The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-25
UPSETS FEATURE
VALLEY TOURNEY
TENNIS BATTLES
Semifinal Rounds Will
Be Played Off Today;
to Start Doubles

There were additional upsets in
the valley meet at the Y courts yes.
terday and although some were not
fatal the tricks turned up we're pc
culiar and interesting to note. In an
early match this morning Nate Ap-
ppman took over Phil Stover in
three sets which was real upset done
ass figured by the racquet fans. Nate
Appleman took the first set 60 buf
in the second set Phil came back
taking II 6-3. The third set went
90 Appleman at the end of the tenth
game giving him the set 6-4, ana the
match 60, S-5, Ga. Stover was de-
cidedly off his game and stroked
ill., bali continually into the net,
giving Appleman the advantage. The
intense heat perhaps figured In some
% the freak scores turned UP.
Travis Wins.
George Travis met w. LYON
yesterday morning and in the first
Bet lost to- Lyon 60. Lyon was play
ms a whirlwind game and things
looked bad for George. Travis came
back strong In the second and third
sets and played I'm something like
his regular form, taking the second
and third sets. Ca. ga. Travis and
Appleman Will play at Q O'Clock this
morning and the winner will play
W. i. Luther at 1880 to see who will
go into the finals representing the
lower bracket against the winner OF
the Cook-Iams match.
Emery Cook pulled the hercujean
stunt yesterday afternoon when he
won three matches In succession in
three hours. Cook won from Dale
Carter G-e, 6-2 and then he and Phil
Stover took on the fast doubles com
bination from kingfisher, Mead and
Olcott and the local team won their
match handily 6-3, 6-2. Mead and
Olcott showed fine form and with a
little more tournament experience
win make a fast team. Following
shls match Cook met Herm Weinecke
fOr the right to go into the semi
finals and also won this match Ga,
60.
Cook and Iams Again.
At the end of these three fast en-
counters Emery Cook was going In
excellent form and from all indlca-
tions Cook Will make things inter-
estlng for ]. ID. Iams when they meet
today az the Y courts.
In the doubles event Cook md
Stover will meet Travis and Apple-
man at s o'clock this afternoon and
the winner will go into the finals.
The winner of the Luther Wright vs.
match will meet
lams and Monnef at 5 o'clock and
the winner will meet the winner Of
the above named match. Due to
the Intense heat the semifinol
matches VIII be two out of three
matches as winners in the singles are
also in the doubles meet semiflnnls.
Following are the results OF play
at the Y. NJ. c. A. courts vest terday:
George Travis defeated W. S. Lyon
0-6, Ca, Ga.
Nate Appleman defeated Phil
Stover 6-0S3-6, Ga.
w. +: Luther defeated Sam Freed
j. Goodman defeated Tom Core
Emery Cook defeated Dale Carter
w. f, Luther defeated Tom Bur-
l!ngame Go. 6-S.
Emery Cook defeated Herm Wei
necke 6-3, go.
. L. L. Craig defeated c. b. Nelson
rs, G-1.
. ]. d. Iams defeated r. L. Craig
Go. 6-3.
Tom Burl!ngame defeated Paul +!
Gibbons Sc, 6-3.
Kelley Beaver defeated L. f.
Cleveland 6-3. 3-6, G-1.
Herm Weinecke defeated Kelley |
Beaver 4-6, Cd, so.
p. d. Iams defeated ]. Goodman |
e-4 G-1.
Following are the results OF the |
double matches PLAYED yesterday:
Luther and Wright defeated Toevs !
and Tuttle 6-2, 60.
Mead and Olcott defeated Korn- |
field and Greenberg G-2. 6-2.
lams and Monnet defeated Mullins |
and Freedman 6-3. 60.
iams and Monnet defeated Glib |
bons and Vernon Ga, 6-1.
Travis and Appleman defeated |
Burlingam me and Freedman 6-2, SO.
= Travis and Appleman defeated |
sNaig and Miller Go, 6-2.
vernon and Gibbons defeated |
Cappe and Carter Cd. 81.
Cook and Stover defeated Mead
and Olcott 6-3. 6-2.
Following are the drawing for the !
consolation singles:
i. f. Cleveland VS.. Nelson.
=, c. Stewart vs.. Pat Wright.
I B. Smither VS.. Tom Gore.
C. Hovey vs. n. A Thompson.
sam KOrnfeid VS.. Bill Miller.
klrk Tuttle VS.. G. L. Dufford
harold Vernon vs. ii. s. Peterson.
CHARLES Stark W. II. Mullins.
Jay Toevs VS.. G.. n. Mead.
H. b. Crosby VI. r. F.. Travis.
H. f' Blederman vs.. l.. r. Olcott.