Evening star., 1930-06-28
T|LDEN AND LOTT
AIM TO CATCH UP
Behind Other Americans at
WimbIedon-Three Await
Quarter-Finals.

By the Associated Press.
w WIMBLEDON, England June
| N| 2s-Lagging round behind
| v the field. Bill Tilden and
George Lott were the only
Americans with singles matches
scheduled today in the Wimbledon
mems tennis championships.
| Tilden was matched with Ed An
drews, New Zealand star, whose prin-
| cipal claim to tennis fame Is the five
set victory he scored over Francis r.
Hunter in the first round of play in
the 1928 event. Lott had to meet the
! South African, P. D. B. Spence, who
| plays his best tennis in doubles.
| Wilmer Allison, John Doeg and
Gregory Mangin all are already in the
! quarter finals. but Allison is given only
an outside chance to gain the semi
finals. The Fort Worth, Tex, youth,
who has played a brilliant game all
through this tournament, must take on
Henri Cochet of France, the defending
champion, in his next test.
In the women'S singles Elizabeth
Ryan was the only American playing
today. She was matched with Mile
S. Payot, Swiss champion.
In the women's doubles Miss Ryan
and Mrs. Helen Wills Moody meet Miss
| u Va anu MIS-. simon
! OF England, while Sarah Palfrey of
Boston and Edith Cross of San Fran
cisco, were paired against Mrs. c. G..
Mcllquahn and Mrs. Bridge of Eng
land.
Two American mems doubles pairs
encounter strenuous opposition. Ali
son and John Van Ryn, defending
| champions, meet the crack Japanese
| team of Tamio Abe and Takeichi
IJo 70 n No 1rfN. u
| Austin, Tex, were matched against H.
K. Lester and E. G. Peters of England.
In the mixed doubles Tilden and
Cecilie Aussem of Germany meet An
drews and Mrs. E. A. Beamish, while
Allison and Miss Cross face Perkins
and Mrs. Tucker, an English team.
Mrs. Moody's next opponent in the
women's singles will be Phyllis Mud
ford, English girl who gave Queen
| Helen" a great battle in the French
championships recently
The scores of the leading matches
yesterday follow:
Mems Singles.
FOURTH ROUND.
Gregory Mangin. United States, defeated
80; Wilmer allison. United States, defeated
SIS; John Doeg. United States, defeated H
cocbst Pbsvidi IrI England 50 So, 81; Henri
I H.
land' 6-S. 4-6, 6-3 6-1.'
WOmen'S Singles.
FOURTH ROUND.
Mrs; Helen Wills Moody, United States. de-
Ieated MISS M. Canters. Holland 90, 6-l:
MISS Helen Jacobs. United States defeated
MRS w. D. List, England 60, 6-l.
Mems Doubles.
SECOND ROUND.
William T. Tilden. United States and
Hans runner, Holland, defeated Pierre
Landry and Grandguillot. France, 8-6, As,
4-6, 6-1, 6-4.
WOmen's Doubles.
SECOND ROUND.
Mrs. J. L. Colgate and Miss c. Tyrell
England, defeated Fraulein Cecile Aussem
germany. and Miss Mianne Palfrey, United
states, 6-S. 6-3. is.
Mixed Doubles.
SECOND ROUND.
Fraulein Aussem and Tilden defeated Miss
NJ r. Couquerque and j. Van De Hefde,
Holland. "a, Ga; Miss Elizabeth Ryan,
United States, and J. Crawford, Australia
defested Mrs; j. e. Hill and O. G.. N Turn
bull, England. 6-3. 6-3; Miss s. Payot
Switzerland. and A. J. willard. England.
defeated Miss Mary Greet and Berkeley
Bel. Bel United States, s-s, 90. s-s; Miss
feated Miss v, H; Montgomery and G. R.
Sarah Palfrey and Mangin. United States,
defeated Miss q. r. Sterry and W. A. R.
Collins: England. 6-2 6-3; Miss Betty
Nuthall, England. and p b. B. Spence,
South Africa. defeated Miss Jacobs and
George Lott. United States, Is. IS, 80.