Evening star., 1930-06-22
SMOTHER NORFOLK
IN DECIDING CLASH
Take All Nine Matches, With
Loss of a Lone Set, for
Third Win in Row.
xH1BrT1NG general superb

XHIBTTING general superb
- ority, WaShington's team
L. cleaned up with the Nor
folk combination, 9 to 0, to
win the annual Hotchkiss Cup
tennis matches yesterday on the
Columbia Country Club courts.
From the outset the net men from
the Old Dominion were outclaSSed
by a wide margin, the District
racketers triumphing in every
match save one in straight SETS
1t was the third straight Hotchkiss
conquest for Washington. The d. C.
representatives now have won the sup,
perpetual award, four times against
six victories for Baltimore, since 1t was
put in competition by E. D. HotchkiSS,
ir., Of Richmond. in 1921. Norfolk and
Richmond have yet to achieve victory.
The Hotchkiss Cup play is the chief
event, bringing together leading rack
eterS In the Middle Atlantic section,
and the showings in the affair are the
biggest single factor in the determining
Of sectional rankings
Washington reached final round play
through a 6-2 victory Friday over Bal
hmore, while Norfolk eliminated Rich
mond In keen battling, to 4.
Has Easy Sailing.
Until the final doubles engagement
Yesterday Washington swept through to
straight-set wins. In the extra-set dou-
bles Edgar Yeomans and Maurice
O'Neiu Of Washington were furnished
stout competition by Sidney NJ. Hughes,
jr., and Gilbert Corrington before COM
ing through to land the encounter, 2-6,
e4, 6-l
washington found the going against
NAx-fnlE naneflHrah1xy than
against Baltimore Friday. Bob Con-
sidine, Washington No. l, who con-
trived to win over Billy Jacobs of Bal
timore only through q great laSt-ditch
rally, coasted to an easy victory over r.
r. Jones, captain of the Norfolk team.
The scores were 60, 60. ConSidine
was the master of the situation all the
way. His clever placements resulted in
Jones netting the ball time and again.
Dooly Mitchell won handily yesterday
rs he did in the Baltimore matches,
while Tom Mansan, who was furnished
Stubborn battling Friday by John Ma
gee, was an easy victor yesterday.
Charest Comes Back.
Comdr. Gill and Edgar Yeomans
again took their matches yesterday
without much dificulty. Clarence
Charest, willy one-arm veteran District
title holder who was beaten by Phil
Goldsboroueh of Baltimore. 60. Ga.
came back impressively yesterday to win
over w. L. Lamerdin. jr.. rs. 6-4.
II appears that Charest, who has little
time for tennis 50 far this season, will
be back at about the top Of his game
with a few more matches under his belt.
Though given spirited opposition,
Comdr Gill and Arthur HELEN and
ConSidine and Mitchell we're not greatly
puEnrd to turn back their Norfolk rivals
In doubles. Yeomans and O'Neill, after
dropping the first set to Hughes and
Corrington, rs, got going and won the
next two encounters, 6-4, 6-l.
Summaries:
WASHINGTON. 3; NORFOLK O.
sINGEEs-Boh Considine defeated r. r.
Jones' sr (captainl, SO. 81; Dooly
Mitchell defeated p. A AEelasto. il, 81,
81; Tom Mangsn defeated Gilbert Corrins;
ton, Ga. SO: Comdr. G. c. GIL defeated
sidnsy N. Hushes, ir:. 60, 81; Clarence
e-4 lidsar Yeomsns defeated Edward s.
DouBLEs-considins-M Mitchell defeated z.
r Penzold. JF.-Jones: SIS, SIS; Conner
Gn-ArthuE HELEN defeated Fere5ssS SL1mss- ss
5sateo Hughes-cerrinEton. 2-s' So 81.