The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-19
CIESLEWSKI WINS
 THREE TITLES IN
 JUST ELEVEN SETS
NaugatuCk Netman Is Tops at Chase, Hamilton
 and WatertOWn


 Tennis history in the Naugatuck Valley was made over the week. end past as Henry Cieslewski, vet eran Naugatuck racquet wielder, won three tournament titles in two days. Early Saturday after noon the borough boy captured the Hamilton Park crown and then journeyed to the WatertoWn club where he won the championship in the invitation event sponsored there. Yesterday Cieslewski, as one of the finalists in the Chase Park tournament defeated George Back man in thre straight sets, winning the D. J. Leary three year tro- phy.
 Comes Back Strong
 Backman took the lead early in the Chase meet yesterday af- ternoon and had a 5-2 advantage The Burroughite rallied from that point to register scores of S-6, 6-2 and 6-3.
 The Chase tournament was directed by Director Bill Guilfoile and the officials were Ray Phaneuf umpire, Cliff Balcom, Russ Me- Lean, Al Waiculonis and Don Noonan linesmen, and Willie Car serino ball boy.
 Big Afternoon
 Cieslewski played brilliantly on Saturday when at Hamilton Park he defeated Gordon Riach in four sets, 6-1, 6-3, 5-7, and 6-1. A Ia r1o orou,d ,,,ituouSad %hn n, a rh and saw the Naugatuck player force Riach into several errors in Judgment. The first set lasted only 10 minutes and in this Cieslew- ski was convincing enough to be the facoritet throughout. Riach was strong in the third set which was pretty much of a nip and tuck affair with both contestants hav- ing a difficult time in getting the two successive scores. The re- suit was in favor of Riach by the score of S-6.
 Officials of the Hamilton Park meet were; Promoter Bob Blewitt, linesmen, Billy Laden, Tom Ha- penny. Ray Altman, John Wrenn, Ray Kiernan, Ken Blanchard, Frank Newberry, Mike Gualtieri and Howard Thormley. George Lord returned the balls. The award for the tournament winner was the Woodmen of the World Tro- phy.
 Watcrtown Results
 Cieslewski was again outstand- ing in the Watertown Lawn club meet as he defeated Roy Barker in four sets. The scores were 60, 3-6, 6-3, and 6-4. Miss Olga kallos of Ridgetield, defending women's singles champion beat Mrs. A. Genua in the finals 6-1 and 60. The contest terminated at the conclusion of the second one-sided set. John Tata and Ray Bates won the mems doubles in defeating Smith and Hitchcock 6-2, GA, and 3.6. Chase Park Girls Tourney
 Director Bill Guilfoile of Chase Park announced the pairings for the girls tournament which ! opened this morning and will con- clude tomorrow night with the exception of the playoffs in the h- nal events. The round pairings are as follows:
 k'irst Round.
 10 a. m., Court 2, Doris Nelson vs Lillian Beccia.
 4:3O p. m., Court 1, Sally Doug- las vs Kay Mcknight; Court 2, Jean Coulter vs Helen Mol eschi.
 6 D. m., Court 2, Josephine Rus sell vs Katherine kazlauskas. Second Round.
 Dora Eurell vs Eleanor Kane; Cristlne Kelly vs Marguerite Vie dorn; Frances Jillson vs winner Anne Wiedorn vs winner of Jose phine Russell vs Katherine kaz- lauskas; Helen Shukis vs winner of Doris Nelson vs Lillian Bec- cia; Elm Manganiello vs Yollan- da Calabrese; Madelin McInerney vs winner of Jean Coulter vs Helen Moreschi; Kay Wolff vs Rosamund Carserino.
 The above players will please get in touch With Bill Guilfoile to arrange their matches. Ali sec- ond matches must be played by tomorrow evening.
 Fulton Park Results
 Play in the Fulton Park tour nament will resume early this eve- ming and continue under the pro- cess of elimination tomorrow morning. The quarter final sets will be played tomorrow night. Weekend results were:
 J. Lawlor defeated W. Solomon, S-6, 6-4; J. Mullen defeated G. Whilebey, 6-1, 6-1. The only re maining first round match will be played today ata 6 p. m, between John Tato and Sid Sirkin.
 Second round results over the weekend were as follows: k. Phelan defeated F. Flanagan, 7-5, 6-3; D. Antonacci defeated R. Fowler, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4.
 Today's schedule of matches Is as follows: p. m., court 4, Tata vs Sirkin; p. m., Court 4, Al Smith vs Ed McGrath; 10 a. m., court 5, M. Tierney vs J. Law Tor; p. m., court 5, J. Zemaitis vs J. Stollar; 5 p. m., court 3, E. Carserino vs S. Luria.
 Quarter final matches will be- gin tomorrow.
 J. Kornreich defeated l.. Block, 6-2, 6-3, and M. Weinberg defeat ed L. Moushowitz, GA, GA. in semi. final matches of the junior Fulton tourney yesterday.
 The Fulton girls tourney will open Wednesday. The pairings will be announced tomorrow.
 Entries for the senior and jun for Unity club tournaments will close tonight.