The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-16
SEMI-FINALS OF TENNIS
TOURNAMENT REACHED
King to Oppose McCabe and
O'LOughlin to Meet Jarvis Ad-
ans in Net Tournament

ern Pennsylvania champion, will
meet S. Jarvis Adams, Jr., of Pitts
burgh, and holder of two legs of the
trophy in the semi-fnals of the mems
singles in the ninth annual Western
Maryland championship tennis tourn-
ament at Mountain Lake Park today,
weather permitting.
King, 1927 champion, eliminated
John Brown, Latrobe, Pa, in the tri-
finals played yesterday, So, Ga, and
Sc. Jarvis Adams defeated George
Sawin, Pittsburgh, Cd, 2-6, and 60 to
reach the semi-fnals. In the other
matches, John OLoughlin defeated
Jack Lauler, Pittsburgh, 6-3, 60, and
Bill McCabe won over Paul Sullivan,
Pittsburgh A. A, 6-3, 81.
Doubles Results
The results of the second round in
the doubles show King and OLough-
lin beating L. and B. McCabe, rs, 60;
Adams and Ramsey defeating Ham
mer and Prof. P. H. Edwards, rs,
6-3. Lauler and Sullivan, Pittsburgh,
beat Felty and Scrivener, 60, Ga.
The match between Sawin and Lew
is and Nusbaum and Murphy will be
played today. In the quarter final
round King and O'Loughlin will OPP
! pose Adams and Ramsay and the Lau-
Ter Sullivan team will play the win
ner of Tuesdays unplayed match.
WOmen's Singles
Sara Wright, Frostburg, won two
matches and advanced to the semi
finals by defeating Elizabeth Greer,
Johnstown, Pa, and Miriam Sullivan,
Pittsburgh. Miss Elizabeth Hugus,
Wheeling, disposed Of Margaret Cotl-
lehan, Cumberland, and Marion Wells,
Washington, D. c., and will meet Miss
Wright in the semi-fnals.
Mrs. DeLloyd Thompson, Washing
ton, Pa, defending champion, de-
feated Ruth Lynn, Cumberland, and
Miss Frances Ebeling, and Miss Rose
Straub, Johnstown, Pa, and Miss Mar
garet Carspecken, Morgantown, w.
Va, won their way into the tri-fnals
of the women's singles by defeating
Miss Mary Ebeling and Miss Ruth
Martinez, respectively.
The finals will in all probability be
played tomorrow.
Tuesdays Results
Gwynn King, Washington, defend.
ing champion, reached the quarter fin
ais when Jack BARRIERS, Beaver Falls,
Pa, defaulted.
John Brown, Latrobe, Pa, downed
Ed. Nickerson, Bridgeville, Pa, 81,
60.
Paul Sullivan, Pittsburgh newspa-
perman, defeated Fred Wagner, Bal
timore, 60, 60.
Bill McCabe, Coraopolis, Pa, beat
R. E. Weber, Mt. Lake Park, 60, Ga.
S. Jarvis Adams, New York, who
holds two legs of the championship
trophy, defeated Willard Lewis, Wash
ington, D. c., in the best match of the
afternoon, 6-3, rs.
George A. Sawin, Pittsburgh, beat
G. M. Lynn, Cumberland, 60, 60.
John O'Loughlin, Pittsburgh, pres
ent Western Pennsylvania tennis
champion, defeated Morris Saperstein,
Bridgeville, Pa, CO, 81.
Jack Lauler, Pittsburgh, won by
default, a,s
Millard Lewis, member of West
Points tennis team, defeated Capt.
]. Philip Roman, Cumberland, 60, 60,
before being eliminated by S. Jarvis
Adams. Before being eliminated in
the third round, G. NJ. Lynn, Cumber-
land, defeated w. Howell, Mt. Lake,
6-3, As, 6-2.
WOmen's Singles.
The result of five matches of wo-
mems singles which opened Tuesday,
were:
Rose Straug, Johnstown, Pa, beat
Mrs. H. Pritchard, Washington, D. c.,
60, 6-3.
Mrs. W. V. Winchester won by de-
fault.
| Marion Wells, Washington, D. c.,
beat Evelyn Claybrook, Cumberland,
go, Ga.
Mrs. Winchester beat Betty Wattles,
Pittsburgh, 60. 2-6, Ga, and Miriam
Sullivan, Pittsburgh, beat Harriet
Moves, Fairmont, Ga, 6-3.
Mondays Results
S. Jarvis Adams defeated McCabe
60, 6-1, and E. T. Hammer Ga, rs.
John O'Loughlin, Pittsburgh, de-
feated Lucien Felty, Rowlesburg, 6-2,
60, and D. Edwards, Baltimore, 6-3,
6-3.
Saperstein won from Frank Smith
by default and beat Jennings Ran
dolph, Elkins, 1912, rs, rs. Jack
Lauler, Pittsburgh, beat Reynolds, of
Wheeling, Ga, 6-2.
William Ramsey, Lafayette College
tennis team, was defeated by VIM.
McCabe, Coraopolis, Pa, rs, Ga. A.
A. Doub, Cumberland, was eliminated
by Jennings Randolph in the first
round, 6-1, 6-2.
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