The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-28
FRANK SHIELDS
 LOST HIS MATCH

(Continued from Page 1) win the ninth as Shields missed two easy returns, and pulled up rom 15-4O to win the tenth and decldlhS game of the opening set. The cfo"o cheered madly.
 Shields won the opening game oI the second set. Austin skipped to the sidelines and donned a white Jockey cap. The crowd laugheo' Shields scored two aces ana two kills in winning the first game
 Austin took the second game outsteadying the American Ill q baseline duel. The third louflH and fifth games also followed serF' ice. Shields blasting three aces to win the fifth game and then led al 3 to ?.
 Shields broke service in the sixth game, scoring tive klilinG forehand placements and then lee games to ,. IL, seventh. two dert dropshcts catch. ing him off guard. The match was leyelled at 4-all in the eighth as Austin peppered the corners ot the court with untouchable EGckhands.
 Austin broke again in the nlnth co,1nting with two record NolleNS and then swept the tenth and de cidiag game of the second set winning it with two remarkable lob recoveries.
 Passing Shields at the net with fopr consecutive shots Austir broke service to win the openlnG / game of the third set He held ms own service with a brace ot unpe, lievable half volleys. Shields held his own service in the third game after four dcuces, finally Wlnnln2 the game with great oackhand placement shot.
 Austin was now laylng Ike d robot. He took the fourth game an his own service and nrohe Shields in the fifth, handling Franks blistering deliveries with ease. He then led at to l.
 Austin made it to l by win ming the sixth with amazingly angled crosscourt shots and broke Shields for set and match in the tenth. The deciding shot was great backh&nd pass' The croWo cheered with wild joy for fully live
 Wood and Perry
 Sidney Wood of New York played Fred Parry, ace Of the English squad and No. in inter national rankings, in the secont and final match of the day.
 Perry won the first set, 6-l.
 Wood was all but unable to keeI the ball in the court during th' first set. Meantime Perry wa: playing grand game.
 Perry won the first game at love ! on his own service, Wood lore hand having betrayed him into registering three outs.
 Wood was missing the basellh' by yards. :.
 Perry broke woods service 1T the second game, scoring on two backhand placements. The Wlnt which was now increasing seemed to bother Wood more than Perry
 Perry swept through the thir( game at Wood continued to driv' but of the court and into the net even on the simplest shots.
 Wood held his own service to vii the fourth game, the only one h won in the set.
 Wood scored two brilliant aces il winning the fourth game.
 Wood was leading at loVe-4O Il the fifth game, but Perry pullet up even, and went on to win il Perry then led at to l.
 Wood again and lost control an' Perry Lroke through in the siXtl to lead to | and sweep tn seventh with sparkling net play t co pthe opening set.
 Wood hit a real stride in the sec
 i oes,in at thI net with sparkling backhands t win the first game. Two netcort shots helped Perry win the sec ond game. A terrific service gay Wood the third game and Perr, brought the match back to leve by winning the fourth on dazzlinl volleys.
 Perry broke through service {, 7 game after a sensational face-to face rally at the net,
 Wood cracked over a pair 0 forehand placements to break serv ice in the sixth game and the SCOT wars 3-3.
 He took the seventh by stead, play at the baseline and led at l. but netted three easy shots to los the eighth and the set was agail in tie,
 At this moment Perry who hal been grinning broadly throughou the match, strutted to the baselin like a peacock.
 Wood, however, volleyed his wa through the ninth game and ham mered home three placements iron his backhand to take the tenth an, Z the set 6-4.
 Wood ran Perry ragged to wi the first game of the third set an broke through Fred's service t lead at ? games to none. Woo scored a series of brilliant runnin yolleys in winning the second game
 Perry broke service to win tn third game as Woods forehan begged down, and won the fourt game on his own punishing service to make the set stand at two game each.
 Perry broke Woods service i the fifxh game. Sidgey missin two easy volleys with Fred out Q position. Perry also won the sixt game, scoring with a leaping smasl