Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-23
MITCHELL OF D. c.
TO PLAY JENNINGS
Match Set for Tomorrow at
z 0'Clock-DoubIes on
Schedule Today.

NM 0Ock 10 the roCh SICcA
W W courts tomorrow afternoon,
when Dolly Mitchell, curly
haired District parks singles champion,
comes TO grips with George J. Jen-
nines. IT,, Of Chicago, defending cham
piofa, In the final of the mems singles
IN the National Public Parks tennis
championships. The match will start
ct 2 o'clock.
Mitchell achieved the title round yes
Serday when he conquered Thomas
fBud) Marley, George washington stu
dent. representing indianapolis in the
tournament, Cd, 81, So, o-f.
.Jenninrs swept to the Anal with 2
handy win over Arnold Simons Oh
louisville, 60, 6-3, 6-3.
the mems doubles. Final-round COM
petition was set for 2 o'clock, following
semi-final play earlier In the DAY.
In Fight in Doubles.
washington also has chance Tor the
title in the doubles. Bob Consioane ano
Dooly Mitchell are in the seml-nnals
and. Bob Markey and EDDIE xeoman =.
Disfrict parks doubles champions, are
A. the euarter-finals. The Marley.
Yeon1ans combination, however, NOT
= bona fide washington entrant IN
view of Marley representing lnolan.
snolss Considine and Mitchell, SEEDED
fo,,rfh. were to meet George Jennings,
ir.. and Jack de Lara of Los Angeles IN
one Of the serni-finals today. Marcy
and Yeomans were to nnisn maCcn
against Jack Castle and Leo hro =. .,,s
r,,ffaio. which was deadlockeo ~ IVY
eefs each when darkness arrived last
nirht. The victor was to face EDWARD
Nowsk. Buffalo. and Arnold Slmons'
Ioiisyille. in the other semi-nnal.
Ccns3dine and Mitchell handy won
t,sir v,ay TO the semi-fnals, deieatlng
Monte Tfller and Robert Hall, LOUIS
vile. 81, rs, 6-3. Marcy an -,
Yeounans gained the quarter-n ne S.,,; ~
uusetting the Lejeck nrotnsis % .n. :
caro seeded third, and who nave .
= sftsnnai RANKING in doubles aside from
t,,siv narlxs rating. The scores were
go 81 63, 2-6, "a. The iast
tro sets were played yesterday AFTER
sns first two had been decided InuIs-
Sav Jennings and de Lara TOOK 6oD
Fiiiott and Elmer Rudy, Baltimore, -
camp yesterday, 81, 60, %. t,s
rnrssk -simons combination reached the
1870 anal Through a stunning upset WIN
,ver Gus Amsterdam and Milford MsysL,
philsdelpfia, seeded second, In straigns
-. sI-re .scores were 6-3, Ga, SIS.
n, heatinr Markey, Mitchell showed
,,,ore power and outsmarted the IormeI
Notre Dame captain. his superior
STAMINA lannins gs'o had little trouble with
simuns, his brilliant play AZ sne Me Ne
being particular strong feature Oh nus
exhibition.
Mrs. Marines Beaten
Mrs. Ruth Marines. District parks
SINGLES title holder, bowed before MIs.
Virviria Quicker. St. LOUIS. yessetr1....y ~.
IN the woman's fnal. Inc Monnn MY
,ecrs daring play and harder driving.
Failure at Mrs. Martinez to come 10 the
net handicapped her not tnfrequently.
Hsrs quicker. however, was not 50
sorts1r,ate in the doubles final. she ana
Mrs Ann LindemaIin, also OF ~. LOUIS
feiI before Ethel Haas and Lyoia nay
ser. Buffalo. The scores were 49, oT1
Yesterdays summaries:
MEMS SINGLES.
yeHan ,n,nns tiicuisSli VIE
eagc) oe!easseca ' SIS; Dolly Mitchell Wash
K ,ngtcn "a eseatsd Tnomss Msrksy 'Ir Psnsi
n ,.tch. Jennings vs.. mitchell. Pm. To-
mO MEMS DOUBLES.
second round--Thomas Markeyu si .sanssonl
aiisS and EDWARD Yeomans SWasnlnes0nny
S Ssefeatsd Charles. Ieieek and Leg Le'eek
1SshicaroJ. G-3, ST, SIS -. - "a
onsrter.nnais = Robert considi11Ts e,.a aed
H cSEf riiIer and Robert Han Houisyillsl,
80 rs, SIS; Edward Nowak t5NIt nattoas
e dnu Amst Uu and Milford Meyer sPniia
<sinhia1. as, ga, 6--3; George JENNINGS,
II, achisaso1 and Jack De Lara Los An
seles5 defeated Robert Eiliott ana rb M,mss
Markey aindisnapoiis, and Eddie Yeomans
cWashingtonl VS.. Jack Castle and Lee -kIon-
man 6Bunsio), match called; dart ta b.
eontfnued this morning at 10 am Semi
TraIs today. starting ct 70 an, Consldine-
Gitcheii VS. Jennines-De Lara; Nowak- 81
mons vs.. winner OF Markey-Yeomans vs.
Castie-Kronman.D
woMENs SINGLES.
Pinai-Mrs. Virginia Quicker Ga. LOUIS
defeafed Mrs. Ruth Martinez tWashington)'
", eL eS.
woMENs DOUBLES
F.nsi-Ethel Haas and Lydia Kayser Buf-
falo1 defeated Mrs. virginia Dueker ana
Mrs. Ann Lindemann est. Louis,, 49, 80.