The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-02
LOTT, BELL, MANCIN TO PRESS LEADERS
 FOR NET HONORS.
Champion Ellsworth Vines and Companions Will Meet Keen Competition

Miami, Fla, Feb 2-(speciaD- When Ellsworth Vines. Wilmer AL ilson, John Van Ryn and Keith Glcndhill left this country for the far cast, they had all tho power and glory of tennis in their lug. gage. But the stay-at-homes have been making lots of hay while, and where, the sun shines. Tho spectacular play of George M, Lott, jr., In singles, and Berkeley Bell and Gregory Mangtn in doubles, invested tho first im- portant outdoor tourney of the new year, the Miami Biltmore All- South championships. with unfore- seen Importance.
 Dr Philip B. Hawk, president of tho West Side Tennis club at For est Hills, America's Wimbledon, and former chairman of the U. s. l.. T. A. ranking committee, refereed tho sensational matches on tho only courts of the Miami Biltmore Country club, and will carry north tales of a determined reception committee forming to welcome back Vines and his troupe.
 On the Up.Gradc
 A%utL nus tuEHtu VNNt"h HGW Atut' Scuttled from his high No 2 rank ing in 1881. to No l last summer, ho banished the lockadaisical spirit which used to spoil his play, and by deeisively trouncing Cliff Sut- tor. No 3. and Gregory Mangin, No z, in tho newest rankings, on doniably effective flourish, has tosS- nH hlu hat ha ol tn thu In Uia Ruh ring. Those who are familiar with will take particular interest in his Mangin, which was played in Q stiff breeze and intermittent showers,--conditiops usually cool. But he's on Q mission now. He and Sutter in four. Lott displayed totally now tactics as he eontented himself with basoline exchanges master styliHt in ground-strok kos, Still using tho not.so.pretty west- orn grip, Lott was steady aB . rock in all departments, reversing for his sorvice his only fireworks.
 So Loot took tho yehr's first opportunity to rebuko the rank ing committee which put him on tho toboggan, and forced tho en- graving of his name on the new threo-year Henry l.. Doherty ehallenge cup, offored by tho pres ident of the Flirida- Y onr- Round clubs, sponsors of the champion ship matches horo.
 But evon Lott's glimpgc of n doublos future was rudely wrecked by Roll and Mangin.
 Lott, three times national doub- los champion, has been casting m eye on tho Davis cup doubles, banking on four years experience on French courts, and his undeni- abio proweBs in doublog play.
 Bell and Mangin, tho eastern doubles champions, who took tho first two sets from tho Fronch Da. wis cup aces, Coehet and Brugnon, In tho 1032 national doubles cham- pionghip, and then bowed in nvo sots, obliterated every standing record for doubles severely and efficiently in annihilatlng Lott and Jamos Van Alen in tho final round Of tho Miami Biltmore champion ships, 0-i, G-2, 0-3.
 Bell and Mangin scored 44. mag niheont placements to for Lott and Van Alen, and including tho ten terrific service aces tho win. nors delivered. they made b4 earned points to 70 errorB--an un- preeedonted ratio. Lott and Van Aien had eliminated cliff Suttel and Dr Gono McCaudiff, soodod Beeond, in five gruclling sets, but it was not their fatigue which played Into the winners hands
 Behind their devastating services which were mover broken, Bell and Mangin charged tho net, returned everything. and everything witl, una answorable hnniity. Clearly, Boil and Mangin will mako q tremendous bid for recog. hilton Hs the Davis cup doublei team. The question is, what will this moan to LottY VIII no, in hi new manner, succeed in wrestinl a Binglos berth from eithor Vinei or Allison?