The Washington times., 1929-06-07
5HORET
LYNHA|N
TO-DAY

From present indications,
Frank Shore, jr., will defend
his Junior tennis championship
tomorrow morning against Bar
nard Welsh, and Jock Mclean
should fight it out with Gill
bert Hunt for the boys title.
Before any Of these boys do any
defending or winning Of any titles
Il will first be necessary for each
of them to win his semi-final match
this afternoon. In these Shore
meets Jack Lynham and Barnard
Welsh engages a former Western
High teammate, Maurice Goubeau,
in the Junior matches, while Nc
Lean meets William 6arges in one
of the boys semi.finals and John
Yeomans and Gilbert Hunt play in
the other.
shore flashed almost unbeatable
form in winning his way to the
semi. final round by trimming Tony
I.atona yesterday in the quarter
finals, 6-1 and So. Shore was
as steady in his game as a per-
sistent creditor and Latona was
outclassed from start to finish.
walsh, too, was in fine form and
easily disposed Of little Johnny
Neale, 6-1 and 6-1.
The feature match Of the
day yesterday was furnished
by Jack Lynham and klcky
Willis. The former won after
two bitter sets. the first going
TO 11-9 and the second Ga.
Gilbert Hunt, who with young
Mclean, is the favorite in the boys
class. easily won his match yester.
day, defeating Louis Levin, 60
and 81. Mclean, too. won with
out great difficulty. His victim
was Joe Dial. The scores were
6-1 and 6-3.
On what they have shown so far
in the toNrney there is little to
choose between Hunt and Mclean.
The former. though. must be con.
ceded a slight edge on his past
performances. This does not mean
that he will beat Mclean when,
and il, they meet in the finals in
the morning. for doping youthfui
tennis play is a bit hazardous, in
fact, too hazardous to be accurate.
Emnoet Pare was knocked out
of. contention for the New England
championship in Hartford, Conn,
Yesterday by J. Gilbert Hall in
straight sets, 6-3 and 6-3. How
ever, he is still in the doubles, so
the fact that he lost means moth
ing to Washington's Hotchkiss Cup
team down at Richmond. Capt.
Tom Mangan had hoped to have
Pare with him sin Richmond but his
doubles play precludes this.
The local HOtchkiss Cup
team may win the trophy again
this year, but il it does it
will be a surprise. And a real
one, too, because Baltimore,
which has won 1t seven of nine
times, has a cOrking team and
without Pare the chance for
the local team is slim, mighty
slim.
The women's tourney on the
Henry Park courts is proceeding
without last years runner-up, Miss
Dorothy Kingsbury, who was elm
mated in an upset by Mrs.
Martinez in straight sets, 60 and
Ga. Another upset also occurred
Yesterday when Marion King de-
feated Miss NJ. Wilhelmsen, Cd
and 6-4. Miss Wilhelmsen for
merly starred in Salt Lake City
and was a favorite to advance far
in the local meet.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Preliminaries-Mrs Virginia Irwin de-
Wymore defeated Mrs. Thompson, 81,
So; Josephine Dunham defeated Mrs.
Poppe, 60, Ga Marjorie Wooden de-
feated Goldie Crist, IS. "a, "a
First round[Mrs; IsLs.,,tou Duff Gel6ord se: de:
Miriam Davis defeated Mrs. Nicholson,
6-2, 6--2; Miss RoyIe defeated Mrs.
Sheppard, 6-1, &c; Phoebe Moorhead
defeated Mary Ryan. 81, 6-S; Frances
walker defeated Elsie Jansen, S-i'
garet Ryan 60. 60; Esther Joliey
defeated elizabeth Meyer, SIS. 6-2.
6-3: Mrs. Wi!helmsen defeated Mrs.
Graham by default.
Second round-Mrs. Martinique oe.
Marion King defeated NJ. Wilhelmsen,
6-4 S-4; Matte Pinette defeated
Miss Doyle, Go, "a.
PA1RINGS FOR TO-DAY
4p, m.-Frances Walker VS.. Esther
JOlley, Phoebe Moorhead VS.. Caroline
Jansen.
ner of Wooden Butler match; Miriam
Davis VS.. Winner of Wymore-IrWin
match: Mrs. Duff Clifford VS. winner of
Dunlop -Detwiler match.
Doubles. p mixing g-TrumbuH VS..
Doyle Edmondson.