore through IN the
doubles
Moore was sent the limit to win in
the singles. defeating John Farm
ham. the No. Harvard player. atter
losing the opening set.
Arthur HELEN. the No. Chevy
Chase player. figured in defeat ano
a victory. He could not get goins
in the singles against 6eorge Eu.iu,
but his ever work was Dig Ias.or
in giving him and Arthur fencken
the margin on his couquercr anu
David Key in the doubles
Davis sticks to Task.
DWIGHT +. Davis donor of the ia
nous International trophy. was tne
other Chevy Chase player 70 DC
beaten In the singles He and Fran
man had battle royal in the NO.
tel; before the Chevy Cnase rep
sentative was defeated, 6-s. 80.
81. Davis was not feeling wen al
the outset of the contest. He began
to "cava in" at the conclusion OF TWO
hard sets, but gamely stuck II ou..
although it was plain that ne was as
unable 20 play his game during tne
final set. Pfaffman played sterilns
tennis .ll the way. while Davis was
brilliant as long as he LASTED. laws
used q steel frame racket most Oh
Wai..r wilcox turned in Chevy
Chasr's fourth win in the singies.
scoring at the expense OF faimer
Holmes in straight sets. out re-
ouired twenty-six games TO gain ehe
decision. .h dow
o,ma in the No. doubles. in which
Holmes and Farnham allowed Chris
tisn Herter and Coleman jennings
only one game.
Cold Wind Is Drawback.
A cold west wind interfered with
the play. 1t abated just long enough
at times to show that II Wouiu nav
heen an ideal day for tennis without
the breeze 1t also kept the gallery.
which ordinarily would nave pern
large. to minimum. Quite rev
persons saw the play. but they came
at intervals and did not brave the
zephyrs for any great length of time.
nf yerE muCn ITOZcH
..scribe" was on hand when ashpurh
and Moore scored the point that won
the anal match as dusk was fast ap-
preaching. Summaries:
SINGLES.
aefented Morris Duane. Harvard.
&c, g..
Carl Pfnfrmnn. Harvard. defeat
ed dwight +. Davis. Chevy Chase
s-s. 81. 6L1.
George Guild, Harvard. defeated
Ar,bur Nellen, Chevy Chase. g..
J, ballard Moore. Chevy Chase.
aeSe.ted John Fnrnham. Harvard
-8. S-2. 6-3.
feated David Key. Harvard. G.,
walter wilcox. Chevy Chase. de-
feated Palmer Holmes. Harvard
81, 81.
DOUBLES.
washburn and Moore. Chevy
Chase, defeated Duane and Pran-
man, Harvard. Ia. a., 6-S.
HELEN and Arthur fencken.
Chevy Chase. defeated Guild and
Key. Harvard. 8-3. 6-.
Holmes and Farnhnm, Harvard.
defeated Christian Herter md
Coleman Jennings, 60, 81.
Chevy Chase will use about the
same team against Dumbarton to-
morrow as took the courts yesterday.
Davis VII not play with the team,
as he Will appear for Columbia In
Washington Association matches,
but Chevy Chase will have the .serv-
ices OK Dudley Morgan against Dunn
barton. He was called out of town, OF
he would have played YESTERDAY.
Dunn bartOn's team will be picked
from among Tom Mangan. C. NJ.
Charest, Ballinger, L. w. Bates, VINO
will act as captain: Capt. Hugh Mil
ler, Bob Burrill and Maj. A. E. Foote
Col. Wait C. Johnson. John Temple
Graves. jr.. and Capt. A. ]. Gore Will
be unable to play. Col Johnson is out
of town, and Gore and Graves Will De
kept away by personal engagements.
Geerretcwn defeated the Navy at
tennis at Annapolis yesterday, taking