Evening star., 1933-01-29
MANGAN, MARKEY
BEST IN DOUBLES
Mitchell Second in Singles.
Back of Jacobs-Magee'
Again President.
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new members and strength
ening of the control of players
conduct were the principal mat
ters acted upon by the Middle At
. lantic Lawn Tennis Association at
its annual meeting today at the
Baltimore Country Club.
Edward Jacobs and Eleanor Cottman,
ranking players of Maryland, were ac-
: corded similar positions at the top OF
. their respective Middle Atlantic lists.
Thomas j. Mangan, jr., and Thomas
Markey of Washington were named
leaders in mems doubles and Miss Cott
man shared with Margaret Carspecken
of West Virginia the women's doubles
eminence.
Jacobs won the Maryland, Baltimore
City and White Sulphur tournaments,
sufficient trlumphs to assure his selec-
ton. Second to him is Dooley Mitchell
of Washington, who won the Washing
. ton tournament. the public parks event
there, the Wardman Park tournament
and was runner-up in the District
tournament.
John A. MAGEE accepted reelection
for the presidency of the association.
For Vice President Mangan succeeds
Lawrence A. Baker, also of Washington.
T. E. Penzo!d, jr.. of Norfolk. relln-
uuished the secretarial duties in favor of
Robert G. Cabell of Richmond Pen
Zold was named sectional delegate to
represent the Middle Atlantic at the
meeting of the national body in New
York February II and to serve upon its
Executive Committee. Joseph S. Rutley
of Washington, chairman of the Rank
ing Committee. was elected treasurer.
District members of the Middle At
lantic Executive Committee, serving
with the officers, were chosen as follows:
Maryland, Frank G. Roberts. Balti-
more; Virginia, Cliff NJ. Miller, jr.,
Richmond; west Virginia, Homer A.
Scholze, Huntington; District of Co.
lumbia, Lawrence A. Baker, Washington.
CIX new clubs formally were approved
- for active membership. The Ex-
ecutive Committee already had ac-
Cepted the LHirondelle Club of Balti-
more, Army-Navy Country Club Of
Washington, Elkridge Hunt Club of Bal
timore and the Wheeling Tennis Club
of Wheeling, w. Va, and had provided
for reinstatement of the Kickitan Club
of Newport News, Va. In addition. the
st. James Tennis Club of Hagerstown,
Md, was accepted for membership.
After some discussion the application
of the Wardman Park Tennis Club of
Washington for allied membership was
agreed to unanimously.
The rankings follow:
Mems Singles
1. Edward Jacobs, Baltimore.
2. Dooly Mitchell, Washington.
g. Alex Keiles, Baltimore.
4. Robert Considine, Washington.
S. Anthony Latona, Washington.
g. Robert Elliott, Baltimore.
7. Gene Herman, Washington.
8. p L. Goldsborough, jr. Baltimore.
9. John A. Magee. Baltimore.
10. Richard Mason, Washington.
II. Elmer Rudy Baltimore.
-. Gilbert Hunt, Washington.
13. Frank Shore. Washington.
IA. Barney Welsh, Washington.
Is. Upshur Moorehead, Washington.
Not ranked for insufficient data:
Thomas Mangan, William Jacobs, C. M.
Charest, John E. Howard, Thomas
Markey, B. F. Arkle.
Mems Doubles.
l. Mangan and Markey, Washington
2. Jacobs and Jacobs, Baltimore.
8. O'Neill and Welsh, Washington.
f. Colvin and Keiles, Baltimore
S. Hunt and Mason, Washington.
6. Magee and Jacobsen, Baltimore
7. Baker and Rudy, Baltimore
8. Staubley and Sendel, Washington.
9. Arkle and Abrams. West Virginia
10. Goldsborough and Elliott, Balti-
more.
WOmen's Singles.
1. Eleanor Cottman, Baltimore.
2. Margaret Carspecken, West Vir-
ginia.
g. Reba Kirson, Baltimore.
T. Ruth Martinez, Washington.
S. Frances Grimes, West Virginia.
6. Frances Walker, Washington
Z. Frances Stone, Washington.
8. Mary Bartlett Gibbs, Baltimore.
g. Sara Moore, Washington
10. Mary Clare Cottman, Baltimore
Women's Doubles.
1. Eleanor Cottman and Margaret
Carspecken.
2. Ruth Martinez and Frances Walker.
3. Mary Bartlett Gibbs and Mary
Clare Cottman.
4. Reba Kirson and Genevieve Wal
ter.
5. Frances Stone and Mrs. F. Wyeth.