The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-09
WATERBURY ENTRY LOSE BY DEFAULT
 IN NET TOURNEY
Miss Florence Chase and Mrs K. Heminway Bow to Rivals in Quarter final Round of WOmen's Doubles


 major upset in the New England tennis tournament. being played on the courts of the, Hartford Golf club, occurred yesterday when Arthur s. Wright of Hartford elim- mated Alfred H. Chapin, Jr, of Springfield, seeded No. 4 in the tourney. after stirring extra game sets, 7-5, 9-7.
 Chapin, holder of the Connecti- cut mems singles title, received un- expected opposition from the local insurance man, and although the Massachusetts ace fought courag- eous battle, Wright sensed victory, and could not be shaken.
 Jones Hard Pressed
 Another seeded star, Davey Jones of New York who is ranked No. 2 in the tournament. also came near being upset by John II. Cow of Simsbury. Cow who finally lost, 6-3, 5-7, 10-8, Cow led Jones in the third set, 5-2 and had the former Columbia captain at match point once. but Jones rallied.
 Hartford is well represented in the quarter-finals which will be contested today, having four sur vivers-H. "Hobey" Hyde, Lee H. Wiley, Sam Snider and Wright. Hyde and Wright are opposing each other. however, in one of the matches. J. Gilbert Hall of South Bethlehem, Pa, Jerome Lang of New York and Hyde. other seeded players romped through their matches yesterday.
 Mrs Chapin Wins I
 Mrs Alfred H. Chapin, Jr, of 1 Springfield, seeded No. 1, and Miss | Peggy Goodwin of Hartford, gained | the semi-final round in the wo- mems singles competition and Mrs Chapin with Miss Claire Smith of Pine Orchard. Conn, reached the final round in the women's dou- bles; and are leading the field.
 All of the favorites in the mems doubles competition advanced to the semi-fnal round yesterday, mainly as the result of defaults. In the only match that was played, H. H. Hyde and John R. Cow van- quished Frank Broida of Cam bridge and J. w. Kirkham, G-2, G-3.
 The summaries:
 Mems Singles.
 (Third Round.)
 Arthur s. Wright, Hartford, de- feated Alfred H. Chapin, Jr, 7-5, 9-7; J. Gilbert Hall. South Orange, N. J., defeated John Donley, New York, ca, 6-2; Egbert J. Miles, Jr, New Haven, 6-2, GA; Fritz Mercur, Bethlehem.l Pa, defeated Terry Mowbray, Der muda, Ga, 6-3; H. Holbrook Hyde, defeated T. W. Slack, 6-3. 7-5; David Jones, New York. defeated John R. Cow, 6-3. 5-7, 10-8.
 Women's Singles.
 (Third ROund.)
 Mis- Helen Bennett, New Britain, defeated Mrs Ashbel Gulliver, New Haven, G-2. 6-3.
 (FourtIl Round.)
 Miss Suzanne Welch, Hartford, defeated Miss Elenore Jaynes, 6-3, 8-6; Miss Margaret cluett, Troy, N. r., defeated Miss Bennett, 7-5. Ga; Mrs J. Butler. Cluett, Troy. N. Y., 5-7. 8-6. GA.
 (Quartcr-Final Round.) Mrs A. H. Chapin, Jr, Spring l Stevens. New Haven, GA, 7-5; Miss Peggy Goodwin, Hartford, defeated Mrs Jerome Lang, New York, 6-1, 5-7, Cd.
 Mems Doubles.
 (Scmi- Final KOund.)
 John R. Cow Simsbury, and H. IT. Hyde, Hartford, defeated Frank Cambridge. and J. w. New Britain, 6-2. 6-3; David Jones, New York, and AL fred H. Chapin, Jr, Springfield. won from T. W. Slack and H. w. Dawson, Hartford, by default: Franz Mercur. Bethlehem, Pa. and J. Gilbert Hall, South Orange, N. : J., won from W. Bragaw, South Orange. N. J., and M. David, Jr, New York, by default.
 Womcn's Doubles.
 (Quartcr-Final Round.)
 Mrs A. H. Chapin, Jr, Spring field, and Miss Claire Smith, Pine Orchard, Conn, won from Mrs K. and Miss Florence Chase, Waterbury, by default; Miss Barbara Stevens and Miss Betty Warner, New Haven, won from Mrs A. G. Heinsohn and Mrs H. Warren. Westport, Conn, by de- fault
 (Scmi-Fin ROund)
 Mrs Chapin and Miss Smith de- feated Miss Stevens and Miss War her, GO, 60.