The Washington times., 1930-07-22
WOMEN MEET
IN SINGLES
FINALS

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The monument Park tennis
courts have broken out into a
vicious rash of tennis today;
swarming with tennis players OF
all calibers, for all today'S Public
Parks tournament matches will
be played on these courts, the
bulk being listed for after .
o'clock.
The feature match will be the
one in which Ruth Martinez Is
battling Dorothy Kingsbury for
the women's singles title. Mrs.
Martinez is favored to win, but
Miss Kingsbury is also a per-
former of parts and a triumph
for her would not be too much
Of an upset.
Mrs. Martinez, who two years
ago was just a -of-the-mlne
tennis, devotee, has shown pne.
nomenal improvement throughout
the season and hands in better
and more perfectly finished VIC
tories each time she plays. MISS
Kinrsbury has been showing wen
in the various tournaments this
wear Both are scheduled to
make the big Ten" selection
with plenty to spare.
Eddie Yoemans and Bud
Markey found Sydney Wal
Ienstein and MuscOe Garnett
disagreeable, absolutely re.
fusing to play mice dOggie,
hut they grabbed the de
cisiOn in straight sets, only
the first overlapping the
normal quota of games.
Roh Considine and Dooly Nit
chell won from Marino Erana
and Caesar Carballo, taking al
vantage of the match to try OUT
some of those shots which are
dear to the heart OF the stars
but which they dare not use
when the opposition is what II
should always be.
Maurice O'Neill and George
Shoemaker, Bill Seidell and Pat
Deck, Frank Shore and Anthony
Latona, Alan Staubly and Doug
las Love, Eugene Herman ana
Hugh Trigg, Lieut.. Dave Hedekin
and Lieut., Stanley Robinson, the
other seeded doubles, also ad-
vanced without notable difficulty.
Robert Boyd scored a surpris-
inqly straight set victory over
sydney WNIlestein, and thereby
win cause Hugh Trigg a little an
xiety this afternoon. Other
fourth.round singles will produce
hard-fought battles.
Today's schedule and yester-
days summaries:
PAIRTNGs FOR TODAY
FOURTH ROUND SINGLES
10 A. NJ.
Hugh Trigg VS.. Robert Boyd.
4P. M.
Maurice O'Nein VS. Bernard Welsh,
tr; Edgar Yeomans vs.. Lieutenant ROD
inson.
Dooly Mitchell VS.. William Buchanan;
Latona VS.. Addison W. Grant; BUD
Markey VS.. Larry Phillips.
SECOND ROUND DOUBLES
5P NJ.
Deck and seidel VS. Gardes and Yeat-
man; Hermann and Trigg vs. Coe ana
Goubeau; Staubly and Love VS.. hitzen-
berg and HILL
o'Neill and Shoemaker VS.. Coss and
f2aSx
and Robinson VS.. winner of Haney and
DAILY Shepard and Neale match.
6P. NJ.
considine and Mitchell VS.. Edge and
Gould; Markey and Yeomans VS.. Phil
lips and Newby; SperIy and Richard
son VS.. winner Latona and Shore
Buchanan and Yeomans match.
yesterdays RESULTS
THIRD ROUND sINGLES-Hugh
Trgg defeated Charles sperry. 0-6,6-s,
G-3; Robert Boyd defeated Sidney Wal
lenstein. 6--3,6-4: Bernard Welsh. jr:'
defeated Albert E. Yeatman, Frank
shore defeated Richard Edge. 6-2,6-4;
1--6,6-1, g..
FIRST ROUND-Bob Considine and
Dooly Mitchell defeated Mariana A.
Erana and Ceasar Carballo, 6--1, 6-1;
Larry Phillips and Bob Newby defeated
Albert Reed and Edward Royal 6--l,
6-3: Eugene Hermann and Hugh Trigg
defeated Joseph C. Liu and X. c.
Wong by default; Maurice O'Neill and
George Shoemaker defeated Dyas and
and Douglas Love defeated Robert
Boyd and Robert Lord, 6-3, 6-3;
Sperry and Richardson defeated Matthews
and EGrsytR Could s da.S FSheFS Raok%sS adss
and De Lesdernier. 6-2.s--o:
Deck and Seidel defeated Grant and
Krause, Go. 6-3; Gardes and Yeat-
man defeated Hunt and Ferneyhough,
Dodge and Lawrence, 60. 6--S; Coss
and Alfred Yeomans defeated Dreschs-
Ter and Hoffecker, G-2: 6--2; Ritzen-
berg and Hill defeated Goldsmith and
Tomelden, 5--7. 7-5, St; Lieutenants
Hedekin and Robinson defeated York
and Blanchard, 5--2 6-3: Haney and
DAILY defeated Welsh and Wilson, 6-2.
I'll; shore and T.atona won the first
Yeomans but lost the second at the
same score; Bud Markey and Edgar
Yeomans defeated Sidney Wallenstein
and Muscoe Garnett, S-6, 6-4.
Seven Washington women are
scheduled to play in the West
Virginia open tennis tournament
starting tomorrow at White Sui
phur Springs. They are Ruth
Laudick, Frances Walker, Doris
Ferry and Mary Will Wakeford,
who will play each other; Jose
phine Dunhafn, Ruth Martinez
and Mary Graham.
Allen M. Ferry, of Washington,
met defeat In q preliminary
match with w. P. Cherrington, Of
Ohio, Ga, 6-1. M. @. Mar
tinez, of the Mexican Embassy,
meets A, C.. Flinner, of PannSyl-