Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-22
BOB DUE FOR NO. |
D. c. NET RANKING
Defeat of Mitchell in Ward
man Event Practically
CIinChes the Honor.

IL player of the District for
1880. That the Ranking
Committee will name the rangy
player for the honor post APP
peared certain today following
Considines victory in five stirring
sets yesterday over Dooly Mitchell,
his old foe, in the final of the
Wardman Park invitation tennis
tournament, the last major tour
ney of note of the net campaign
here. The scores we're As, 6-3,
2-6, Ga, Ga. The victory gave
Considine the cup offered by Sec
rotary of State StimSon. Mitchell
held this trophy as the result of
his win in 1929.
With the Wardman win tucked away,
Considine holds three victories in four
starts for the season over Mitchell. In
addition to yesterdays win, he con-
ouered ths popular Georgetown boy in
the City of Washington and the Dis
trict championships. while Mitchell
triumphed over him in a semi-f1nal of
the national public parks tournament.
fa4ICA S1AOntltB cbAOASAA AAAbh HNh
along in the season, ConSidine falteTed
somewhat, but since his visit to Forest
Hills. where he took part in the ma
tionaI championships, he has been play
ing at least as we'll if not better than
earlier in the campaign. He is using
new forehand grip, and his game APP
pears improved, particularly his volley-
ing, as the result of pointers picked up
at Forest Hills.
Wins With Tom Mangin.
Paired with Tom fsangin, former
District champion, ConSidine also won
the wardman doubles title yesterday,
overcoming Mitchell and Bill Buchanan,
60, Ga. It was the sixth straight
win for Considine and Mangin in dou-
blss on courts here in the past two
seasons.
Josephine Durham and Frances
walker annexed the womens doubles
crown. downing Mrs. Catherine Ellis
and Maycita de Souza, 60, rs. Miss
Walker defeated Miss Durham for the
singles crown Saturday.
Considine triumphed over Mitchell
Yesterday through a rouslng nnlSn.
After losing two of the first three sets,
Bob took the courts to begin the fourth
set refreshed after rest and proceeoeo
to outSteady Dooly.
Considine and Mangan, exhibiting
general superiority, were not EXTENDED
to down Mitchell and Buchanan In the
Miss Durham and Miss Walker did
mt have a great deal of trouble VIM
ming over Mrs. Ellis and Miss de Souza
in tbs first set, but had to hustle 10
triumph in the second.
N6ARIANo A. ERANA is the new
vi United States Veterans Bu-
reau champion, having yesterday
5ou71ed NJ Weiss in straight sets IN the
anal match of the bureaus annual
event on the Potomac Parks courts.
THE scores were 60, "a. 6-5.
loving cup will go to Erana ana a
racquet to Weiss, these prizes peins
offered by the Employees Welfare AS
soriation Of the bureau, sponsor OF the
tournament
Erana reached the final by defeating
n Kelsev 81. 6-3, while Weiss
downed Clifford l.. johnson, SEEDED sec
ond. 6-2, rs, to get to the title
round.
TENRY PARK team today is assured
the championship in the Public
parks League Six victories IN
eight matches over Burroughs put the
Henry bows Gin" Sixty-eight wins ano
ri losses is the Henry league record
for the season. -.
Making no the Henry outfit are Capt.
pat Deck. Bob Considine, Bud Marley,
FREDERICK Sendel. Bill Seidel, LYMAN
Ritzenberg, Herb Shepard, Cnarles
. 6perry and Kip Callan.
The Henry-Burroughs mStcn sum
maries:
Marley CHI defeated CARRIER, 81, 81;
Grant iB5 defeated sperry: 81. IS;
Deck CHI defeated Blanchard. by defsul5'
I. nGnfinished Sip cshan tA5 qsisats: ted
t AIEssn,y e sa' o2s ss So Sc Eo0erS 'h'' '
DOUBLES.
Annan-carber OBJ defeated Markey-Csl-
Ian, By default; Seidel- Ritzenoers n.
feated GTant-Krause, SO, -, DeIs- y
S-5
Generally outclassing their rivals, Pat
NECK and Bill seideil yesterday de-
feated George Robins and Albert Yeat-
man. 60, 81, Ga, to win the sec
tion A doubles title in the Capital City
League tournament.
nLAY in both singles and doubles in
the Suburban League tournament
was to be continued this afternoon
on the Bureau of Standards courts,
starting at 4:30 O'Clock.
Dean Judd and James Thomas, DE.
Tending champions. yesterday reached
the ser1i-finals in the doubles.
Yesterdays summaries.
First round-Cragoe and Doyle defeated
T1hurteil and Neale, Is, 81. 6-2
Second round-Judd and Thomas defeated
Garrett and Daily by default: Godfrey ana
stewart defeated Polk and Woods by De,
fault; johnson and wilkinson defeateo Han
and Brown. So, 6-4: CrsEoe and Doyle
defeated Schmid and Lovewell. SO. IS;
Wright and Hubbard defeated Ladd ana
9alinger, 6-3. 1-6. 6-3 May and May
defeated Dawson and Howell, 81, as:
as: Gable and Birch defeated Atwood and
eemia. s-3. "a; STAN and McCabe defeated
Herrick and Herrick. 81, al. 81.
Third round-Judd and Thomas e.,ssated
Csodfrey and Stewart. S. SO; May and
nv dsfeated MriRht and Hubbard. Is.