Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06
CHAREST IS AMONG
PLAYERS TO SCORE
Veteran Shows He Is Ready
to Defend TitIe-Mangan
Also Is Winner.

L.
veteran District one-arm
" netman, is up to his old
tricks. Year after year
the popular racketer has started
slowly, only to dramatically sweep
to the top of his game in the Dis
trict championship.
Only a few weeks ago tennis OBJ
servers were predicting that Charest
had little chance Of retaining his Dis
trict title. They conceded that he in
Variably has shown at his best in the
District championships, but they flg-
ured that he had been able to get in
such limited amount of practice that
he hardly could be expected to again
come through victorious. Their opinion
seemed to be justified, too, for Charest
was way OF his game until the current
championships got under way.
Goes to Fourth Round.
But the doughty veteran appears now
TO have a real chance of successfully
defending his title If his work so far
means anything. Yesterday he swept
to the fourth round when he van
pushed Aaron Miller of Baltimore,
6-S, 81, Ga. He exhibited the
through years Of grueling competition
and the ability to come through when
he most needed, which has ever been
characteristic Of the player who, Incl
dentally is widely known as q sports
man Of the highest type.
Another veteran also showed strongly
yesterday in a day which saw favorites
continue to advance. Tom Mangan,
long a high-ranktng player hereabout,
played fine tennis despite that he was
handicapped by a blister on his foot
which it was feared would prevent him
from competing. But, game to the
core, Mangan insisted upon continuing
play and won two matches, defeating
Don CARRIER, former Western High star
Elmer Rudy Of Baltimore, go, 6-3
Critics said they had seldom seen him
play better.
Bob Considine and Dooly Mitchell Of
this city and Billy Jacobs of Baltimore,
Middle Atlantic junior champion, were
other seeded players to advance.
Play of ]. L. Moorhead. Washington
boy. who attends the schoate School
In Wallingford, Conn., continued to oe
9 feature as he disposed of Larry
Seidell, 6-3, 81.
The Constdine Mangan duo, which
won the doubles title last season, drew
q first-round bye.
Good Matches Today.
Most of the favorites we're expected
to get stern opposition today. Charest
was to engage Ensign Farrin. of the
Navy LeeGh Cup team; Mangan was to
face Ladd, sturdy Washington racketer,
ConsidL1e was to have it out with H.
Ritzenberg; Mitchell was to face Moor
head and Jacobs was to meet Frank
Shore, runner-up for the Middle At
lantic junior title.
Yesterdays summaries and todays
schedule:
Summaries.
SINGLES.
Second rouad-Mangan defeated CARRIER.
Third Tound-consiaine defeated CARRIER.
ga, -; H. Ritzenoers defeated 5perry.
insea. zefs stam e defsated ka ESS
- "a, 7MS; M ans NJ. defeated Rudy
rs. 81; z. Yeomans defeated g: John
81 M00 9h at daisat.d Sst ssiSs 9oss:
Il ghaTsSt esisnted Misr ct.a.rf.[
"a s S's jacobs t defest sssH Trfss ss s
Shore deteated Ensign, Salisbury Sd 81,
Haistesd defeated cisbous f.'i i6-S. "a.
DOUBLES.
First round-Lieqt, Robinson Lewis
asrmsSn eqessed
50; Mitcheii-Jacobs defeated Birch john:
Cromwell Whiting, IS, SIS; Grant-Kfause
defeated Bacharach-Burgwin, Is, 6-4;
Brown-Hugh defeated Shepard-Sendel. 3-6,
81 - Burweli-Tsylor defeated Cs dfnd
Carlisle; MooThead; 7.5; 50: Chargest7Lp Phi
Seidell defeated CARRIER Morrison, 81. SIS;
as. 81; Byineton- Kazanjian defeated
Crevs-Hartner by default.
Second round-Da wson- Freeman defeated
Carpenter Ruth. 50: 6E2 s. Deck.sei-
Dell dsfesteS 3
GoPe-Rutiey. IS ~. 81; seeiy Hal
stead defeated willis Neale, ga, 81.
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.
ouarter-final singles: 10 o'clock-Hermann
vs.. Siam; Il o'ciock1Mansan vs. Lsdd,
Charest VS.. Farrin, Halstead VS.: O'Nein:
o'clock-Considine VS.. H. Ritzenbergi SMITH
VS.. 2: Yeomsns. Jacobs vs. Shore Mitchell
First|round doubles: 10 o'clock-Newby.
Thurtell VS. Heiskell -Latona. -
VS. Van Viiet-Finley, Grant; Krause. vs.. Bur-
well-Taylor; II o'clock-Robinson- Lewis vs..
winner Newly Thurtell and .Heiskell -Latona
match: / o'clock-Farbef-Miller VS.. Howard
Farrin; o'clock-Gill-Smith vs. Garnett-
Walleqstein; I o.clockS;-.Charest-P Phillips vs..
HUM dine vs. Ee n RJinF
ton-KAzanjian.