Evening star., 1935-04-03
D. D.C.'SHANDB BALL
STARS NOW FANS
Put Out of A. A. U. Singles
and Doubles as Western
Players Set Pace.
IL of its singles and

~ hopes blasted, Washington
~ today turned an impartial eye
to the National A. A. U. hand
ball tournament as remaining con-
tenders, chiefly from the West, pre-
pared for second-round doubles play
and quarter-final singles competition
on the Central Y. M. c. A. courts.
The eight singles survivors-four
from the West, three from the East
and one from the South-will not
swing into their quarter-final matches
until Friday. but spirited play is due
in the doubles tonight and tomorrow.
Four second-round doubles engage
ments, beginning at 7:30 o'clock,
comprise tonight's schedule.
Washingtons lone remaining sin
giles hope was removed yesterday when
Sam Atcheson Of Memphis, defend
ing champion, defeated Jack Schwartz
of the local Y by scores of 21-l2,
21-10. In the doubles three Wash
ington teams could win only one
game and were eliminated in handy
fashion.
Doubles Aces Beaten.
7 B. PAYNE and Joseph F. Cowley.
i. first of the local teams to fall
by the wayside, lost to J. M.
Gordon and Andy Berry of Los An
geles, 7-2l, l5-21; Randy Myers
and Paul Pearlman were eliminated
by J. Endzvick and J. Goudreau of
Cleveland, 17-21, 10-21, and Perry
Mclean and Wallace Winkler bowed
to H. Divorman and B. Waterstone
Of Detroit, 7-21, 2l-l6, l2-2l.
Two upsets marked play in the
singles when Angelo Trulio Of New
York and George Nelson Of Balti-
more, both former champions, lost
to George Di Re of Indianapolis and
Joe Platek Of Chicago, respectively.
Di Re downed Trulio, seeded No. 2,
by 21-13. 3-2l, Alt, while Platek
defeated Nelson, seeded No. 3, 21-15,
21-10.
yesterday summaries:
Singles (Seeond Round).
Sam .Atcheson Memphis Y. NJ. C. Az
defeated Jack Schwartz (Washington jew
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menti defeated william Maurer ' st Paul
sci!S a. q. New York' Sfaaaa deieated nfIsf kari
I6-:1 2I-5: Al Hobieman Baltimore
Y. NJ. G. Al defeated E. w. Benson tSalt
cs joseph Pfss5 patsk chcss0 @
Son 'BalslmoTs Z. NJ c. A.. "sfEis.
A. defeated N. ". Maher 3cieveland =.
W;,iI.na yGsTmant9S9 Pa n; C. AJ dsfeaisd
9l-l"; George Di Re Indianapolis A. c.
defeated angelo oTruiic New York A. c..
Doubles Results First Round).
Leo Manka and Henry Herr (Brooklyn
Y: M c. A. won on forfeit from George
c. L. Rothenberg and H. Krave (DetroitJ
cleveland Y, N 60: Sl1s. 9i@s;
e! defeated c. Ehiers and z. Sanger
tMilwaukeel. @1-9. 2I-20; J. NJ. Gordon
and Andy Berry CLos Angeles B, P. o. ED
f Washinatcn z. NJ sSne q AZ fnG az J. f%s GoxIsy
G. r. Weller and Joe Platak tChicago
community Recreation Center defeated
l; Clawson and E. w. Benson (Salt Lake
City Desert Gymnasium. 21-I5, Ellis:
D. pivorman and B. .waterstone Detroit
Y. M. c. A. defeated Perry Mclean and
Wallace Winkler Washington Y. NJ. C.
A.. Ill. 16-21. 21-l2; George
Y. NJ. H. A. defeated j. Srenco and NJ.
Cunningham (St Louis Y. NJ. C. A.. 2l-7,
21-20; Joe Endzvick and J. Goudreau
cleveland Y. NJ. c. A. defeated Randy
Myers and Paul Pearlman washington
Y. M. c. A.. 21-17. 2l-1O.
Doubles tSecond Round)-Today's Matches.
Manka and Herr vs. Rothenberg and
Krave 9 PM; Ruddy and Coyle VS.
Gordon and Berry. 1:30 pm; Weller and
Platak VS.. Divorman and waterstone. Q
pm: Nelson and Resented VS.. EndZvick
and Goudreau z 1.2n % m