Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-09-01 | Page 8 | Finals Reached in Net Tourney

i i hiily iiouirlLU i IN HFT TflPPr! i George Badger and E. M. Garnett Will Battle for Singles Title. ! Miss Kate Williams and Miss Olivia ! lirodbeck will battle Monday at 4 o'clock on tho com-ts of Country club for the la-; la-; ; dies' singles championship of tho In-i! In-i! te'rinountaui I'atriotic Tennis tourney. ; At 4:30 of the same day, George Badger '; and K. M. Garnett are booked to settle ; ; the men's singles finaJ. i The ladies' doubles championship will take placo on Tuesday at -!:30 between 1 1 Miss Kate Williams and Mrs. W. R. ! ! Thurston and Miss Olivia Brodbeek and Miss Alfreda Younirbera. At tho same ' i time Samuel Neel and George Badger will take on Arch Cheney and t. M. Garnett ! for the men's doubles. I Ky winnini: the hardest fought match of the tournev yesterday from Miss Al- ; freda Younshorsr, Miss Kate Williams ! earned the right to meet Miss Olivia Brodberk for the title. The scores were: 1 1-6. 10-S, 6-3. , After Robert Officer had defeated Kee Dinwoodey at 6-3, li-0, vstiTda Otli-cer Otli-cer led an easy victim to fleorge Kadger, who took two love sets in a row in the semifinal maieh. .los-ph C. Cliris!. risen and K. K. Stet-fensen Stet-fensen beat Douglas Keatie and A. Smith, 4-i'.. K-4. ll-O, but the winners were defeated de-feated in two love tets by Cheney and Badger. , M Samuel Xeel and George Badger worked their wav to the doubles final by a win over D. C. Roberts and C. K. Johnson, 6-1. 6-4. Most of the interest yesterday centered cen-tered around the play of Miss Kate Williams Wil-liams and Miss Alfreda Youngberg. Miss Younberg started out strong and played excellently during the first set. allowing Miss Williams only one game. Miss Youngberg then captured a number num-ber of games in the second set, but M;ss Williams finally hit her stride, and. after ' a -.ard uphiil fight, managed to win, 10-S. , in the longest set of the tourney. From this point on Miss Williams was ahead and she wen the last set handily. ! In the Offiecr-Dimvoodey match. Officer showed up far above Dinwoodey, but ia.eked much nf his pep when ho met Badger. Although it was not expected I'n.U he would have much chance with Garbett. he no doubt would have given him a much harder fight if he had not I nitt LHnwoodey earlier in the day. Neel and Badger showed up in usual good fashion in their match. Summary: : . LADIKS' SINGLES. Miss Kate Williams defeated Miss Alfreda Al-freda Youngberg. 1-6, 10-s, 6-3. I MEN'S SINGLES. Robert Officer defeated Lee Dinwoodey, 6-3. 6-0. . George Badger Viei'eated Robert Officer, 6-0, 6-0. . ! MEN'S DOL'BLJiS. Joseph C. Christensen ar.d K. K. Stef-1 Stef-1 fenson defeated Douglas B.jatie arai A. ' Smith, 4-6. C-4, 6-0. ; E. M. Garb-tt ard Arch M. i"hney defeated Christcnsen and Steff.' ;:h-;n, j 6-0. 6-0. Sam Neel and George Badger d-feated D. C. Roberts and C. K. Johnson. 6-1. 6-4. j