Evening star., 1926-02-21

y at the expense of Chicago.
Washington's entries in both the
team and individual competition had
all dropped by the time the second
round closed. L. NJ Hinkle, District
champion, drew bye in the opening
round but was eliminated by Law
renee Balliere, Maryland title-holder.
In the second, the Washington star
taking only one game out of four. Tlc4.
scores We're ID. 1G-15, 15-l1
1a-S
Boston Man Beats hey.
David N. Key. runner-up to Hinkle
in the District title matches. lost out
III the opening round, r. A. Powers
OF Boston gaining the decision III
straight games, 15-13 Ito 15-1.
Washington hopes for team vic
tory in the tourney were running high
when the five players bidding for the
National title rough shod over Pitts
burgh IN the morning In the after
noon, however, the locals met more
opposition and won only one match
OF their encounter with Boston.
Floyd g. Blair scored the only win
Tor the host club againt the New
Englanders in one Of the best matches
OF the day. He took the mea sure OF
B. E. Callahan. "a. The score
We're l5|9. 15-11, S-15. Is.
Washington took five straight from
pittsburgh as follows: Floyd G. Blail.
defeated +. :. White, l5-4, l5-f0
l5-13; I. l.. Block defeated j. l..
Pierpont, 15-11. J-15. 17-l6, l2-15
lo-l2; {, p. Stone, jr., defeated F. 5.
McChntock, 15-6, 15-S, 15-s: Henri
de Sibour defeated J. S. Burke, 15-10.
l5-s, 16-1S, 15-12; Arthur Heller
defeated r. Babcock, 15-S, 16-15
1913.
Dixon Slightly Hurt.
Dixon, the national champion, was
injured slightly during the second
game of his match with Tommy
Bourke of Detroit. He had taken the
first game in an easy fashion, is,
and was leading his opponent, to 4,
in the second. when he was struck in
the lace by Bourke's racquet. receiy-
ing a bad cash. Although dazed for
several minutes, he continued with the
match after receiving first aid treat
1nent. Bourke pressed him closely
during the remainder of the game. bur
IN the third encounter Dixon hit his
stride again and won without difficulty.
Wallace F. Johnson of Philadelphia.
nationally known tennis figure, won
from r. Hill of Detroit in the first
round, but was no match for DR. Fos-
ter c. Kellogg of Boston, in his sec
ond match.
r. A. Powers of Boston. champion
of Canada and member of the Amer
lean team that won in England In
1924. lost out. to c. s. Clark Of the
Germantown Cricket Club, after trim
ming David Key Of Washington.
Semi.Finals Listed Today.
Semifinals in both team and indi-
vidaul play are carded for today. Bal,
liere and Kellogg will meet at 1915.
While Dixon encounters Clark at 3:15
Harvard goes against Boston in II
team engagement and Philadelphia
tackles New York. Both are sched-
uled for the afternoon.
The team championship will be de
cided Monday morning. while the
final of the individual tourney Will he
played off at 3:15.
Players who We're eliminated yes
terday Will compete today in consola-
ton matches. J. S. Douglas of Chi
cago is paired with P. X. keenan, OF
New York, the winner TO meet r. Hill
of Detroit. David NJ, Key of Wash
ington takes on Eric Hedstrom Of
Buffalo. The victor will encounter
Warren Wells, an alternate for the
Pittsburgh club.
Five teams have entered the con
ISOLATION matches. Detroit plays Ral-
timore and the winner goes against
Chicago, in the upper bracket. The
lower bracket brings Pittsburgh and
Providence together.
The annual meeting of the Unite,l
States Squash Racqueters' Associa-
ton is scheduled for go today.
SCORES OF INDIVIDUAL MATCHES
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d5;a3is ds@is' 15m1o; ,;, wsflass Johnson Phils
fisaated. ia Enc jHedss.roma Bpfiaie, g-i5
Powers: boston. Boston defeated David NJ! = Key.
YYash.Psf6n YamsP 1i1o1 15 y1o y675 Won a5s from
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RESULTS OF TEAM MATCHES.
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30; Buffalo defeated Providence. 5;
ssS sEdoap 6Ssh dsifsss9 aSdN6 Rs.rof defeated
Chicago. 80; Boston defeated Washington
fl: Philadelphia defeated Buffalo. s.,
New York defeated Yale. fl.
TEAM MATCH SUMMARIES.
tH.i % defeated Bausher rs 81. DebeToise III
defeated She'll tB.l. Rawlins tH.l defeated
Buck OBJ. Lenhart tH.) defeated Whitman
WASHTNGToN VS. PITTsBURGH-Blsi
tW) defeated White tP.). Stone (W.l de-
feated McCHntock fP.l. de Sibour wv de-
Babcock lP0. Block (W.) defeated Pier
p0Ii BUFFFFAio VS.. PRovIDENCE-A. W,
Smith tB.l defeated Harrington tP.l. Dun,
can tP.l defeated r. G.. Smith OBJ. Read
feated Bass OBJ. Gilbert OBJ defeated
l'PsEss NEW iYFoRK VS.. DETRoIT-Gilmore u.
" defeated Young tD.l. Maxon tD,) Ut:
Munroe IN, W. Mills y. " defeatt.tii
Hotchkiss I'D. Fink IN " defeated
DuHne HARVARD YARD VS.. NCHIcAGo-wright oH.r
defeated Dou&las tC.l. Rawlins tH.l de.
feated Hubbard Co.. Lenhart Oh: defeated
Richberg (C.). nebevoise III, defeated Boy
den GC), Has--Is (1l defeated D1xaL &C.
NEW YORK vs.. YALE--Gimore ~. "
Brown Barker o. defeated ,Ie; ed Selse1
Ils q w YwAsHfNsI6SRsS esifssed BsdeR ~
defeated Callahan fB,1. WATSON ,Ba de,