Evening star., 1926-10-19

Mary Gates, winner OF the JUNIOR Dr
man, victor of the seniors, for the in
scheduled to be played off next weel
Those who competed in the junior
tourney were Jessie Reynolds, Gene
We've Ely, Blanche Church, Mary
Gates, Imogene Hamilton, Alice Stone,
Marie Siebold, Dorothy Kizer, Marga.
ret Duel, Mildred Slaybough, Anna
bell Fitzgerald, Linda Lee Bell.
Seniors who. participated in the net
play included Barbara Brown. Mary
Lynn Giles, Marian Evans, Marjorie
Wells, Margaret Ackerman, Virginia
Peasley, Dorothy Sawyer and Helen
Ackerman.
At G. w., favorites have advanced
without an upset. Phoebe Moorhead,
present title holder, received a first
round bye and won her second en-
straight sets, 6-1, Go. Frances
Walker, No. ranking star, also ad.
vanced one round by virtue of a bye.
She scored over Helen Staples, Go,
6-1, TO advance to the third bracket.
Louise Omwake and Elizabeth Chick
ering, members of last years tennis
squad, also have come through to the
third round, although Miss Omwake
was extended to three sets in order. to
gain the decision over Edith Petrie,
one of the university's best racketers
The final score was 2-6, 6-3, 6-3.
Summaries:
Preliminary round-oMary Ewin defeated
Jane sasso Baekssone ESs% defeated Grace can BY
default.
Erss H,,s Payis dsisstsd assbont Betty
fsasd Mary IEgnd % ia da
default: 4; semerysil defeated Grace Youns
Katherine Lutz by default; Edith Petrie de
feated Margsret Ryan, e. -: g.: LOUISE
Second round-Elizabeth ohickerins De-
ssckGy Gssssd essS "a @
:''f 81; frances wafksr defeated Helen
sssH'f fsssd Edith fe.se & IL 5opss S o%w:t' Ss de
Kathleen johnson and Dorothy
Lewis have reached the fourth round
of the Central High School tourna.
ment. Miss Johnson defeated Helen
Louise Duckett, 60, 60, in the Sec
ond round. and disposed of Miss
Lloyd 60, 6-3, in the next bracket.
Miss Lewis scored over Miss Hansen
in a tight three-set match, to advance
to the third bracket, where she re-
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advancing her to the fourth. Miss
Hansen took the opening set of the
Lewis match which proved her
Waterloo, when her opponent came
back to annex the next. two, 6-3,
GO.
Edith McCulloch and Adeline Alex
ander figured in a spectacular second
round encounter in the past week
Miss Alexander, defender of the
singles crown, fell before the superior
endurance of Miss McCulloch, who is
a member of the championship doubles
| team. The match, though going only
two sets. was of marathon length
Miss Mccullough winning, 81, S-6
Ruth-Ann Parker, tennis manager
has announced the following results
OF matches played during the past
week:
%. 90: Lloyd defeated d'S Norbeck. 'eHesi sM4
S hecrs S!s dsfssteS SsfsssssSa b1sm;fss basn;;fGs; & sS
psnhsm defeated Walker e.. ga
tsfes defested astsrtfa Gasseher Rshesr No
ssaIe9h dstes,sd ssssd ons nd ,s
fe defested Breckinridee. 90. 81: ." DetWiler it
ae!fa Third rsDds roundShnson gS defeated Lloyd
fault. ' LEWIS oeie"'eu "'''e' 0s 'e
.Washington's fair golfers ceptainls
Showed 'em how in the medal
round of the first Middle Atlantic
| championship tourney now In prog
ress over the Baltimore Country
Club course.
Despite the fact that the District
| champion, Dorothy White. is not
| among those present. Capital stars
! came through at the top of the card
Mrs. f. r. Tilley Of Indian Spring
| winning low medal honors and Mrs
! Albert Won STEINER tying for sec
| ond honors with Effie Bowes OF
| Rodgers Forge. Md. Mrs. j. NJ
| Haynes of Columbia Country Club
also earned place in the first flight
turning in the fourth lowest score
Mrs. H. A. Knox, another leading
light among the local feminine golf
ers, was forced to withdraw at the
last minute. but Washington still is
well represented and If the opening
round is any criterion of what may
he expected, Washington may pro-
vide the Middle Atlantic champion.