Evening star., 1937-08-01
TR0UNCED
IN M. A. NET PLAY
Lynch Easily Disposes of
Baron Votem. Smith-Rain
Checks Early Play.
defeat Of the English Baron
Votem Smith by second
seeded Hugh Lynch marked a
handful Of matches that


Votem Smith by second
seeded Hugh Lynch marked a
handful OF matches that
opened the Middle Atlantic singles
tournament yesterday on the Edge
moor Club courts.
Stopping here over the week end,
the Briton was named for the tourney
by Bill Breese, third-seeded entrant,
who had met him at Wimbledon, but
he bowed out in a hurry by scores Of
60, 81.
Responsible for this one novel note,
Breese himself nearly added another
when he was forced to fight hard and
long before subduing unseeded, and
comparatively unknown, Fvobert Loney.
Loney, who played top-notch game
before going into virtual retirement
several years ago, forced Breese to the
limit in the second set before bowling,
ll-9. The ultimate winner had
taken the first set at love.
Today's Card Has 43 Matches.
DAI forced an early halt to the
first days matches. Play will be
resumed at 10 O'Clock this morning,
however with a full program Of 43
matches scheduled between then and
6 O'Clock.
Already numbering more out-of-
town contestants than local tourna-
ment has had in years, the sectional
competition added five more nom
residents yesterday, giving it a total
OF II living outside the city. Those
who entered late were Fred West,
popular Virginian from Lynchburg
Frank Broida, Joseph Ford and
Charles Parks of Pittsburgh; Thad
Benton OF Orange, N. j., and Hubert
Simmons OF Harrisburg.
All will make their debuts today.
Yesterdays results and today
pairings:
FIRST ROTND-B4lly Contreras defeated
John Andrary. 60. I'll. Billy Turner
defeated Mike MINT. o. - AIan
5,aubly defeated Bernard BlanSln;u u,o,on. ,mo
d, Hugh Lynch defeated baron Wopen-
smith 90. I'll; Mariana Erana deleaI- :
I'd Dewitt Armstrong t-Ll 49, ON
MooTeheao oelealea rIa"A 1'"'N
sFco>D RouND-Bln Breeze defeated
oRbert Loney, %, ia. JACK De GoNa
defeated Melvin Tarpley, BY deiault.
TodAys Pairinss.
10 o'clock-Austin RICE vs. Frank kreSka SKA
Ed Matner vs.. John CaioWay BOD Ghi- en-
chester VS. Chester Kreska. Larry Phl!ApS
Jape Hayad Fynq p Pau g Bepsiz Wickham fso6 Bo6
Bradley vs.. Ralph Adair, jimmy Farm VS.
Hubert Ostrof ,o,xd
oeIofSF2nk, sbak,v SHORE no Frank s spoda
Harry MaIch vs.. joseph Ford; Ervin @ nj Ne
never vs. william T Tl!den. Sd Bob Bur
well vs. RICHARD Howell, l. Padaett vs.
Emilio Nunez Charles Parks VS.. Ernest
- O'Clock stewart Parker rs. Joe oId-
HaTdey HaTd tsS vs.. Tom Rideewsy Paul Hndebrand
IS. Eiwood Hottecker, B. J. curran vs.
i' o clocs"Ray stoekllnski vs. Charles
CLAIMING Hush Lynch vs. MsTiano srsns dsasi
match, Peter Gartner vs.. Ricky Willis
Fred Parish VS. Hunter Lott.
:, ocIock-Don CARRIER Is BUDDY New New
McCaskey VS.. Thad Benton James Hutchin-
son vs. Hubert Simmons, Stan Robinson VS.
Lag ) oeiccSmEd S''Ls Mather VS.. winner March
Ford match: Billy Contreras vs. winner c.
Kreska Chichester match. Billy turner Fs.
VS. winner Niemeyer-Tilden match. winner
Curran- Sweeney match vs. winner BurVeH-
Howell match.
1 O clock-Winner Baker-Davison match
VS. winner Hescock -Hoyt match. winner
Shore Sokol match VS.. winner Rlce-F.
Kreska match De Cola VS.. winner HardeE-
RiSpewav match, winner Parks OllVerl
match vs.. winner Peretz-WeSt MATCH, John
Hanlop VS.. winner HoWard-Wickham m
match.
'clock-Winner Garber-Newcomer
match vs. winner PariSh-Lott match. win
ner Latona-Bruns match VS., winner Brad
lev-Adal- match, winner Farrir -Ostrofl
match vs.. winner Simmons
match.