The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-31
Sensational Player of Last
Year Promises to Repeat
Performance.
Singles in Both Girls and
Boys Events to Be
Played Off.
Miss Marcelle Mayer Picked
By Stands As Winner of
Girls Events.

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ment Iunipr champion by his senSa-
t,onal playing yesterday tn which no
won from TWO OF the best youngsters
entered IN the Wheeling Center JUNIOR
Tennis Tournament authorized L: t"'
United states Lawn Tennis aSSoS"a t'"''
gives promise TO repeat tina; pert"T-
nance again this year and aHu more
iaurcls To his name as \ player
ArEle opened the tourney YESTERDAY
-, The courts of the Wheeling Itnh'S
club BY winning IN Easy faShson ''o"'
BERNARD Maury Of Noodsda4e
,,,,irbt ss,s SO, 81. In the after
room he won from Jerry Beatty VINO
rIJ won h.s.-ma.ch in the morning
Srnn, Lowell Hi. Of Ecllnire In straight
x,,s 81 So Both matches were wei
nlavrI ~ ;he contestants but A-k'e =
knowledge OF the game and hts AFFINITY
n handle himself on the courts proved
lis orroncn,s downfall on eosh occaS-
Sons.
The matches yesterday consisted NJ
the singles in both girls ana ooS
events. The players we're hand'SaHc"
In the morning because OF the c"nd'-
lions Of the courts which were damp
:nl slippery fror, the rains early tues
cav morning hut "Old Sol came out N
f,,u force and soon hal them dry
in ,he singles reached the semt-tinals
which will re PLAYED or today. or
f.oisls of the tournament hope 20 MAY
Scrre OF the dorh'C matches this AFTER
room II rnss!h'c. TIL" scmi-tinTi7
should nc completed ,odNv and Friday
will ~ rjven over 10 the completion
cs the doubles. Nj finals will be
rlavcd Saiurda. afternoon.
Match Is Feature.
The watch hr'wCcr Robert rNer ana
Luke Wilson 'urncd "ut {" No ~"
feature match 81 the Gav i'N|- "Nn
IS tho vCun=eS. ard smallest "'ayC9 en-
tered in the tourney presented great
r7mN and spectators are % IN" ""'ni""
,Ns; he showed the best form ot any
rI-vsr in the matches with the possible
c>crDtIcn ~ Ankle His Scrvln., IS just
short oS marvellous md his court wnrN
extracted tn" attention o: the VINO"
gallery. He covers the court like
veteran and without a doubt will be-
.,rme one # the leading PLAYERS ~ tho
Wheeling Tennis club when h" OUT
81 grows the iunior class.
In his match with Wilson. the Young
stor won the first set with case by the
score OF So and was picked IN win tho
rratch but hts opponent came back In
the next set and won ST.. Dyer seemed
~ third match with the score - favor
Wilson served several double faults and
I~s. he set ca. Wilson also PLAYED
good tennis and his comeback IN the las:
two sets won for him the contes'-
Wilson seemed to tire in the tinel 50;
aud had u not been for Dyre's double
faultinz would no doubt have lost the
set ard match.
BIZ McCleliand. was In good FORM
Yesterday and won two love sets from
Howard Hood OF warwood. McCi"lland
played the court IN A-No. l style and
had perfect control OF his shots. Rnllo
Price Of Bellaire Is the only outsider
left In the play "a yesterday ne de-
feated Howard Lash in a well played
match 81. rs. However. today ne will
he forced 70 meet a tough opponent IN
Beatty CundliRg who won his match
with his brother yesterday IN easy
fashion.
Miss MAYER Plays Well.
In the girls singles the play brought
Oh; no particular features although
some OF the entries played wonderful
tennis for youths. MarceNa Mayer by
her playing in her match with Eliza
beth Woods has been picked as the
winner Of the girls event. Miss Mayer
won her match with Miss Woods by
serving which held aces several times.
The score in this match was 81. SO.
henrietta Moves from the Island de-
fsrted Mary Hoge a straight love match
which proved one OF the thrillers OF
the day as she was late entry and took
be- place IN the draw on bye.
MISS Mary YounGman Is another star
wao looks good to play in the finals
Saturday. Miss YounGman went INTO
the SECOND round on a bye yesterday
SHl later IN the day defeated Miss Var
E,@.a Ransom in straight sets 90. TO.
Mss YouuEman plays 4 Siashns court
game and while weak on serving carries
her strength IN her returns which battle
her opponents at all times. Her place
men, shots are also good. Her win
from Miss Ransom places her in the
semI-finals which will be PLAYED today.
The following IL yesterdays summary
Boys Singles.
Arkle defeated Maury. so. 6-i.
Beatty defeated Hill, ST.. So.
Wilson defeated Stifel. Sc. 81.
Wagner defeated Leach. 81. So.
Stoop defeated McItelvey. ST., So.
Potter defeated Smith. 6-3, O..
Ankle defeated Smith. So. St.
Wilson defeated Dyers. 2-6. 81. s..
- NcClsland defeated Hood. SO So.
Il GundlIrs defeated W. Gundllng.
ST.. So.
Price defeated Lash. 6-1. rs.
Girls Singles.
n Noyes defeated Mary Hose. SO.
So
VI Mayer defeated F. Woods. 6-1. 60
!. HoEe defeated VI. Wood by default
@ Moves defeated X. AroenZ. So. Cd
". Dorsey defeated ". Woods. So. SO
Y wood defeated u HuFus. s-5. So
". Yourgman defeated V. Ransom
So. 60.
Today's Matches.
boys Stnglos-Send- Finals.
WcCner vs. Stoop. O'clock
Potter We. Arkle. O'CLOCK
Wilson vs. McClelland. .......II O'Clock
B. Gundling vs.. Price. .......ll O'Clock
Girls -Ftnsls.
II. Soyes VS.. II. Mayer. 3 O'Clock
T. HoRe vs.. G.. Noyes. 9 O'Clock
II. Dorsey VS. y. Wood. .....l O'CLOCK
Boys Doubles.
wllson-Lash vs.. bye.
Pstt!cord- partner vs.. McKelvey-part
ner