Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

Bud Markey. co-holder of the Wash
ington parks doubles title, who Is rep
resenting his native city, Indianapolis,
attained the third round through VIC
tory over Barnard Welsh. rockville BOY
well known in net circles here. The
scores were 3-6, 60, 60, 6-S.
Marley was to meet Robert Hall, Louis
vile, today.
Jennings Is Impressive.
George J. Jennings, jr., Chicago, de-
Tending singles champion, who swept
aside Alan Staubly, George Washing
ton player, representing Martnsburg,
w. va, in the first match for both
Yesterday, today was to face j. G.
Miller, IT., Birmingham.
Favorites came through in all other
mems singles matches yesterday,
though Jack de Lara, Los Angeles,
seeded second, had to battle to best
Bob Elliott, Baltimore, 81, Is, 3-6,
80, 81, and Ted Drewes Of st. Louis,
four time winner of the national singles
title, coming back after a two-year
Frank Broida, Pittsburgh, 8-6, 61,
6-3. Drewes Is seeded nth.
Charles and Leo Lejeck, brothers, OF
Chicago, gained the third round.
Charles Is seeded sixth. Arnold Sim
mons, Louisville, surprised with q win
over Jack Castle, seeded third, Mon
day, also advanced.
Today's schedule and yesterdays
summaries follow:
SCHEDULE.
MEMS SINGLES.
Third round, 10 a.m.-George jennings
Gh'aS FED vs. D e. M'F st. Louis, vs. Leo
Kronman, Buffalo Arnold Simmons LOUIS:
Gh l KY e. ys E esasso Norton T ss s k
Baltimore: Jack. De Lara, Los Angeles; Cslif Calf.
VS.. Leo, F. Lejeck, Chicago; Robert Hall HAIL
Robert Considine, Washington. vs. Edward
Nowak. Buffalo; Monte Tiller. Louisville, VS..
Dooly Mitchell, washington.
WoMEN's SINGLES.
Second round. 2 p;m:-virginia DuGksr,
F. Hofkin, Philadelphia VS.. Ann Iindemann'
st. Louis.
MEMS DOUBLES PAIRINGs.
2:Amsterdam- Meyer. PhiladelGhia: bye;
Thomas, MsTtinsburg, bye; s:Lsisck; Le !,;3.
ehc's&S Ks and
EEsdsrIss sSal0 bv0 rs
St. Louis: 1:JsnninFs1 Lara; SsisaEcs: Ell
m nlSs'' Es% ham, Elliott RSsy Sati5cTs
soss NsssvIis Perth Amboy
aai EoIisWiIie. Sye; paiesHsney. Homo
lulu: Drummond' bye.
Summaries.
MEMS SINGLES.
First round-Robert Hall louisville, Ky.)
defeated iohe aaFsansss : RoSeft Lax:
1Birmingham, Ala defeated Edward Phil
lips (Minneapolis' Mimi S. So ga
' Second round-aeorge Jennings. ir. Schi-
S e. 2a. 1eit %i, n s@s; & MiIsr, j.
S01ns la Nssa bleT Ts' oss h E s Dictate.
90; Leo J. KEonman !Bufis i1 defeated c.at
defeated Edward Barnett I.ittle Rock,
m mETs defeated ed Gus i Hmsterdam Sfhisdsi-
phia, Pa, SIS "a s.. sc; Charles 1Nsw Le Yerk
city,, "a. is, 6-2; Leo Lejeck 3chicago)
defeated Nick Garcia Detroit, Mich, SE2'
80 So Robert Hsn dS Sa :SIIs,: K T.n6 6e
"a 81; Th0nas Ns .lsS G EsnsT,,.
dine dine tSws:hiHnstcnS d.fsatsd RoSsSt Lake
g sBsPi g. soSat t. tsusd f. ~ u di.s TED
s@i; DSSiy Mitchell SWsshinstcnS defeated
SO, 81, 81; Monte Tiller louisville,
Ky.) defeated Dan DAILY CHonolulu), 81,
IS, 81: Jack De Lara Q.os Angeles.
Canf) defeated Robert Elliott Baltimore,
Md, 81, Us, 3e, Ga, 6-1;- Arnold
Simmons louisville, Ky) defeated Elmer
Rudy (Baltimore), 81, Is, S-6.
woMEN's SINGLES.
First round-Lydia @. Kayser buffalo, N
" defeated Helen RupD Baltimore, Md,
S, 6-3; Ann Lindemann (St. Louis) de-
feated Dorothy Kingsbury (Washington),
Us, SIS
Second round-Mrs Ruth Marines (wash-
tngton) defeated Ethel Haas Buffalo, N.
70, 81, SIS, 60; Helen 0ermaine (New
York City) defeated Louise Omwake (Wash