The Washington times., 1930-09-03
FILIPINO NET
ACESBATTLE
FOR TITLES
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/. Three tennis TOURNAMENTS are
providing . lot Of interesting &c
ton for the few but rabid net
fans who look In on 'ern.
The Filipinos are running two
Of them. That Is they were uIi-
til yesterday when Policarpo Rul-
loda breezed through the best
Cesar Carballo could offer, Ga,
60, 62, to win the Filipino
club singles champio ionships.
Rulloda gave an mixing OF Just
what stuff he was made Of when
he handed Manuel Zamora, de-
tending champion, q sound drub-
bing Sunday. After diSposing Of
Zamora it was comparatively
easy for him to cut through tine
remaining field.
Today Zamora-BaraM win cross
racquets with Rulloda- Pimentel
for the clubs doubles title ct 3
o'clock on the Monument courts.
But the real, allinCluatye
tennis interest Of local EIlt
pinOs Ii poured into the
eighth annual Filipin6 D. G.
tennis champlOmships which
are being disputed on the
Potomac Park courts, morn
ing and evening.
These 1.-THE, diminutive tennis
devotees exemplify all that the
perfect tennis player should be.
They are ready to play tennis at
any time the committee states
without q murmur.
The Quarter-finals Of the sin
gles were played yesterday, with
Mai. Rafael Garcia, crack rae
quet weilder recently from the
Philippines, handing Manuel Ia
mora, 6-3. 6-1, licking, in the
feature match.
Mixed doubles entries win close
at $3.50 today at the Monument
courts. Draw for pairing win be
made and play start immediately.
Schedule and summaries:
CONSOLATION SINGLES
p. m.-F. M. Piniera vs. e. j. silva:
p. @. Yillaion VS.. A. Cruz.
RESULTS SINGLES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rafael L. Garcia
defeated Manuel g. Zamora, s--3, 81;
r. n. silva defeated ]. carballo. So,
SO: A. A. Tomelden defeated P. Eu-
genio. s--1. rs.
DOUBLES
IA -
feated c. A. Cartallo and J. Silva, 6-s,
81; Eugenio and Piniera defeated
Ramos and Carvajalr SO, S.: Tom
alden and Moran defeated =. J. Silva
Ancheta aaefeated Domingo, and Pimen-
tel S-4, So
CONSOLATION SINGLES
First round--M. Baradi defeated I.
DOMINGO, 0--s,. s-s, e--1: v. G. Bum
uan defeated L. sumulonG. 60. e-1.
Second round-P. q. viIlalon defeated
feated r. Ramos, 4--s, default.
Byrd Ferneyhough, who re
jOices in the reputation Of
being the youngest tennis
umpire hereabout, and who
came In for quite q few kind
" words for his work in the
national public parks tour
ney recently, submits his Sc
lection Of the 10 ranking
players In the city right now.
He names Dooly Mitchell No.
! because, the lad AYERS, Dooly
scored over Bob ConSidine very
decisively in their latest meeting.
Considine Is No. 2; Bud Markey,
No. 3: Tom Mangan. No. q: Ed
die Yoemans, No. s.. Colin STAN,
No.. 8: Frank Shore No. Z: Hugh
Trigg, No. 8; Maurice O'Neill. No.
g; Clarence Charest, No. 20. He
has watched them al; closely In
their most important matches
this simmer, and feels coriape-
tent to speak.
Eddie Yoemans and Alan
Staubly win eye each others bel.
hgerently at 3:45 this afternoon
across . net on the Potomac Park
courts, for they will be battling for
the Capital City Tennis Leagues
singles title. It should be q
whale Of 9 struggle, for both boys
are IN top form and naturally,
exceedingly anxious to win.
Eddie removed Pat Deck yeSter-
day, 81, rs, Ga, Deck being
able to make himself apparent
only In the second set. Robins
and Yeatman reached the Glass
B doubles finals by scoring over
Gardes and Thore, 3-6, SIS,
6-2, As, 6-3.
George Considine and Carnegie
York meet Grant and Krause In
q Class A doubles sernifinal
match, this afternoon.
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