The Washington times., 1932-06-11

IN progress al WdIuhan 6aA
Both the boys and junior fields
are wide open, and while Happy
Jacobs, OF Georgetown, is rated
as the favctite in the junior class
and Ned Mclean in the boys, the
potency of their many rivals are
more or less unknown quantities.
Jacob was to face Jack HaSke
today. Henry Classic, Kent Boyle,
Spencer Howell and AL Perkins
have all exhibited Standout ten
mis- talent among juniors.
Pete Allnut and Bob Doyle are
the two biggest obstacles to Ned
McLean's boys title aspiration.
Finals Next Week
The City of WaShingt to n
women's singles finals originally
scheduled for today, has been
postponed to some time next week.
Mrs. Ruth Martinez and Reba
KirSon are the finalists.
Mrs. Charles p. Stone and
Mrs. Nathan c. Wyeth took a
long stride toward establishing
themselves as the leading women's
doubles in the city by capturing
the City of Washington doubles
crown from Reba Kirson and
Sara Moore, by a rs, 10-8
score yesterday, The winners
triumphed through smooth, de-
liberate play which, checked every
rally of their opponents.
Interest is high in today'S Pub
lie Parks Tennis League match
between Henry Park, present
leaders, and Potomac Park, last
years champions, at Henry Park.
Out of this melee should rise the
stand-out contender for the pen
nant. ..>
Montrose invades Rock Greek
to do battle with the stalwarts Of
that location in another league
match and Pierce Mill and Monu-
ment tangle on the Monument
courts.
Hunt VS.. Herman
Several interesting battles are
on tap: Gil Hunt faces Gene
Herman in the Henry Park -Poto-
mac Scuffle and Frank Shore and
Dooly Mitchell tangle in the Iont-
rose-Rock Creek waltz.
Mrs. Ruth Martinez continues
her steady march in the defense
of her Women'S D. C. Tennis
League singles title. She reached
the semifinalS by disposing of
Sara Moore after a hard-fought
12-10, 6-2 match yesterday.
Abigail Sard came through with a
8-6, 60 win over Dorothy Kings
bury in another feature match.
Frances Walker, last years run
nerup, will face Miss Sard today
in match which should produce
some Of the best tennis in the
tournament.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
SINGLES
3 o'clock. Mrs, Stone vs. Mrs. Lee D,
80 o'clock. Doretts Miller VS.. Betty
kronman.
o'clock. Frances Walker vs. Abby
Sard.
3 o'clock, finish of Betty Cochran
Alice Rose VS.. Dorette Miller Elinor
Finkel match (S-66-2), KinEsbury
and Rayer VS.. Nutting and Desouza.
o'clock Grace Wagner and Mrs
Goldsmith VS.. Bobsy Totten and Mrs.
Chirn. Margaret Graham and Margaret
Butler VS.. Marion Butler and Sara
Moore.
48O o'clock, Mrs. H. c. Thompson and
Mrs. DoweII vs.. Hilda Levy and Betty
KTonmah.
o'clock, Helen Philpitt and Mary
Ryan VS.. winner of Kingsbury -Raver VS..
Nutting -DeSouza match.
CONSULTATIONS
o'clock Widmsr VS.. Hubbell; :
o'clock, Philpitt Livesay, Callaghan
VS.. johnson, Chinn VS.. wassman; 4
o'clock, Finckel VS.. Claudel Robertson
vs.. McKelVey o'clock. Nutting vs.
VS.. HinckIey.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Third Round stngles-Frances Stone
Margaret Butler defeated Elizabeth
Clary. 6-1, 6-4; Frances Walker de
feated Alice Rose, Ga. 60: Abbie
Sard defeated Dorothy Kingsbury. SIS,
ga; Benny Kronman defeated Mary
tinez defeated Sara Moore, 12-lO, 6--2
First Round DOubles-Miller-F -FinckeI
took first set, ga; Rose Cochrane took
second set 6-1. Third set ended dead
locked at Tall Entire third set will
be replayed today.
feated Martha Myers, 6-4, 6-4: Bobsy
Toffan dafAated Anna GoIdspoith al