The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-04
Winners TODAY.
REPRESENTEDIN
QUARTERF|NALS.
Buddy GOeltz Loom
Certain Victor
BY HARRY COSTELLO

It's dollars to doughnuts that
by nightfall only one out-of-town
player will be left in the Edge
moor competition for the Middle
Atlantic singles championship.
AS matters now stand, there
are only two left-Frank
Buddy" Goeltz, Of Wilkes Barre,
Pa, and George Parks, Of Miami,
Fla.
Parks, the gallant youngster
who hitch-hiked his way to
Washington from Pittsburgh to
compete In the current Middle
Atlantic, today runs smack into
Hugh Lynch, former Princeton
captain and winner Of the
doubles in the recent Times
Hearst Grand National. OF
course, that practically assures
the elimination of the baby
faced, 16-year-old Stingaree from
Miami.
GOeltz Favored
Buddy" Goeltz today meets
Lieut.. Stanley K. Robinson in a
third round match. Goeltz, favored
to defeat Lieutenant Robinson,
will then meet Lieut.. Jimmy Far
rim. Of the Navy Leech Cup team
provided, of course, Buddy" de-
feats Lieutenant Robinson.
From this point of vantage. it
looks very much as if Goeltz will
carry the load for the out-of-town
players from here to the finish.
AS they resume play today, at
p. m, when Goeltz and Lieuten-
ant Robinson take the courts,
Dolly Mitchell, winner OF the
singles in the recent TimeS-Hearst
Grand National, appears certain
Of entering the quarterfinals. Dooly
yesterday had taken the first set
from Charles Heacock, former Mis-
souri, Valley champion, 6-3, when
darkness interviewed. Mitchell and
Heacock will start today where
they left off yesterday, the match
beginning at 5 p. m. If Dooly wins,
which appears almost certain, he
will enter the Quarterfinals.
Howell Loses
Yesterday witnessed the passing
out Of Dick Howell, Of Miami, Fla,
formerly of Duke University. Dick
ran into Hugh Lynch and grace
fully accepted a tennis lesson by
scores OF 6-1, 81.
The outstanding match Of the
day involved Belisario Contreras
and Harry March. The former
finally won, 6-1, 81, IS, after
March had been at match point.
Contreras, known as the Chilean
Southpaw, has a habit of upsetting
the applicant and today he meets
Billy Turner, a Junior Davis Cup
per. in fourth round match. It
is not unlikely that Contreras will
make the grade into the quarter
finals.
Bill Breese, former Harvard
star, and like Contreras, a south
paw, won his third round match,
defeating the veteran ElWood Hot
fecker. Breese took the first set,
60, but then encountered diff
Guilty but took the second, finally,
81.
Today'S matches and yesterdays
results:
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Third ROund-DOOly Mitchell defeated
Stewart Parker, 81, 81; Frank Shore
won from Austin Rice by default; james
Hardey defeated Jack DeGOlia, s.
Elwood HOffecker, 60, 81; Ray
Stocklinski defeated Raphael Sherry,
60, 60; BelisariO COntreras defeated
Harry March. 81. 81. Is; Hugh
Fia.), 81, al: Charles Parks miami,
FlaD won from Tom MOOrhead by de-
fault: Lieut.. William Howard defeated
Peter Gartner, IS, IS; Stan McCas.
key won from John YOemans by de-
Fourth Round-Dooly Mitchell led
Charles HeacOCk. Ga, when darkness
halted play.
TODAY's MATCHES
Third Round
p. m.--Lieut. Stanley Robinson VS..
Frank GoeltZ.
p. m.-DOn Barber vs.. Fred Parish.
Fourth Round
,. m.-TOny LatOna VS.. Stan Nc.
Caskeyi Billy Turner vS. BeliSariO Con.
treras.
4:8O p. m.-HuEh Lynch W. Charles
Parks miami, FIa.).
Heacock; Frank shore vs.. james Hardey;
william o. Breese vs.. Ray Stocklinski:
winner Of RObinsOn-GOeltE match vs..
Lieut.. James Farm; winner Of CARRIER.