The Washington times., 1930-08-20
D. c. WOMAN
SCORES OVER
GIRL STAR

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The National Public Parks
Tennis doubles championships
opened this afternoon on the
Rock Greek courts, with two Of
the four-seeded pairs drawing
byes and the other two facing
easy opponents.
The third round Of the singles,
played this morning found seeded
stars facing severe opposition.
George Jennings, defending cham
pion, tackled j. &C. Miller, Of
Birmingham, in his second match
of the tournament. Miller won in
an impressive manner over VII.
liam Mcconnell, of Niagara Falls.
allowing the New Yorker Just one
game in three sets, and is ex-
pected to extend Jennings to win.
Jennings eliminated Alan
Staubly Of MartinSburg, w. Va,
without extending himself.
Staubly could not cope against
the terrific service and varied
game of the Chicago ace. Only
in the last set did the West Vir-
ginian, who plays most Of his
tennis in Washington, enjoy q
brief lead, and then, only to see
Jennings come from behind and
quickly sweep through to victory,
6-1, 60, 6-3.
Ruth Martinez scored .
signal triumph for Wash
ingtOn, when she put Ethel
Haas, 16-year-OId Buffalo SEN
SatiOn, out of play in three g
sets, Ga, 6-8, Go. The
Buffalo lass could not cope
against the more experienced
game of the Washington ace.
This victory established Mrs. :
Martinez as . favorite.
The two other Washington,
girls, Dorothy Kingsbury and
Louise Omwake, fell by the way
side, however, before the steadier
racquets Of Ann Lindemann, Of
st. Louis, and Helen Germaine.
/ of New York. Miss Germaine
plays an exceptionally strong
game for a woman. Another girl
who looms formidably is Rose
F. HofkinS of Philadelphia, an all
court performer, who puts con-
siderable zip behind her returns
Bob ConSidine and Dooly
Mitchell, Washington hopes, in
dulged in warm-up workouts, at
the expense Of Robert Lake,
Birmingham, and James Keenan,.
a left-handed chap from Niagara
Falls. Bob won 6-1, 6I1, 60,
without even bothering to take
off his canary colored sweater,
and Dooly trotted right behind
him, also allowing only two
games, 60, 81, 81.
Jack De Lara, seeded No. 2, OF
Los, Angeles, and expected to go
far in the. tournament. met with,
surprise. when Bob Elliott.
capable Baltimore ace, rushed
into the lead in the first three
sets. But De Lara calmed down
and ran out match, ST. 7-5s
3-6, SO, 81. e.
Bud Markey, . shining
light i'm local net circles, and
ID. C. Public Parks doubles
champion with Eddie Voc
mans, representing Indian
apOIis in the tournament de-
feated young Bernard Welsh,
Washington high school boy,
Rockville, Nd, champion,
after the yOungster had
snatched the first set, 3-6,
60, 6-2, eS.
Arnold Simmons, Louisville
representative, who achieved
fame through his first round de-
feat of Jack Castle, seeded No.
8, added Elmer Rudy, Baltimore,
| to his list of victims by q 6-1,
rs, 8-6 score.
Helen Rupp, of Baltimore, Of
whom many things were ex-
pected, developed an erraUic
streak yesterday, and was
trounced by Lydia KaySer, Of
Buffalo 6-3, 6-3. Today's pair
ing and yesterdays results fol-
low:
Mems Doubles PaiPings
2SAmsterdam-M Meyer. Philadelphia, bye:
BielfieldSGaroia, Detroit, bye, Nowak-
Simmons. Buffalo and Louisville. bye,
staubly Thomas. Martinsburg, bye; ssLe-
| jeck- -Le3eck. Chicago, vs.. Loose Loose.
Sh oam kersVille Pa: Markey- LeomanR,l
Indianapolis and Washington. d. c., vs..
RamsberK- -McCardle, Frederick; Castle
Kronman, Buffalo, vs. Welsh Shields.
Rockville WINCHESTER; Dworkin Reich,
Cleveland. VS. Schabera- Norton. St.
Louis; 1"Jennlngs -DeLara, Chicago, Los
Angeles, ys, Terrel-LaISas Birmingham;
Segal-HickR. New York. VS.. Keiles-M
Ter, Baltimore, Birminghahi; Elliott
Rudy. Baltimore. vs. Marinsky- B Barnett.
Providence. Little Rock: Deck -Broida..y
Leesburg, Pittsburgh, VS.. PaRe-Graney.
Nashville. Perth Amboy: 4'considines
Mitchell Washington, bye; Tiller-HalL
Louisville, bye: Daley-Haney. Monoulu,
Drummond, bye. NJ,
"Seeded.
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