The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-27
INAUGY NET STARS BEGIN QUEST FOR
 BOROUGH TITLE
Henry Cieslewski, Top Seeded in Field of B
 Tennis HOpefuIS


 Thirty-two men will start today or tomorrow in quest of the singles tennis championship of the bor- ough. The matches will be played at Recreation field and the tourney is being conducted by the Recrea- ton department, through Peter J. Foley, playground director. Henry Cieslewski, Naugatuck' g seeded number one netman, will | lead the rest of the pack as he clashes with Bob Day in the open- CT. The field is the most brilliant one in the history of Naugatuck tennis tournaments.
 Henry Bassford, smashing ser vice ace and disciple of Bill Til- den, is among those considered 6 dangerous treat to Ciewlewski' S supremacy. There are several more of Bassford's caliber in the lineup. It was decided at meeting of the committee in charge of the tournament, at a meeting held yes- terday in the Maple street hose house of the Naugatuck fire de- partment, to get the initial round over by Wednesday. All players are asked to report scores to Frank Jones, chairman of that committee, for publication. Assisting Mir Jones are William Baxter, Kenneth Rap jeff, Henry Cieslewski, Peter J. Foley, Joseph Worrell and Ray mond Doiron.
 All matches will be played at the Recreation field courts, and will consist of two out of three games, save the finals which will be three out of five. It is planned to erect bleachers for the comfort of spectators, at the semi-final and final matches. Cups will be awarded to the winner and run ner-up, and the two semi-finalists will get awards in the nature of tennis balls.
 Following is a list of the first round pairings:
 Henry Ciewlewski-Bob Day; Frank Jones-Ross Evans; John Grebauskas-Ted Harris Whittemore, Jr.-Bill Boyce; Ralph Rash Casimer Skronowski; Will liam Baxter-Jack Dean: Jot Fair bank-Phillip Clark: Nils Stilson- Francis Kosowicz; Clayton Dethlef- en-William Plickaitis; Harold Burrell- Hans Naurath; Fritz Mica lchus-Al Cave; Joe Worrell-Charles Harsh: Lester Bushnell-Fred Dean; Ed Kosowscz-Al Laliberti; Cliff Swirski-T. J. Hawley; Henry Bass ford Herb Pike.
 FOOTBALL
 Coach Peter J. Foley and his Naugatuck high school bantam weight 1894 football team will practice tonight at o'clock at Recreation field. All members are requested to be present.
 For the first time in several years, the Naugatuck Golf club will sponsor a tennis tournament, and Caddy Master John Murphy an nounces that the entries must be in his hands not later than we'd
 The public in general is invited to enter the tourney, and all matches will be played at the Golf club courts.
 Two champs were crowned at the Naugatuck Golf club course yesterday as Frank Paul defeated William Klimawski, 12 and ID. for the class A title, and Edward J, McGrath took home the class E title, downing E. Louis Cleary, and z.
 Both victories were one-sided, but Paul's was tremendously so. He started out in the morning. shoot ing spectacular golf, and at noon hour, he was nine holes up' atter playing IS. Klimasewski seemed unnerved by Paul's long, straight drives, clever chip shots and &C., curate putting, and the match be- came a rout.
 McGrath, although his win was not the lopsided affair as was Paul's, nevertheless took home the bacon by very sizeable margin. Cleary, as did Klimasewski in the class A match. spent the better part of his time getting out or the rough.
 Connie Lindahl took home first prize in the weekly sweepstakes conducted at the club. with a net of 70, to top 27 other entries. His gross score and handicap. followed by the ret, is here given. as llke- wis are the scores of the other members of the first five:
 Lindahl, 92-22-70; H W a d Hackett, 102-2S-74; w. J. weary S4-9-95; William klimawski, S1- 5-76; A. Waranowicz, S6-10-76..
 Margaret Scully of Prospect street won the Seaside Park to Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, swim for women yesterday afternoon while Alec "Gimbo" Sullivan, vet eran aquatic star, lost to Buddy Erich of the Colony Swim club or New. Haven. in the mems division Sullivan finished second.
 Miss Scully's time was 69 min utes and IS seconds, while Ericn completed the swim in AZ minutes 17 and 1-3 seconds.