The Washington times., 1930-05-17
Interesting Contests Capital City League Opening
FOXHALL OUT
Of CIRCUIT
TH|SYEAR
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Play in the Suburban Tennis
League will begin June 7 with
wesley Heights opposing Argyle
and Standards facing Lakeview.
Foxhall Village, league men,
Der last year, has withdrawn be-
cause Of lack of suitable playing
courts,
, Representatives of the teams
are Raymond E. Gable, Argyle;
James E. McCabe. Lakeview; T.
B Godfrey, Standards, and John
c.. Ladd, Wesley Heights. Ladd
was chosen president of the
league; McCabe, vice president,
and Gable. secretary-treasurer.
Standards won the league
championship last year with Al
victories and IA losses. The an
nual league tournament will be
held September 20, 81 and 81.
The league schedule follows:
June 7, Wesley Heights VS.. Argyle,
Standards VS.. Lakeview; IA, Argyle VS..
Standards, Wesley Heights vs. Lake
view: II Lakeview vs. Standards,
Argyle VS.. Wesley Heights; 2s, Lake
view. VS.. Standards, Ar rgyle VS., Wesley
Heights; July IL, Standards VS.. Argyle
Wesley Heights VS.. Lakeview 49,
Argyle VS.. Lakeview. Standards vs.
Wesley Heights: 26, Lakeview VS.. Wes-
ley Heights. Argyle VS.. Standards;
August ., Wesley Heights VS.. Argyle,
Standards VS.. Lakeview: ?, Lakevtew
VS.. Argyle, Wesley Heights VS.. Stand
arda.
The Columbia Country Club
courts will be the mecca for
. District tennis fans tomorrow
afternoon a. 3 o'clock Jimmy
Mitchell. tennis pro at Columbia,
has arranged series of attrac-
tive exhibitions.
Gregory Mangin. No. 9 rank
ing United States player will
oppose Paul Heston, a leading
tennis pro, in a singles match.
Tom Mangin faces Dooley Nit
chell in another singles Mitchell
and Mangin will oppose Heston
and Mangin in the doubles.
; Edgewood lead; the Capital
City Tennis League with 18 wins
and nine defeats. Clairemont is
second with Is wins and nine
losses. Standings; as compiled by
K. W. Krause, league scorer
Edsewood rs !! acommerce ~ = :
Clsiremont rs 9iDeMolay 10 -
Filipino ...13 III
Georgetown University blanked
the Carnegie Tech netmen. 10,
yesterday on the Columbia courts.
Desults:
singles-Mesmer CGD defeated Kau-
beck &C, r.. e., 81; Msngin co.
DOYLE (G.l defeated Lsssrman &c; IT,.
p6-S, I'll; Mangin GO defeated Brown
&C IT.. 80. 6-1; Mitchell tGD de
feated GsrdIe tCT4; a.; 1t3l2. ,3o,.s
Mangin q Mesmer CD defeated Gardie-
Brown &C. T), So, 60.
Maryland University turned
back the Richmond University
racqueters. S to 2, on the College
Park courts yesterday. Results:
singles-Eacho (R1 defeated Rosen
baum. 6--1. 3-s, 6--3; Freeman tM)
defeated Harlan. 6-1. st. St;
Hatcher (R.) defeated Lucas. -, e;
f"%. SoSt''I Ducknan ik 5HS defea led ter" Ljgon
n
Doubies-Rosenbaum and Freeman
!M9 defeated Tfe F E"GhG b"5asr and Harlan, 6
Hatcher and Crawford 6--4. 6-3
Gonzaga won from st. Adams,
Al, in Prep School Tennis
League match. Results:
.riJ s"E's-Pe'5 ss Sc 60 ss 4cfe'fa Eliot Dough 81,
Alban's) defeated McVean, SIS. 80.
6-S; O'Conner 60 defeated White
head, So 81
feated Dougherty and Elliot, 60,
6-4. McVean and Flynn (G.D defeated
Whitehead and Aher, G-S, Go.
" Emmett Pare, former George
town tenniser, is today facing
Herb Bowman. of New York. in
the finals of the Old Dominion
tourney at Richmond. Va Pare
beat Harold MacGuffin. of Ph1la-
delphia, 6-1, 6-3, Go, in the
seni-finals. Bowman eliminated
Alphonso Smith, rs, 81, 60.
Pare and Smith defeated Alex
Keiles and Ed YeomanS, 6-1.
,10-S, in the third round doubles.
H. M. Birth and Bob Dodge. a
washington pair, lost to Keiles
and Yeomans, 6-3. 60, in the
second round doubles.
Entry blanks for the City of
Washington tennis tournament,
which starts week from today,
have been placed at all municipal
courts and at the clubs as we'll
Tom Mangan won the mems
championship last year. while
Frances Krucoff won the women's
title.