Frank Donovan of Notre Dame!
passed through the experience of j
winning two hard-fought matches of !
three sets each to gain his third-round I
bracket. Donovan was first extended 1
an extnt set to defeat E. O. Mather J
of Texas, after which lie survived a j
vigorously contested battle with K. i
Okerberg of Oregon. j
Chandler, Van Ryn. Harrison and j
: Barr, scoring impressively, appeared j
I to be at top form, but Holman's er
otic driving indicated he might have
, difficulty winning his way to the
finals.
YACHT RACE WINNERS.
HAMILTON. Bermuda. June 29 j
(/P). - -Malabar \lf. owned by John i
Alden. captured the Bermuda trophy j
in Class A and Black Goose, owned by j
\V. Findley Downs, captured the
: trophy in Class B of th=> New London- |
to-Bernutda yacht race. Jolie Brise, •
owned by E. G. Martin, captured the j
prize in Class O. 1
Pullslikeabull ELEPHANT
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THE CUSTOM BUILT MOTOR FUEL
A GIANT FOR POWER
STANDARD OIL COMPANY (N.J.)
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESDAY. JUNE 29. 1926.
(women IN SPORT
1 • BY CORINNE FRAZIER
THREE players have reached the semi-final round of the consolation
singles tournament of the District Women’s Tennis League, as a re
sult of play during the past few days.
Virginia Clinedinst, the first to reach the semi-finals, will meet Sally
Redd in the upper bracket as a result of Miss Redd’s closely contested
victory over Ivy Jane Wyniore, whom she eliminated yesterday by a score
of 8— I>, 6—3.
