Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-22
MUNy NET DOUBLES
ARE CARDED TODAY
Lone Upset Occurs in Play in
Singles, Which Goes Into
Fourth Round.
PENING doubles play was sched-
uled today in the District
Public Parks tennis champion
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Public Parks tennis champion
~ ship tournament. Competition
was to begin at 5 o'clock on
Monument. Potomac and Henry Park
courts. The singles champion and the
victors In the doubles will be awarded
the handsome Evening Star challenge
cups for one year. These trophies were
placed In competition last year and will
go to those first winning three times.
Bob Considine Is the singles title holder
and Dooly Mitchell and Bill Buchanan
are the doubles champions.
Fourth round singles play will get
under way tomorrow. In the only upset
yesterday Herbert Shepard, seeded No. z,
was beaten by John M. Garrett of
Monument courts, 8-6, +6, 1913.
Hugh C. Trigg. former public parks
title holder, defaulted tos A. p. Roster
Trigg was called out the city ON
business.
Bob Considine and Dooly Mitchell,
runner-up. to Considine in the singles
title round last year. were among those
reaching the fourth round yesterday.
Considine eliminated r. d. Suttenfieid
on the Monument courts, 6-3, el,
and Mitchell brushed aside Richard
Willis, 81, 81, and H. Goldsmith,
81. Ga, at Rock Greek.
Other front-rank netmen who came
through included: Morris O'Neil, erst-
while public parks title holder; Frank
Shore. District Junior champion: Larry
Phillips and Everett Simon. All were
seeded.
In turning In his surprise win over
Shepard, Garrett outsteadied his OBJ
ponent. After winning the first set,
Garnett lost the second, but came back
to take the third after bitter struggle.
Yesterdays results and todays
schedule:
ROCK CREEK PARK.
SECOND ROUND--Frank Shore. defeated
1s.d @ 81 a.i.u X.F; sas ss
w.5lsn;teiR ssteatsd Msr1i, Ros.nSsTs
simon defeated = A. Mone1re: 81. ' 81:
sd pod s.s. asfess.d AVN HsF Ma:snas
st. 81; Randy Robinson defeated Bob
sy fHihb "a RoS SS defeated v.r.l..
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HENRY PARK.
| SECOND RoUND-Morris ONeil defeated
ssisstsa Ross!. 6p4loS Ha SS! R s5sas
su sur Mrs Gefea o,d ATpst5onF By de-
Frank scdivener. SO. 60; John N. Gar
sm seiae deies,eG r. H. Hube4s
| 80; K. Blanchard defeated Kurt Krause,
.THISD RogNp@HSorrl. oNer defeated
A Addison Grant; Sc, 81. SIS: Murray
~ WiiIis@ . selseil O. def aaHe < si.n,
shaSd; . So. So; John NJ. Garrett defeated
MONUMENT PARK.
SECOND ROUND. D.. suttenneld de-
4. =. Yeatman defeated c: York, S. 80,
Sers a p Ed Gsteat eeiea H R NJ a
Crews Crews 60 "a; Alan staubly defeated Z.
Third round-..Bob considine defeated SUIT
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POTOMAC PARK.
Second round - Dooly Mitchell defeated
Edss defeated Pst Deck. IS. 81; Maurice
A., p. Roster won BY default from H. c.
ces f Gdsmsa Sefsst
ed Jack McFall by default:
r0snd poSy Ed Mitchell dsfe. t
s hoffman, s eEs asfeissd bKSster
| TODAY's SCHEDULE, Pm.
DOUBLES.
Monument-Seidell and Deck VS.. Edgar
and scriyener, Love and staubly vs. Crews
ana s,s. Wailenstein. Byrne and partner vs.
Potomse1simen and Newly VS.. Hubert
Stanton and ss.Sfen e Grant sha Kn.us:
Henry Park-Edge and Gould vs.. Yeatman
and Robbins, Coe and Goubeau VS.. Neral
s es shPa
VS.. Moncure and Pollard.