Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07
STRIFE for c. Team for National Public Links Tournament
ALL-DOUBLES CARD LISTED
TODAY IN TITLE NET PLAY
Van Vliet and Mangan Seeded ] and 2 in Draw
Head List of Sixteen Survivors in Singles of
District Championship Tournament

Naval Academy team player, IS, 6-4.
Kurland had q stiff time of 1t with both
of his opponents yesterday, scoring after
a three-Set tilt with Colin STAN, 81,
As, 81. and then nosing out Richard
Edge, rs, 6-3.
Larry Phillips did not make the most
OF his opportunities against Van Vliet
in third-round match that was ex-
pected to be the feature yesterday after
noon. Phillips had enough game points
to make things close, but was downed
in straight sets and right speedily, 60,
60. An cratic service contributed
largely to his downfall. Van Welt was
playing with his usual consistency, but
did not exhibit the hard driving game of
which he Is capable, except in rare in
stances.
Simon Presses Charest.
Charest had quite q battle with
young Simon of Western High School.
VINO previously had eliminated Bob Bur-
well, 60, ga. Billy Jacobs, national
boys champion, who had been looked
upon as possible semi-finalist at least,
cropped out OF the tourney in order to
go 10 Phfladelphia tomorrow to play
IN an 1ntercity team match. Kurland
who is going also, withdrew from the
doubles in which he had been tenta-
livery entered as Jacobs partner.
6otn Farrln and Howard of the NAVY
performed in keen style in their matches
yesterday, the former trouncine Mai.
raul Paschal, 60, Ga, and the latter
scoring over James Heiskell who battled
gamely, but to an inevitable defeat
%, 6-3. Heiskell had just come out
% an extended marathon, which he won
from Inao Benton, 1914, IS. For
iengtn, 1t is the record breaker of the
tournament so far
OF the 80 doubles teams entered. 4
are seeded. They are Mansan and
ConSld1ne, No. /; Fowler and O'Neil No
~ Flnley and Van Vliet, No. 8. and
howard and Farrin, No. 4.
Pairings for Today.
,,, pairings for todays doubles matches
with time schedule
first round-10 O'Clock, Judd and ph,,
Blown vs. GT R1tI.n and MacRe6srts. Neal and
and seidel N rs Pe6, and o'Brien. steubley
and Paschsl vs. B9rWsll and T aHsr Pa dwi.
s snd ONsil VS.. Hubert and Hubert. Dodse
and partner vs.; New and DoVS. U' spencer
.id Seeon q, r1und.2 pm: Manean and Con-
and Flower VS. STAN and partner' mghhis.n5
sIo heoSkin vs.. Ladd and BallenRer. Char
Xet and Finley vs. Ien an Ro bGMen' v snG
Wi.r s TOD Fenton and McCue VS.. Oct
91iiso-Mitehell and King VS.. caIlan and
CsLan, Dreschler and Honecher W.. Davis
ING ;ocrlvener; Howard and Farrin vs. Spots
Too4 ana Anderson. Robinson and Simon Ts
HeWoy and Thurtell Hobbs and Hills vs.
SSsrnett and Edgar. Rutley and willis vs..
a pm.-Welch and partner VS.. winner of
match. D0"U
EesuIts OF yesterdays singles matches:
Secohq round-Richard Edge defeated w
noLmeao Callan. 81. IS; A. GWynn King
1elsated m. Del Rosario by default: james
X aeiskel defeated Thad Benton, Cd rs:
Honman defeated John Laid by default;
z. PaSchal defeated Tinsley Garnett' 50
Is; Everett Simon defeated Robert Bur,
veil %: S.; Walter C. Dean defeated
blIy Jacobs by default; Louis Kurland de-
IeaIeo Colin STAN. 81, 4-6. 81
=, Ihira round-Cadet j. Helms defeated
MAJ Thomas D. Finley. So: Ga; Deane
JUDD defeated Frank Parsons, SO, so;
Ensign j.. Farrin defeated Mai p Paschal
50, s.; Mai. r. C. Van Vliet defeated
considine defeated N. RSthSeber." sop SOP
S.dt,n Frank Shore defeated Ensign c r.
Robinson defeated William Seidell. Is, IS
S.; KurlaEd defeated r. Edge, IS. 6-3:
Ensign w: Howard defeated J. r. Heiskeli
81. IS; Clarence ChareSt defeated E.
simon. Sd. IS; Gwynn King defeated
Bob Newly, "a, SIS 81.