The Washington times., 1933-06-27
EVENTS
KEEP D. c. NET
FANS BUSY
BY GINO SINH

BY GINO SINH
WaShington's rabid net follow.
ers will be kept on their toes dur"
ing the current week roofing Capi'
tai racqueters to victory on three
fronts.
The most important, of course,
is right here at home, over at the
Army and Navy courts, where the
District mems championships are
in dispute.
But plenty Of interest is mani.
fest in the doing of the six Wash
ington gals participating in the
Maryland State women'S tourna-
ment at Baltimore, and the four
D. C. youngsters seeking glory in
the intercollegiate championships
at Philadelphia.
Things perk up in the District
tournament today as several Of
the city's leaders cross racquetS
with seeded players.
Two Bitter Matches
Two matches loom as particu-
larly bitter. That between Gene
Hermann and his old foe. Allan
Staubly, and the one with Frank
Shore on one side of the net and
tall, hard-working Pat Deck on
the other.
Tony Latona, too, will expert.
ence tough going with Major
Dorst, a member of the Army
Leech Cup team, while Swedish
Minister Bostrom, who accounted
for Maurice O'Neill Sunday, will
put Clarence Charest, seeded No.
4 to a hard test.
Gilbert Hunt, seeded No. 8,
found a surprisingly stubborn OPP
ponent in Taylor, but came
through with flying colors when
he finally settled down to work,
taking the deciding set at love,
after losing the second, As.
Nip and Tuck
Pat Deck and Manuel Martinez
battled nip and tuck in the sec.
ond set but Deck took the de-
ciSion 8-6, and the match.
Bill Seidel and Gene Herman
made an impressive doubles debut
when they took the veteran Joe
Rutley-Owen Howenstein duo over
the jumps in three sets. Sum.
marieS:
SECOND ROUND
60: charest defeated Heiskeli al:
S.: Lake defeated Hill. S-3. 81:
defeated Martinez. 6-2. IS.
DOUBLES-FIRST ROUND
Loney and Haney defeated Taylor
and Nordlinger. 6-4, 6-3: Newgarden
and Baker defeated cyr ana Cyr. 81,
Is; Staubley and Blanchard defeated
Ruckman and Stewart, 60, Ga.
SECOND ROUND
Mangan and Craven defeated Yeo-
mans and partner by default: Shore
and Latona defeated Sherry and Sherry.
6-2 80; King and Mitchell defeated
and Herman defeated Rutley and How
enstein, 4-6. Ga. rs.
TODAY's MATCHES
SINGLES
Third Round-4 o'clock-Charest VI.
Bostron, Lake ". Blanchard. o'clock
Herman VS.. staubley. Latona vs. Dorst.
Shore vs. Deck, ManEan vs.. Judd. 9
o'clock-KinE Vs. Mitchell.
DOUBLES
First Round-2 o'clock-Hunt ana
Mclean VS.. Trigg and johnson.
Second Rounds o'clock-Haney and
Loney VS.. Gould and Garnett; Deck and
O'NeilI VS.. Hill and partner.
Six District girls breezed through
their first round Maryland State
tennis singles matches, with only
one Marion Butler, being forced
to an extra set. The other five
entries are Ruth Martinez Francis
Walker, Dorette Miller Abbie Sard
and Alice Rose. Results:
Whitehead, S-1, 60, and Mrs. Han:
Elsie jain, 81. 60. and Charlotte
Mary Ramsey. 6-3, 6-1; Marion But.
Ter defeated Mrs. John Worthingtons
"a. As. 6-3. and Miss Cobson, 60.
May sM1. LA s@e and and Helen ''q Sinclair.
81. 6-3; Frances Walker drew a bye
in the first round and defeated Mrs.
Charles Code in the second. "a. 6-1.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.
Three D. C. representatives sur.
vive in the intercollegiate tennis
championships, Barney Welsh,
Duke; Don Morrison, Virginia,
and J. Upshur Moorehead, Yale.
The fourth washington player,
Edward o. Henry, Georgetown.
bowed to Paul Scherer, Minnesota,
6-1, 6-1.
Welsh defeated Louis w. Flac-
chus, jr., Haverford, GO, IS.
and Moorehead accounted for
Larry Meyers, U. C. L. A., 6-3,
6-8, 60, in first round matches,
while Morrison trimmed Nelson
Green, Penn State, 6-1. 60.