Evening star., 1925-06-28

a See-Saw affair. Burwell finally w
Burwell led several times in the
final set. only to have O'Neill do some
thing spectacular to tie it up. How
ever, Burwell finally was able to get
the two needed games in succession to
gain a well earned decision.
Some Marathons Staged
Several marathons were staged, the
leading one in point OF length being
that in which w. Carter Baum. Mid
ole Atlantic intercollegiate champion,
gained the decision over George Rains
ford after three hours of play. during
which time the Dumbarton player had
the champ backed up against the wall
several times. and gained match point
on him twice in the third set with the
score at So. Baum pulled out. how
ever, and gained the final decision at
12-10. He had dropped the first set
al 6-3. winning the second at 6-2.
John Bryn. son of the Minister of
Norway. starred in an interesting con
test in which his opponent. c. w.
Downey. who is over 60 years of
age. gained set.point in each set be.
fore the youthful diplomat came to
the front to win in two deuced sets,
Is: 10-S.
Tom Mangan, the playing-through
champion, who was not expected to
defend his title because of an injured
ankle, entered at the last moment and
won his first match from F. \. John
ston, 60: g..
4 number of interesting matches
are carded for today, beginning at 10
o'clock, when Fred Doyle. son of Con-
ME Doyle. will meet l.. Thurtell. the
University of Virginia star.
At II am. Clarence ChareSt. VINO
holds two legs on The Evening Star
trophy, will meet w. y. Dodge, il
one of the ''comers.'
Ed Garbish, West Point tennis, foot
ball and base ball star, will take the
courts in the afternoon. He will meSs
, G. T. Uhler, a local player.
Major to Play Today.
The feature match of the afternoon
will probably be provided by Cedric
Major of New York and H. Huang of
the Chinese legation. The former was
seeded in No. l position by the rank
ing committee. while the latter IS
prominent at the diplomatic nets as
we'll as being one of the most active
of the Dumbarton players.
The committee has announced that
all first-round matches will he .lefault-
ed in which the contestants have not
reported to the chairman by noon to-
day.
Play in mems doubles probably will
get under way this afternoon. Draw
ings will be made at noon today.
Nomen's singles will start Tuesday.
Wonens doubles and mixed doubles
will begin the latter part of the week.
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Pairings for Today
First round--J. Graves vs. D. Sickler. 3.
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Knowlton ys. Edmonston. 4, King vs.. 3
Harding {. Boehm vs. J. seward, b., Love
VS.. G. Seward. D. Judd VS.. D. Kisluik. W.
Richardson VS.. D. Hedekin. r. R. Jones vs..
o. Howenstein.
Second round-C. Chsrest VS.. F. Dodge. R.
Newly vs.. A. StebbinS; H Barr VS.; R. Con
jr;, vs. Mai. j. Jouett. F. Doyle vs.. L, Thur
tell. B. Detwiler VS.. w. Willoughby, McDiar-
mid VS.: winner Graves-sickler match. J; Bryn
VS.. G. X. Young. Thompson VS.. Baum White
vs. winner Carr-Bixby match. Mitchell VS..
winner Sperry-Davis match. Hinkle vs.. win
ner IhleA artinez match. Haas VS.. winner
Peterson Harding match. Trigg winner
Judd-Kisluik match. Taylor vs. winner Rich
ardson- Hedekin match, Wylie winner