Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-20
George Considine Conquers
Hunt in Lone Muny Net Upset

A lone upset marked opening days
play yesterday in the annual District
public parks tennis championships. This
was supplied by George Considine,
brother of Bob Considine, District sim
giles champion and defending public
parks title holder, who triumphed over
Gilbert Hunt. runner-up in the Dis
trict boys championships. The scores
were 60. 3-6, 60.
Bob Considine reached the third
round when he brushed aside Elwood
Hoffecker, 60, 6-1, in the second
round. Dooly Mitchell, runner-up to
Considine in the 1929 championships,
and seeded No. 2, and Maurice ONeill,
seeded No. 8. and all other favorites also
came through with wins yesterday.
An interesting match today will find
the Considine brothers meeting in a
third-round encounter at 3 o'clock on
the Rock Greek courts. Bob, who is a
heavy favorite to again win the singles
crown, doubtless will find his brother a
stout opponent, though he is expected
to win without q great deal Of difficulty.
Winners of second-round matches at
Potomac and Monument courts are to
report at 2 o'clock today at Rock Greek
courts for third-round tests.
Dooly Mitchell Is to engage Clyde
Smith at 10 o'clock this morning on the
face Muscoe Garrett at the same time
ON the Potomac courts.
Five first-round matches and one
second-round test were disposed OF in
the women's division yesterday, and the
women continue competition today at
Rock Creek. Feminine racketers are
competing In the tournament this year
for the first time.
Entries in the mems and women's
= ok
different courts, with play starting to-
morrow.
There were more than 100 entrants in
the tournament, record-breaking num-
Der.
Yesterdays summaries and today's
pairings:
MEMS DIVISION.
SUMMARIES.
FIRST ROUND-Clyde Yeomans defeated
P. EuEenio, IS. "a; Randy Robinson de-
1 friss d aiitsse x John Sea:
John r o,Hanlon defeated g. Carbello' 4 Smll'
"a, 81 Charles. speTEy defeated qeorEs
Shoemaker, a.. 6L2; T, o'Neal defeated
detea Ee9eT Robe e d r. panop IT, s 81
N Leibstsr defeated 4: 8 Hyde; 60, &c;
saYr Sus oss stds a bsrnsrd
tH .stsd cbS s7sse Maurice Cries. HSert de-
Yeatmsn defeated Henry stanton. s-3, IS;
james. J; Altman defeated r. s. johnson,
SSeisatsd Clyde poSeIss By default. EdssT
80; Maurice H. GolbeaS defeated Chester;
4; Garter; SO, 6-3: Douglas Lawrence de-
Gee Gee, defeated Joel Rsznek, 50. 81; K.
81 Maurice Hoffman defeated Jack Fresca,
PEocIIy Mitchell defeated Robert Smith by
Ssiauit; Clyde w; Smith. defeated e. l..
issted l. 4 TO@eaenH Harry Goldsmith e6 gs
Pierce defeated CoIennSn B. Stein IN SUI SUI,
Mej Ruth ss' joseph Lin dsfsatsd Robert
man Fitsenbs,Ts defeated George dardes,
Isatsd Stanley Haney, 1seIi1, 80 Richard
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Georse E Robin defeated Kurt W. Krsase,
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