The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-07

| w WtnCAtOWA UsRp eeUs GKOIu tk1G 1OTUl that these two boys displayed 1t is g safe prediction that heavy going lies ahead for their opponents. Should he win his next match, Lloyd will face real opposition in Gordon Riach, defending singles champion. The younger, Bradley, who is a freshman at Dartmouth is scheduled to play his next match against Joe Sullivan, Fulton Park finalist. Busy Netman
 Joe Strogatz, Waterbury player, managed to cram plenty of tennis into one day for he started in the morning by defeating Lawrence Kane 0-7, 6-4, and after losing to Joe Sullivan at Fulton Park, came back to Pine Hill where he and Joe Zamaidis teamed up to win over the Del Conte brothers from Water bury 5-7, 6-1, 60. The score is a deceiving one, for the rnacth was far closer than it looks on paper, many of the games goin gto duece, and all of the points being fought to the last shot.
 Cher results were as follows: (Men's singles) N. Mitchell defeaft- ed c. Matsu 8-6, 4-6, 6-4; Al Genua defeated J. Fitzgerald 60, 6.4. (Women's singles): J. Bucking- ham defeated K. Mcknight 6-1, 6-3; E. Kane defeated K. Wolff 60, 6-1
 (Men's Doublbes): B. Pickard-E. Strong defeated N. Mitchell-G. A. DeWell 7.5. 6.O,
 Affixed Doubles): H. Cieslewski- B. Bronson defeated J. Mullen-K Wolff 6-l, SO.
 Following is the schedule of matches for Mondays play: Mems Singles
 900 a. m.-J. Sullivan vs B. Mates 3:30 p. nc. Larkin vs M Bren- nan.
 e:3o p. m.-H.. Cieslewski vs C. Osterman ..
 Women's Singles
 1:30 p. m.--J. Russell vs A. Genua. 400 D. m.--J. Rossini vs P Jay
 5:30 D m.-A. Foster vs. L. Gauvin
 6:30 p ms. Pocoski vs. M. Ros- sini.
 Mems Doubles
 2:30 D. m.-G. Shove-Wm. Mann vs J. Makepeace-C. Larkin.
 4:30 p. m.--R Strong-A Funk vs J. Sullivan-M. Brennan.
 TOO p. m.-C. Matsu-J. Stollal vs l.. McDonald-A. Hut.
 Mixed Doubles
 5:30 D. in.-D. Perley-F. Perley vs B. Reade-J. Buckingham. .
 Reade A Winner
 In the feature match of Saturday at the Thomaston Tennis Tourna. ment, Bob Reade advanced into the round of eight by virtue of hi, straight set victory over Joe Zamai. tis, Waterbury player The score oi the hard-fought struggle was 6-4 9-7.i The Watertown lad flashed s superior brand of tennis to win the last set. His drives were crisp anc deep, and his passing shots were working to perfection. Zaimaitis played on even terms in the second set until the fifteenth game when Reade bake through to lead 8-7. He then proceeded to hold his own ser. vice and win the match.
 Ray Phaneuf, Waterbury player and referee, found himself double winne rwhen the days play was over, for after he and Gerda Wehrle Thomaston singles champion, hat defeated the Bristol combination ol Josephine and John Rossini in the mixed doubles event, Phaneui teamed up with Tom Boyd and struggled through 8 games to wir over the Thoinaston pair, Frank Broeker and George A. Dewell, 6-1 5-7, S-6. While this marathon was ir process, Gordon Riach, last years singles champion at Pine Hill, ant bis partner, Joe Daly made short work of their first doubles engage. ment by defeating A. Warzinski ant John Rossini from Bristol so, 6-1.
 Tn the longest singles match of tho day, Richard J. Kane of Thomaston was eliminated 7-5. 4-6, 6-4 by Johr Foster, Waterbury player. Tn, match was extremely close through. out, Foster winning at tghe end o, almost two hours of play. Othel scores were: (Singles) Charles Lar. kin defeated T. Boyd 6-3, 6-0; c Osternan defeated B. Healy 6-0 6-3; H. Mann defeated L. McDonalt 6-3, 3-6, 8-3; W. Meyers defeated c Amsden 6-4, 2-6, 6.2.
 | (Women's Singles): 8. Pocoski d feated E. Dewell 6-1, 8-3; v. Kan, defeated H. Sinski 6-2, ,6-1.