Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21

N n EMS doubles play in the annual
mn washington public parks ten
mis- championships was to get
under way this evening at 3
o'clock on the Potomac Park and ROCK
Greek courts. Entries in the womenS
doubles will close this evening at 6
O'Clock with Winfree E. Johnson. They
NAV be filed at the various courts on
which the public parks matches are
being played.
Five third-round matches in the
mems singles and one third-round en-
counter in the women's singles were
carded today.
with a lone exception, favorites ad-
vanced Yesterday in both the mems and
womens singles. Anthony Latona, VINO
attained recognition as member OF the
Western High team, conquered Alan
Staubly George Washington University
PLAYER, seeded No. 4, for the single up
set The scores were 81, 4-6, 10.
With the score tied at sail in the third
set. Staubly broke his racket and was
unable to get going again. Latona,
though, had furnished him stout bat
ting TO that point.
Bob Considine District champion,
and defending public parks title holder,
gained the fifth round by defeating MS
brother, George, 60, 6-4, and Dan
Daly. 81. Go. Dooly Mitchell, seeded
No. 2. defeated Harry Goldsmith, 81,
6-3, and Edgar Yeomans, University OF
North Carolina netman. took Maurice
Goubeau 6-3. 81. Lieut.. Stanley K.
Robinson of the Army Leech Cup team
making his debut in public parks play,
gained the fourth round. defeating
Maurice Hoffman, 6-1. "a, but Lieut.
David d. Hedekin, another Army Leecn
Cup PLAYER. after winning MS nrSC-
round test. bowed TO Frank Shore, Dis
trict Junior champion. The scores we're
4-6, 6-3, Is.
Ruth Martinez, the fayorite, and Dor
othy Kingsbury, another highly-rated
player, reached the second and fourth
rounds. respectively, in the women's
division
sun. and several others were all but
overcome. Randy Robinson was forced
TO default to Don DAILY in the third
round, and George E. Robin had to give
UP in favor of William Bradley in the
second round.
Todays pairings and yesterdays re-
suits follow:
Pairings-
MEMS SINGLES.
THIRD ROUND
Potomac Park--S pm. ttuEn Il LiEE 70.
Charles Sperry. S p M Sidney Wallenstein
rs. Robert Boyd Frank Shore vs.. Hichsro
Rock Creek-4 pm. Bernard welsh. vs.
Albert z Yeatman; Clay Coss VS.. William
c. Bradley.
MEMS DOUBLES.
FIRST ROUND
Potomac Parks pm. Consdine and
Mitchell VS. Erana and Carballo: Reed and
Royal vs. Phillips and Newb Y, Herman e. and
3 maker VS. Dyas and Ehlslaeer pm,
Staubly and Loye VS.. Boyd and Lord Shore
Msrk as'O and Z. Yeomans vs. vs. Garnet and
Wallenstcini Ruckman and De Besdernier
VS.. Edge and Gould
Rock Creek--5 pm, Dodge and Lawrence
VS. Coe and Goubean seideu and Deck VS..
Grant and Krause; Dreschler and Hofecker
VS. Coss and A. YeomaEs; Goldsmith and
Tomeidon vs., Ritzcnbere and Hill; sperrTy
Fedekin and Robinson VS.. York and Blancn-
ard 6 pm, welsh and Wilson vs. Haney
and partner; Gardes and Yestman VS.. Hunt
and Ferneyhough.
WOMENS SINGLES,
THIRD ROUND.
Monument am, Mrs. Martinez VS..
Mrs. Edge.
RESULTS.
FIRST ROUND.
Robert Boyd defeated Robert Newly. 5-4
e---3; Lieut. s. K. Robinson defeated T. NJ
SILVA, S.; So. Lieut. ?. p ,Hedekin de-
SECOND ROUND.
Harry Goldsmith defeated F. T. Pierce,
SO. 50; Joseph C. Llu defeated Henry s
defeated LYMAN RitzenberR. 6-3. 81;
Frank Shore defeated Lieut.. Hedekin, As,
50 rs; Richard Edge defeated Caldwell