The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-27
JUNIOR NET PLAY BEGAN TODAY AT HAMILTON PARK
Record Field for Younger Boys Tennis Event;
 WOmen's Meet

l A record field began the trek for the city junior tennis champion ship on the Hamilton Park courts this morning and the meet direc- tors planned to have all first round sets completed before darkness. It is believed that the finals will be played on Saturday afternoon. The directors of the meet are, Bob Blewitt of Hamilton Park, James Lee of Fulton Park, Billy Guilfoile of Chase Park and Pete Murphy of Washington Park. Ac- cording to the qualifications of the entrants, no one participating in the tournament Is over 17 years of age. The field pairings arranged for today are as follows:
 Jim Luddy vs. Harry Leonard; 1; Willie Mcfarland vs. Bob Audet: George Mclean vs. Bucky Thorn leyffi Dick Leonard vs. Norman Butcher: Jack Barry vs. Al Puzas; John Lcary vs. Bud Keavney; George Simmons vs. Laurence Muccino; Fred Thornley vs. John Foster; Don Frageau vs. John Thompson.
 Bud Kelly, Red Lockwood. Rich Lukosius. Richard Kane, Charlie Audet, Jimmy Lord. Phil Cohen, George Dcwell, Jack Kelly, Louie Aucello, Jerry Kornrelch, George Lord, Ned Maxwell, Leon Nov shovitz, Bud Marcellus, Leonard Block. Bill Joyce, Al Green, Pete Luddy, Dan Lasky. Stan Heaton, Joseph Snow and Matty Weinberg have received first round byes but are requested to be on hand this morning for their second round matches.
 Womcn's Tournament Anne Weidorn registered another upset in defeating Dora Eurell. de- | lending Chase Park champion. GA; 4-6 and 7-5. Miss weidorn will oppose Helen Shukis in the finals which will be arranged later in the week.
 Matches carded in the city wom- ems tournament for today includes:
 3 D. m.. Court '. Eleanor Kane vs. Yolanda Calabrese; 5:30 p. m.. Court 1, Stella Pocoski vs. Kay Wolff. 5:30 ?. m., Court 2. Barbara Stone vs. Emma Manganiello; 6:30 D. m., Court 2, Alice Dolan vs. An na Nolde.
 Mrs. Genua vs. Marguerite Vie lorn to be arranged.
 Ken Blanchard upset Fitch Gull ford of Cheshire in the most out standing tennis match played in the city senior tennis tournament at Hamilton Park yesterday. The scores of the sets played were 6-3 and 7-5. Tn another interesting match, King Holian beat F.. Me- Grath, 1-6: 7-5 and 6-3. Ray Phan- euf beat Al Pronovost 6-4, and 6-S.
 Other winners in their sets yes- terday included Gordon Riach, Henry Cieslweski, John Fitzger- ald, Al Smith. Ed Smith, John Tes- ta, and Eli Cutler.
 John Fitzgerald defeated W. I.anoue 6-3, 6-3; H. Cieslewski, de- feated r. Kane, 6-3, 6.i; Fred Tab shey defeated Ed Kosowicz e.3, Pomponio 7-5-G-s; Ray Phaneuf de hntennncci lVnten Mt defeNted W. Solomon 6.i, 60: Al Smith defeated Ben Maioney 6-4, 60; John Tata de; 1 feated F. Kosowicz e,1; co; Ed Smith defeated E. J: OCohne,i 3>o; Conte 6.1, so; Ell cutter defeated He'd Lockwood so. 6-s; J. Zemaitis defated H. Kiuge 6.i. so; K. Bian- chard defeated F. GuNford 6-2, 7-b: K. Holian defeated Ed McGrath 1-6, 7-5, 6-3; Gordon Riach defeated Sid Block 6-1, GO.
 TOday's Pnirlngs.
 4 p. m., Court 2. J. Fitzgerald vs Newberry ys: k. Blanchard! Court s, c, W. Hulse vs. J. Stollar; b:3o D. m.. Court 2, c. Backman vs. " Monaghan; Court G.. Ell Cutler vs Miles McNin: Court 5. Joe Daley vs Don Monaghan! s6:16 p. m, Court q Ray Kiernen vs. Ivan Coulter: Court 6, Jim Muller vs. Dom An Fred Flanagan; 6:3o p. m,, Court z, Ray Kiernan vs. John Del Buono: 5:30 p. m., Moran Court. Bill Harn. ed vs. Ray Bates; Al Genua vs