The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-23
WOMEN'S TENNIS TOURNEY PLAY
 FOR HAMILTON
First Event of Its Kind Since I932 to Start
 Next Week

Plans for a woman's tennis tour nament, the first to be held in Wa terbury since 1932 were formulated by the local net supervisors yes- terday. The city-wide event will be played on the Hamilton park courts beginning next week with the actual date to be announced later. Arrangements for the title tourney were made by Bob Blewitt, supervisor at Hamilton park, James Lee of Fulton park and Billy Guilfoile at Chase park.
 This committee announced that entries will close at o'clock Sun day night and at this time the last of the applications will be accept ed. Players who have not as yet entered are asked to get in touch with any of the named directors, or by phoning 3-1223 between and 9 D. m. or the pavilion at Hamilton park. The number Is 4-SS72.
 It is recalled that the last championship was awarded to Mrs. Anna (Moran) Genua who defeated Miss Lucia Dewell of | Thomaston in the finals. Applica- tions for the approaching tourna- ment have already been filed by: | Mrs. Genua, Miss Dewell, Helen | Bouley, Mrs. George Dewell, of Thomaston, Anna Nodle and Fran ces Kundrotas of Naugatucs, Mar garet Wallace and Frances Doyle. The veterans are expected to be furnished considerable opposition by the up and coming young play erfs, including Dora Eurell, Helen Shukis, Anne Weidorn, Marguerite Weidorn, Elm Manganiello, Kay Wolff, Kay Mcknight, Eleanor Kane and Frances Jilson.
 Boys Tournament Planned The annual boys tournament. will officially open at the Hamil- ton park courts on Monday. Bud Kelley of Washington park is the defending champion. Entrants for the tourney will be closed at [ o'clock Sunday, and no applica- tions will be accepted if they have passed the age of IF. Entries can be made with Bob Blewitt at Ham, ilton, James Lee at Fulton or John Kelley at Washington park. Tournaments Results
 Mrs. George Dewell entered the semi-tinals in defeating Frances Jilson in the Chase park girls net tournament yesterday. The scores of the sets were 3-6, 6--4 and 6-3. In another interesting match Christine Kelly beat Marguerite Weidorn, 6-4, S-10 and 6-4.
 Today's schedule Is as follows Semi-tinals, 2:30 D. m., court 9, Helen Shukis vs. Mrs. George Dewell; quarter finals, 10 a. m.. court 9, Dora Eurell vs. Chris tine Kelly; 6 p. m., court 2, Anne Weidorn vs. Margaret Dubiel.
 Fulton Park Senior
 Frank Phelan came from behind to defeat Dom Antonnacci S-10, 7-5 and 7-5 in 0 match that was postponed from the night previous when darkness halted the progress of play as both contestants were deadlocked. Phelan Is listed to meet Al Smith at 5:30 o'clock to- day in 0 semi-flnal duel. In the other match scheduled today fea- turing John Tata-Marty Tierney, the winner will engage John Stol- | lar in the other semi-final to be played tomorrow. The final of the tournament will be played on Sun day afternoon.
 Fulton Park Girls The scheduled semi-flnal matches in the Fulton park girls tourna- ment today was played between Dora Eurell and Ann Wiedorn, while the other of these engage ments to be played at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning the principals will be Eleanor Keane and Fran ces Jilson.
 In quarter final matches of the Fulton girls tournament yesterday Ann Weidorn defeated D. Man ganiello, 7-5, 6-2; D. Eurell de- feated K. Wolff, GO, 60; Elea- nor Kane defeated Margaret Wie- dorn, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4; Frances Jilson defeated K. Mcknight, 6-1, 6-1.