Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-14

County chairmen are now busy
making arrangements. One of
their chief concerns is the han
ding of spectators. In some in
stances it may be necessary to
rope off the courts.
A sizzling tournament has just
been concluded at Bon Air, Airing
ton County, Va, where r. v. Han
nah was hustling chairman. E.
G. BockhauS won the Bon Air dis
trict title, but nearly lost his scalp
to Vernon Athey in the final.
I'VE expect our man to make his
mark in the higher ranks" writes
Chairman Hannah, 80 keep an eye
on him when the Arlington finals are
played at Clarendon"
A father VS.. son play-off for the
championship of Ashton Heights, in
Arlington County, was the prospect for
a time, when Francis Kelly showed class
in the late rounds after his dad, Frank
j. Kelly, had reached the final
The tournament was plenty hot when
it narrowed down to Frank J. Kelly VS..
M. G. Major and Francis Kelly VS.. C. p.
Warner in the semi-finals. The elder
Kelly got his man. 21-6 and 22-18
but young Kelly was eliminated by
Warner, ALL and 2l-12
Warner defeated Kelly in the final.
15-21, 21-20. 21-20, That was a
sure-enough battle
Chairman Fred j. Eden reports the
following results of the tournament
from start to finish:
N Warner defeated E. Zimmerman, 7l-lO.
5inss; al7. u2 as@io afte.}ed Eds aaF O..
ieat KAN, H de,.I DiaFei 49, s5 PIE si5
Man 2mio 2, NJ G. Major deleated GsoTes Ysat
esfs St! s Harry .Hq%tsid: si!5s s2.ls;
5sss-s: c. ?. .WsEne! defeated F. Il. roland,
EH aeIS 'ss 2ln5; Of =: Kelly ssstssted
Sstestsd = + BOSS Boss; 3 a1-l5, 2 a5ms; ke4y
22Tis; C. WsTneT. dstes!sd aOf' FRANCIS mH;
fsss: s Ja kelly 1ia 5i-so, slN ysFner de-
A. J. Dean emerged the victor at
Annandale, Va, defeating Leonard
Downs IN the final. 21-10 and 21-15.
In the semi-fnals Downs defeated
James Smarr, al and 21-3. and
Dean knocked of E. H. Wakefield,
2l-10 and 21-18.
Colvin Run, Va, looks for much
from its champion, Chester Robey. He
vanquished a field including Lewis
Wyncoop, Vernon Thompson, William
A. Wheeler, Claude Lawson, Marvin
Sanders, Russell Wyncoop and Chair
man Roland Wheeler.
Glenwood Brayman, better known
as Brother" Brayman, is the champion
at Merrifleld, Va. Brayman, they say,
has a way" with horses, and nobody
was surprised to see him handle horse
shoes expertly. Brayman defeated
WILDER Reeves in the final, Ais and
21-8. In other late round matches
Brayman trimmed Stanley Reeves.
22-l0 and 2l-13, and Bernard Taylor
defeated w. Reeves. at, Alt.
A large crowd witnessed the matches
at Ashburn, Va, where Ed Cooper won
thrilling final from John Bodmer.
Chairman Lawrence Hutchinson pre-
diets further victories for Cooper. who
tossed % ringers in the final. Results
OF the tournament follow:
FIRST ROUND.
~ Leopard MTndssy defeated Gilbert Hard-
,,w waTTe ia GsyioF defeated Dick sodm.r,
., Ed cooper defeated Maxwell cook,.y.
SECOND ROUND.
Munday defeated Caylor, 2l-i6, 7i-iS
Bodmer defeated Bitter, 2l-6, ala.
THIRD ROUND.
Cooper defeated Munday. ALI. Ais
Ais.
FOR ASHBURN.
Ed Cooper, champion; John Bodmer,
runner-up.
Divisional play-offs In Washington
are about completed and the stars are
looking forward to the sectional meets
to be held starting next Wednesday.
The East section matches will be
played on the Plaza Playground and
the West section battles will take place
on the Georgetown ground.
Winners and runners-up Of divisional
meets qualify for sectional play.
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