The Washington times., 1930-07-31
FACE.
DEFENDING
CHAMPIONS
BY GINO sIHn

BY GINO SINH
Yesterday was d nice day and
SO everything went along nicely
on the Columbia Country Club
courts where the Women's Dis
trict Of Columbia singles and
doubles tennis championships are
being decided.
A mild upset occurred when
Clara and Amy Tabler, eliminated
Corinne Frazier and Peggy Key
ser, in the doubles play allowing
them only two games in doing 1t.
Corinne and Peggy were regarded
as likely to survive to the semi
finals, but so were the Tabler
sisters.
Frances Krucoff seems to have
hit her old winning stride, for
yesterday she defeated Miss
Frazier in o. Snappy manner.
She encountered some opposition
In the opener when many games
were dueced. but the 1929 cham
pion won Ga and then took q
short cut home, 81.
Josephine Durham also had
easy shedding, vanquishing Sarah
Moore with the loss of only four
games. Miss Krucoff and Miss
Durham were donated . default
in the doubles round, while Ruth
Martinez and Frances Walker
won without untoward trouble.
All Of tOday's singles viii
be snappy affairs, with Old
Man Upset likely to render .
few adverse decisions.
Reba Kirson and Josephine
Durham should provide q classy
duel. The Baltimore ace Is al
ways dangerous, and is particu-
larly so when facing formidable
opposition. Marywill Wakeford
win also face q strong rival In
Margaret Graham.
Interesting doubles skirmishes
should develop in the match be.
tween the Kingsbury.Raver duo,
Mary Ryan and Goldie Crist. who
are some pumpkins in double
roles. while the Tabler sisters
will test the KrucOff. Durham
combination to the utmost.
The Tabler sisters are q dou.
bles who have participated in q
great number Of tournaments
throughout the country and have
always given q good account Of
themselves. II the 1929 doubles
rulers are to be dethroned these
two are the most likely to do 1t.
Today's pairing and yesterdays
results:
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
SINGLES
Second Round
Louise omwake defeated RebTe Ford.
&c, 81; Reba Kirson defeated Doris
Ferry. 81, Is; Margaret Graham de-
feated Mary X. Burke. 1t, 81. 81;
Frances Krucoff defeated Corinns Frnz.
Ter, 6-4. 81; Mary Ryan defeated
Goldie Crist So, I'll; Josephine Dun
ham defeated Sarah Moore, SIS, 81.
DOUBLES
First MOunu
walker Martinez defeated be soHEa-
Laudick, Ga, 81: Tabler-Tabler de-
fea ted Frazier-K iseF, 81. 81; Ferry
cochrane defeated Miller Darby, s-1,
81; KinRsbury- Raver defeated WHIT
field -CarbaIlO. 7-5, s-2: Dunham-
Krucoff defeated Shuemaker-partners by
default.
CONSULTATIONS
singles
Dorothy Kfugsbury defeated Betty
Cochrane. 8--+1, 6-I: Clara Tabler de-
feated Katherine Shoemaker. 60, s--l:
Marian Butler defeated Harriet Turner.
by default; Betty whitfield defeated
Emma shaw. So, 81.
TODAY'S PAINTINGS
Ies-(luarfer-Final
$500 p. M.--JOsephine Durham W.
Reba Kirson; MarywI1l Wakeford VS..
Margaret Graham; Frances KFucoff vs..
Mary Ryan; Ruth Marines vs. Louise
Omwake.
DOubIes-Quarter-FInal
400 p. M.-Kingsbury-Raver W.
$50 p. M.-Martinex-walk Va.
500 P. M.-Krncoff -Dunham W.
wakeford Graham Va.
Ferry Cochrane.
SINGLES CONSULTATIONS
First Round
2:OO p. M.-Maycita de sousa VI.
500 p. M.-Ruth Laudiek ". Betty
West.
Second Round
2:3O P. M.-clasa Taller ". Mar
Soc P. M.-Katherms Knauss vs..
Dorothy Kingsbury