The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-09
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MRS. CENUA TOPS
SOUTHPORT GIRL
in VALLEY MEET
Former Anna Moran EIinli-
mates Jean NOlanOlga
KallOs Is Impressive

Due to the rain which fell 30
untimely upon the city Sunday,
the first round matches of the
Naugatuck Valley tennis tourna-
ment were forced to be postponed
until yesterday, thereby necessi-
tating the playoff of eight matches
on one day.
Olga Kallos, defending cham
pion, reached the third round In
play by virtue Of her
victory over Mrs. Daniel p. Caul-
kins of Mount Kisco, N. Y. In her
first round match Miss Kallos won
from Dora Eurell by default.
In the other first round matches
Betty Pdumer, Bristol. defeated
Elizabeth Starring, Greens Farms,
7-5, 60; Sue Arguimbeau, Glen
brook, defeated Mrs. J. Knipe, New
Haven, Go, 6-3; Mrs. Albert
Genua, Waterbury, defeated Jean
Nolan, Southport, 60, Ga; Mrs.
Oscar F. Moore, New York, defeat
ed Doris Barker, Bristol, SO, 6-2;
Mary c. Walcott, Litchfield, defeat-
ed Mrs. A. G.. CULVER. New Haven,
GO, Us; Mrs. Grace Parks, Rye,
N. Y, defeated Betty Woolsey, New
Haven, rs. 6-S.
Rye Woman No. 2
The defending champion from
Ridgefield faces very strong COM
petition in the tourney this year.
Seeded No. /, she heads the list
of such talented players as Mrs.
Morgan Palmer of Rye, N. Y, who
is seeded No. 2, and Mrs. John Jay
of Mount Kisco, N. Y,
who eliminated her in the quarter
final round of the state tourney
last year.
Due to the large entry lists in
both mems and women's Journeys,
it was announced by the tourney
committee last night shingles and
doubles play in the women's tour
ney would take place this morning
so as to allow the mems singles
to start promptly this afternoon.
However, rain again today held
off the posted matches in both
mems and women's play.
Hyde Entered
Fifty-four players, headed by
Egbert Miles of New Haven, Con-
necticut champion, and including
Paul Guibord, No. 1, player of the
Dartmouth team who was seeded
No. 1 in the Eastern Intercollegi-
ate tournament recently, will par
ticipate. Ed Mcknight of Spring
field will not defend his singles
title, and HOBBY Hyde of Hartford,
New England champion, cannot
compete. Miles is seeded first, and
then Arthur Wright of Hartford.
Carl Gray of Pennington and New
York, and Guibord follow In order.
The Pairings:
Egbert Miles, New Haven, VS. F.
Rowdon Myers, Hartford; j. j.
Ford, Washington, Conn.,, VS. R..
Brooks, Darien; D. futile, Jr., Mid
dlebury VS. Guerin Carmody, Wa
tertown; DR.. ]. Evans, New Ha-
ven VS. r. H. Hepburn, Hartford;
John Kirkham, New Britain, VS. L.
Stein, Hartford; A. Bassford, York
town Heights, N. Y, VS. E. T.
Lampson, Hartford; Alex Pear
sons, Worcester, VS. Eli Cutler, Wa
tebury; C. C. Murke, Madison, VS.
Fred Fullin, Saugatuck; j. B.
Moore, New Haven, VS. J. r. Young,
Fairfield; AL Smith vs. Bud Hair
ley Bridgeport; Norwood Webster,
Waterbury, VS. D. futile, Middle
bury.
David Burt, Evanston, H., VS. w.
Golden, Danbury; Bye-Douglas
Wright, Hartford; Bye-Neil Ma
loney. Waterbury; Bye. c.
Smidt, Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Bye
Paul Gulbord, Melrose. Mass.
Lower Bracket
Arthur Wright, Hartford-Bye;
Roy Barker, Bristol-Ble; Ralph
Seeley, Hanover N. H.-Bye; Beck
with Hitchcock, Waterbury-Bye;
Robert Rosa, Schenectady. N. "
Bye; Edmund Smith, Waterbury,
VS. r. Jenkins, Bristol; Bud Still
man. Middlebury. VS. Fred French:
s. E. Hamilton, Wilmington, Del,
We John Parsons, Bristol; J. Fran
els Smith, Waterbury, VS. Harold
Dowd; Richard Warren, New Ha-
ven, VS. T. p. Kellogg, Waterbury;
w. Bronson, Washington, Conn.,, VS.
r. B. Young, Ridgefield; w. Simp-
son vs. Russell Tutle, Windsor; J.
Knipe, New Haven, vs Gordon
Riach, Waterbury; Jack Exton.
White Plains, VS. H. s. Lauder
back, Saugatuck; John H. Gray
VS. c. A. Sarian, White Plains;
George Backman, Waterbury, VS.
CorI Hrox, U,a ~. .. ekov,