New Britain herald., 1930-07-29

Drawings for pairings from among the entrants for the city tennis championship tournament, were made last night in both the mems and women's singles and play in the tournament will open tomorrow morning. The committee in charge has decreed that matches in the first round must be played some time before Sunday night with all results in the hands of John Smith wick, playground director. by 9 o'clock Monday morning.
 There were 37 entries in all for the mems singles and in the draw ing, in order to make an even num- Der for the second round and thus through to the finals matches, a good number of the entrants were awarded byes. Five matches will be played to constitute the first round and it is important that the contest ants play off their matches within the allotted time. Should the re- suits not be handed in at Room No. 207, City hall, by the time limit Monday morning, loss will be credited to all those entries not complying with the rules.
 Four city courts have been re- served by the committee for the duration of the tournament between the hours of 5 and z o'clock each evening. Reservations for these courts may be made by the contest ing pairs at Room No. 207 at City hall CT by telephoning 2211. Matches may be played at any time agreeable to those paired. This means that it is not necessary to play on the re- served courts between 5 and ' o'clock. The matches may be played off anywhere at any time as long as details are agreed to by the parties entering the tournament
 Regulation tennis tournament rules will apply with regard to the matches. The winner must win two out of thfee sets played. The sets | will each run until one contestant wins six games. In the event that the two playing are tied at five games each. then the winner must take two games straight to win the | tournament, thereby stringing out the set to seven games for the win nec. This method is the same as deuce ill any single game. It is im- portant that the records of each match be left at Room 207 in City hall as soon as possible so that drawings for pairings with those who drew byes last night, may be | made.
 Prizes are being offered for the winners in each branch of the 1 tournament Titles will be decided | in the mems and women's singles, mems and women's doubles and mixed doubles. Pairings for the doubles will be announced within 1 the next few days.
 The pairings in the mems singles for the first round are as follows: Harry schupack. 35 Glen street | VIII Pidy Nut NiopI, lVto VI piI 1 avenue; George Mcdonald, g Gar den street will play J. Rogan, 247 | Wells street; NJ. Berkowitz, 70s Arch street vii. play John Lynch, 72 Black street: A. kurnicki. 96 Con- cord street will play G. Flood, 1856 Stanley street and K. Lindgren, o4a South Main street will play E. Brotf,
 i52 Stanley street.
 The pairings in the women's sin sles for the first round are as fol- lows: Lucy Hoffman, 472 Stanley street will play Lillian Rechert, 3S Lyons street; Natalie Walski. 237
 Rocky Hill avenue will play Ruth Nelson, PIT Rockp Hill avenue; Louise Smith. 11S6 Stanley street will play Alice Beati. 54 Erwin place and Jeanette Seaman, 1o51
 East street will play Mary Hennes- sey, Long street.