Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-04-19
VET TRIO, SUFFER-
CUP MATCH TEAM
Allison, Van Ryn and Lott
Also Oppose Mexico-Rank.
ings Revised.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, April 19-The
nj United States Lawn Tennis
Y Association has nominated VII
mer Allison, CHI Suffer, George
Lott and John Van Ryn to represent
this country against Mexico in the frst
round Of North American zone Davis
Cup competition.
Allison. ranked No. nationally, and
Suffer. No. 3, probably will play singles
with Lott and Van Ryn taking care of
the doubles assignment. Allison, Van
Ryn and Lott, Of course. are seasoned
internationalists, but Suffers only pre-
vious experience in Davis Cup play was
matches against Argentina in the
American interzone finals.
The matches will be played in Mexico
City May 5, 6 and Z. Suffer, Lott and
Van Ryn will leave White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, where they are play
ing this week in the Mason and Dixon
tournament, on Monday and will be
joined by Allison at Houston. The
team will arrive in Mexico City April
q and thus will have eight days in
which to become accustomed to the
rarified atmosphere OF the Mexican
capital.
Committee saw no need to call upon
Ellsworth Vines for service against
Mexico, the national champion may
play in the later rounds. If the
United States beats Mexico. as ex-
~ t.{~ .aa{
the winner of the Cuba-Canada con-
tests. The survivor then will face
Argentina in the American interzone
finals Vines IS expected here May 10
and will be sent to Wimbledon later to
represent this country in the British
championships.
THE official rankings of the United
i States Lawn Tennis Association
for 1882, as revised by the ranking
committee from the original report in
January, are as follows:
Mems SINGLES.
Calf i: H. Ellsworth Vines 'r' Pasadena
3 Wilmer I s,, Allison: Austin U1,.r Tef
(. Francis F1aHsi <. s Shields New YORK. N Y.
8. Lester R.; stoefen. Los Angeles. Calf.
:. Keith oledhii Ins Santa ssrbars. calf.
i 70. 'f pard " Jones f New YoTs. Y.
IL Frank P a eG.' New orlesns o La
l3. Bryan, NJ, Grant jr.. Atlanta Ga.
s. s. jack j eil Rdsa Hal Los oI Hnss.. Gait
* E S.ss..I ~. Mec ssx x n. SoTS Y
e. e. s %SHi eafR =! ID G
81. Ebert r. Lewis. Los Angeles. CaHf.
no Jacob Hess. Houston. Tex
-. Richard Norris Williams. I'd. Phiia-
as: Ed eerdI ". Buns. New York, N. Y.
Is F Rehs1a } + %urp ss'U Utlea. NJ
81. Martin Buxby. Miami. Fla.
80 Robert Bryan. ChsttanSess,:, Tenn.
Women's Singles.
l. Helen Jacobs. Berkeley; Calf
4. Mrs o Marjorie Morrili Painter, Ded-
nam e Josephine cruickshank. Santa Anna.
8. vi5sinls Hiea:y ph,l: de1esa cain pi
8: Mrs: Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn'
Philadslphis: Ps Pa: ,,.,o, Macs
10. Marjorie Sachs. CAMBRIDGE. Mass:
il. Mrs. Mary Greet Harris. kansas
IL. Sarah Palfrey Brookline: Mass.
49, Mrs. Dorothy Andrus Burke. SIAM
II. Mae Ceurvorst. Wichita. Kan,
is. Norma TaMbele, New York, G y, :.
X. Grace Surber. Jackson Heights. N. T.
IS. Mianns PaliTeg s,H }aasInb;, Mi ps
On On M,s Asnes 8. Lamme, RIVE N. Y.
81 Alice Francis. Orange. N. j. ~
%. Carolyn Roberts. New Rochelle n T.
o.. Mrs. CAROLYN Hirsch. New YORK. N. Y.
% Cecilia Riesel Philadelphia. Pa.
IS. Anne Page Philadelphia: PA
90 Mrs c. E. Null, New YORK. \. ].
81 Helen Germaine. New York. n. 7; ~
"a. Florence Leboutillier, New York; N y T.
90. Alison r. Harrison. Philadelphfa1; ~, r.
40 Clara Louise Zinke. Cincinnati, ONO.