The Washington times., 1930-07-07
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:. Talk about luck. Bob Con.
si1ine must have been born
with about IL silver spoons in
his mouth and six or seven
rabbit-feet strung around his
neck" vOcjferated a spectator
watching COnsidine dispose of
Hyman Ritzenberger- without
trying in the District of Column.
bia tennis CHAMPIONSHIPS at
Edgemoor Yesterday, Bob got
a first round bye. and then
the draw brought him against
men who couldn't offer him a
stiff workout, no., ng lasts for
ever though. and he is going
to have one TOUGH hombre to
meddIe with tomorrow, in
Colin Siam. and us tennis fans
may get a line ON Bob's true
condition"
"Who do You think will
win?' hazarded a stopped
shouldered, pinched nose fellow
"COnsidine might, but DoOley
Mitchell. Billy Jacobs, Tom
Mangan and Clarence Charest
are still in there. And Eddie
YOemans and Maurice O'Neill
two taciturn young fellows who
absolutely abhOr defeat at the
hands Of any one. Yep, the
final rounds should produce
spectacular tennis all the way
with the results a t0ss-up. They
all look like five set matches" !"
The results of the Mitchell
Charest battle today will have
considerable bearing on the finaI
The Considine-Stam
MangansYoemans matches are al
2:30 today. with the remaining
singles following Immediately, anc
the third round doubles listed fol-
4 o'clock.
Some excellent matches were
witnessed yesterday. with Char
est finding Ensign Farrin a stub
born foe but triumpi1ing in three
grimly-fought sets; Billy Jacobs
Baltimore junior ace. toppline
Frank Shore, jr.. Washington first
Junior. in easy fashion
and Dooley Mitchell diSpoSing oi
j. L. Moorehead, New England
STRIPPING. whose sensational play
has made him the hero of the
tournament, in straight sets.
Ensigns Bill Howard and Jim
my Farrin, flaShy Navy pair, bat
tile Charest and Phillips in the
doubles feature, with the Navy
slight favoriteS, while
Majors Van Vliet and Finley bat
tie two old rivals in Lieutenants
Millard Lewis and Stanley Rob
inson. Mangan and Considine
face Dawson and Freeman in an
other interesting match.
SCHEDULE
. GLEs-QUARTER- FINAL ROUNI
$50 constdine vs., STAN; Mangan vs.
Yeomans; $40. Mitchell VS.. Charext
Jacobs vs.. O'Neiil.
DOUBLES SECOND RouND-4:oe 90
Yeomans vs.. Brown Huhn.
THIRD ROUND-4:00 Considine- Man
gan vs Dawson Freeman: 500. How,
ard Freeman VS. charest Phillips: Gill
Smith vs.. oe-Goubeau; Shore Welsh
VS. Seely Haistead; Mitchell Jacobs Va
Burwell- Ia yIor
SECOND RouND--11 80. Van viist
Finley VS. Robinson Lewis.
SINGLES. Az FOURTH ROCND--Stan
defeated Hermann, 60. 81: Mangar
defeated Ladd. 6--1. 6--1; Charest de-
feated N Sarrin. 6--1. ST. St
O'Neil defeated Harstead. Is 6---1
6--I Yeomens defeated Lieutenant
Smith. 6--3. f--s. ST.; Considins de-
feated RitzenberR e-1 60: Jacobs
defeated Shore 6--3. 6--2: Mitchell
Moorehead, 6--1. 6-4.
DOUBLES SECOND R0UND-Deck
Saiden defeated Trigg- Hermann. 6--l
6--4 Howard Farrn defeated Farber
Miller 6-3 6--3; Charest- Phillips d.
fshted Karrick and partner. s--4 ~ &
e-4: CoGsidine Mangan defeated He.
ri,.F Herrick s--1 g-3: Van VII =
siafet defeated BNington- kazaniian ~
dofanIt @
THIRD RouNn-4Msrkey- Elliott d.
feated Ferry Ferry. SO. 6--2.
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