The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-07
Semple-Reymond| Match Features At W.C.C.Today

Figured to attract the most at- tention, due to their winning in straight sets yesterday, the tennis tussle in which Catherine Semple of Miami and Louise Raymond of Ccarsdale, N. Y. are paired today was the outstanding match at the Waterbury Country Club courts where the Naugatuck Valley Mems and Womens' championships are being decided. In the male competi- ton Henry Cieslewski, newly crown ed Litchfield County champ, won by default as did Ed Graham of Cheshire and John Kirkham of New Britain and E. B. Hitchcock of this city. Favorites In the early rounds, including Igor Denisoff of Stratford, Don Wheaton of Pelham, NY. and Louis Stein of Hartfrd won their matches. Other results:
 Mems Singles
 Igor Denisoff, Stratford, defeated P. N. Johnston, New Haven, 7-5, 7-5; John Kirkham, New Britain, defeated Champion Trainer, de- fault; Louis Stein, Hartford, de- feated Victor Lesniski, Gardner, Mass, 6-4, 6-2; Sam Shore, New York, defeated V. Arguimbeau, Glenbrook, 6-4, 2-6, 6-2; Ed Gra- ham, Cheshire, defeated James Kane, Stratford, default; J. B. Morse, New Haven, defeated c. P. Brown, New Haven, 6-4, 6-8, 6.3; E. B. Hitchcock, Waterbury, de- feated W. Sperry, Danbury, de- fault; Harold Dowd, Waterbury, defeated Robert Pickard, Water town, 6-4, 7-5; Don Wheaton, Pel- ham, N. r., defeated John Par sons, Bristol, 6-2, 7-5; Al Smith, Waterbury, defeated Norwood Webster, 6-s, 60; James Vest brook, Fairfield, defeated George Palmer. 6-4, 6-4; Charles Larkin, Middlebury, defeated John Foster, Middlebury, 6-4, 6-3; Everett Col lins, Longmeadow, Mass, defeated Joe Sullivan, Waterbury, 6-3, 7-5, Henry Cieslewski, Naugatuck, de- feated R. W. Smith, Waterbury,
 Women's Singles
 Helen Cox, Pleasantville, defeat- ed Nora Eaton, New Canaan. 6-l, 60; s. Arguimbeau, Glenbrook, defeated A. Este, New York 6-3, 6-3; s. Palmer, Rye, N. Y. defeat- ed B. Johnson, Springfield, Mass, 6-l, 6-l; c. Sample, Miami, Fla, defeated Lonnie Myers, Saybrook, 8-6, 60; L. Raymond Scarsdale, N. Y, defeated N. Davis, San Francisco, 60, 6-2; M. Keller, New York, defgeated M. Wiedorn, Water bury, 60, 60; B. Yields, Rye, N. Y, defetaed c. Guyot, New Mil- ford, default; Mrs. Lamb, New Ca- raan, defeated H. Phillips, Water- bury, 60, 6-l; M. Arguimbeau, Gleenbrook, defeated c. Palmer, Washington 6-l, 6-0; A. Rice, Hart ford, defeated c. Thompson, Gard- ner, Mass, 60, 60; J. Hammers ley, Hartford, defeated Anna Genua Waterbury, default; M. Wal colt, Rye, defeated D. Nelson, Wa terbury, 60, Gel; Helen van Schaick, Southport, defeated Mrs Eaton, New Canaan, 8-6, 6-3.
 Mems Doubles Earrings
 Hyde and Cow, Hartford, bye; Futile and Futile, Middlebury, vi Shore and Kirkham, New York and New Britain; Eaton and Vest brook, New Canaan and Fairfield vs Johnston and Rice. New Ha. ven; Reade and Pickard, Water. town, vs Thackera and H. w Smith, Hartford and Waterbury; Wright and Wright, Hartford. vS Stillman and Cobbs. Middlebury; Stillman and Dowd, Waterbury, vs Parsons, Bristol, and Prochaska Hartford; Wheaton, Pelham, N. Y. and Arguimbeau. New York, vs Al Smith and c. Riach. Water bury; Ed Smith and E. Hitchcock Waterbury vs Morse and Hop- kins, New Haven.