Evening star., 1932-06-24
YANKEES DOMINATE.
WIMBLEDON TENNIS.
Five Left in Mems Singles.
Mrs. Moody, Sarah PaIfrey
Also Survive.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
w WIMBLEDON, England June
"a 24.-Americans dominated
" " the mems singles field OF
the British tennis champion
ship today as play entered the rouno
Of the last 16
In the double-octet of survivors were
five from the United States, three from
Great Britain, two from France, two
from Japan and one each from Holland,
Australia. Czechoslovakia and Spain.
Ellsworth Vines headed the American
delegation, which includes Sidney B.
Wood, defending champion; Gregory
Mangin, Frank Shields and Wilmer
Allison. Other survivors we're H. W.
bunny Austin, Fred Perry and ]. s.
Oliff of Great Britain; Jean Borotra
and Paul Feret of France; Jiroh Satoh
and j. Aoki of Japan; Hans Thinner,
Holland: Jack Crawford. Australia; e.
Maier of Spain, and Roderich Menzel,
Czechoslovakia.
Vines was prepared to face Aoki to-
day. with Thinner opposing Saton ana
Austin battling Feret.
TWO of the three Americans remain
l. ing in women's singles also were
to play. Mrs. Helen Wills Moody,
odds-on choice to win the title, was
matched against Mrs. Kitty McKane
Godfree and youthful Sarah Palfrey
was to meet Betty Nuthall, whom she
defeated In the Bermuda champion
ships during the Winter. Helen Jacobs,
third survivor, was not scheduled to
play today.
South African partner, P. d. B. Spence,
we've matched against Nigel Sharpe and
J. d. r. Wheatley Of Great Britain and,
if successful, against the veteran COM
bination of Borotra and Jacques Brug-
non.
Yesterdays summaries:
MEMS SINGLES.
Fourth .round--Frank Shields lUnited
8nS T6e; @ 5nsd ts staes defeated ted harIs 3
Pe29'p FstT1 1EasisnSj defeated JOHN van EsS
WOOD WOOD tUnited States defeated Antoine Cen
tien France, 81. 33, Ga; qregery Man Man
5Englsnd5. IS, 81. 81; Jiroh satoh ia
PAM defeated l. G. Collins (Englandl. 6-.
"a. 81: Wilmer Allison united Ststesl
defeated r. Mkt (Japan), 6-4, SO, 2-e,
81; Jack Crawford australia defeated
Christian Boussus (France), 81. 6-4. 6-2:
Paul Feret GFrance) defeated j. Clemenger
(Australia). 4-6. 6l. As. 60. SIS: j.
S. Oiiff England defeated j. Grandguillot
egypt. So. 60. 613: e. Maier tSpain)
defeated F. H D. Wilde (Englandl. 6-4;
6-3. 6--3; H. w. Austin (England) defeated
E. C. Peters (England). 81. "a. 81:
Roderich Menzei (Czechoslovakial defeated
B. w. Finnigan England. 60. SIS ST.:
Hans Thinner (Holland) won from H. Klein
schroth (Germany). by default.
WOMEN's SINGLES.
Fourth round-Miss Helen Jacobs Omitted
States) defeated Mrs, Shepherd Barron
1Engiand), 60. Ga; Miss Sarah Palfrey
UNITED States) defeated Miss O. L. Webb
(Engiand). 50. 6-3: Mile. Doris Metaxa
(France) defeated Mrs. Dorothy Andrus
Burke Omitted Statesl, 4--6. SIS. 6-3: Miss
Kathleen Stammers (England) defeated Nile
Payot tSwitzerland), So, 81; Miss Betty
Nuthail (England) defeated Miss Noel Eng
landl, 81 4-6. So: Miss Ffeda James
England defeated Mrs. Seal fEnglandl. /.
So 6-2: Mrs. Ptttman (Englandl defeated
Mrs Montgomery England. 81. 6-6: Mrs.
Lowe (South Africa defeated Miss Eastiey
(England), rs. 6I3; Miss Mary Heeley
(Engiandl defeated Mrs. MicheH tEnglandl
So 4-6. 81; Mrs. Eileen. Bennett Whit
tingstall (EnRland) defeated Miss Feltman
(England). 6-2. So: Mrs. Kitty Godfree
(Englandl defeated Mrs. Lewis tEngland)'
Ga. 50.