The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
CITY TENNIS MEET
 HAS RECORD LIST
 OF NET ENTRANTS
Group of no Boys and Girls in Hamilton Park
 Play - Washington
 Courts Pressed Into Use

Twenty new entries were rec ceived yesterday for the mems singles tennis tournament, which gets underway tomorrow after- noon at 5:45 o'clock. swelling the total to no. the largest quota of racquet wieldcrs to compete in this annual competition in the history of the tourney. J. Francis Smith, defending champion. and his brothers. Edmund and Harold, submitted their entries yesterday to Director Tom Carney.
 Due 10 the large entry list Chase. Washington and Hamilton parks courts will be used. providing con- testants reserve the courts through Carney. Tournament players will be given preference in securing either of these three courts to non-tourney i1etmen. All first round matches must be conn pleted by Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Winners arc requested to sumbit their scores to Carney immediately after their contest.
 The first round pairings made tuBL eVsHiuB tUliO0s
 Ivan Coulter vs Ray Marcel, Don Monogan vs John Testa, Myies Me- Niff vs Bill Harvey, Martin Tier ney vs William Monroe, C. Schoen- melh vs Joe Whelan, Mario Del- Conte vs Morris Sirkin, Al Galgot vs E. German, Ray Phaneuf vs H. Clark, Sid Sirkin vs Bill Sheriff, l.. J. Phillipps vs Bill Harmed Gregg Walsh vs Joe Costie. Walt Geraghty vs Mario Mooreschi. W. Baxter vs J. Driscoll, Izzy Spirit vs H. Dowd. Ray Welton vs Ray Wrenn, Carl Metz vs M. Webster, Tom Leonard ys Harry Albert. R. s. Makespeacc vs Ed Carscrino. W. Mulcronc vs Dick Sabell, Dom Antonaccl vs Ray Bates, Mike Colasanto vs John Weiss, Ken Blanchard vs Bob Blewitt. John Snyder vs Walt Greene, M. Nit chell vs Norm Maxwell. Pat Quill ter vs Jack Kenrney, John Law key ys Ed Skowronski. George Bria vs Cord Whitaker, Sam Cuck vs c. Flanagan. Carl Dillon vs Joe Fleming, Frank Strong vs Try Howard, c. Cornell vs Denny Sullivan, R. Wood vs C. Ostrofsky Otto Shatas vs W. P. Stowe, John Tata vs Jack Fitzgerald, Allan Bowkett ys James Ovcrton. Frank Maioncy vs r. Leichtlc, Roly Fow- Ter ys J. Sullivan. Frank Wallace vs Bill Dietz, c. Skowronski vs J.. Murphy, Ed McGrath ys H. Kulje. .Art Rompre vs Henry McGrath. Ed DelConte vs Ell Cutler. Tom Derwin vs Don Walker. Pete Iel- linis vs Joe Strogatz. Fly Welsel- berg vs Joe Casaly.
 Mrs Dcwcll Eliminated
 Mrs George Dewell of Thomas ton, mother of tho women's singles city defending champion, Miss Lucia Dcweli was eliminated in the only match in the women's di- vision yesterday afternoon at Ham ilton Park. lowing. in straight gets to Miss Frances kundrotas. runnerup' in the Naugatuck tour ney last season. 6-2 and 0-1.
 Plays fin Shorts
 The Rubber Town Jessie ap- peared in shorts. being the first one to ever perform on the Ham ilton courts in such attire, and she certainly made short work of her elder opponent. Todny's schedule, which has been rearranGed fol- lows:
 Court No. z, Mildred Benson vs Mary Mulcahy, 5 D. m.; court No. 6, Helen Boulcy vs Stella, Pocoski, c p. m; court Now 6, Anna Nolde vs Frances Doyle, 6 D. m: court No. 2, Margaret Wallace vs Mary O'Connor. D. m.; court No. 2, Emmeline Manganiclo vs Margaret Dubiel. G p. m.
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 The Misses Phyliss Pierpont. Ruth Hurlburt and Ruth Hauser handed in entry blanks to Carney yesterday. but were too late for listing in the initial round.