The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
MAKEPEACE IN QUARTER-FINAL
 TENNIS BERTH
Waterburian Wins al ThOmastOn; Sullivan
 Easy Victor

mighty atom" entered the quarter finals of the Thomaston tournament last night when he defeated Joe Strogatz, Waterbury star, in one of the best played matches yet seen in these parts. The score was 7-5, 6-4, and it was a battle all the way. Makepeace, owner of a game which contains form, speed and color as well as deceiving change of pace, won the first set only af- ter Strogatz had served himself up to five-au. In thls game, Strogatz put all he had into his powerful serve and managed to eke out the game on three untouchable aces, but Makepeace won his own service in the 1lth game and broke Strogatz's serve to win in the 18th. In the second set, Makepeace, whose size bellies his speed and power, brought out 8 series of overhead smasnes andl deep, spinning drives to the corners which battied his opponent and forced him into errors. That the match was good one is at- tested by the fact that the crowd deserted the upper courts where Gordon Riach and Bob Reade were playing, to watch the little artist carve out his victory. Meanwhile, Riach had no troubie conqueriny Reade 6-1, 6-1.
 Came to Life
 Earlier in the day, Lloyd Bates former Trinity college star, upset Matty Brennan, of Litchfield, 3-6, 6-1, 6-1. Brennan was in fine form during the first set which he won without too much trouble, but Bates got under way in the second set and swept the former Brown university star off his feet. Tze continued hls surge in the third set and won go- ing away. In the other mems singles matches, Al Genua, southpaw slug ger, defeated Thomaston's Frank Kane in straight sets 6-4, 6-2, Newel Mitchell, Waterbury payer defeated Johnnie Foster after a long duel 3-6, 8-6, 6-2, and Joe Sullivan cas- fly defeated Wifi Meyer from Bris- tol, 6-l, 6-l. Sullivan's easy victory was a surprise after the fine show ing Meyer made in defeating Joe Daly on Sunday, but as the game wore on 1t was easy to see that the Waterbury ace could do nothing wrong, while Wifi could do nothing right.
 These victories now line up in the following schedules for the race to the finals: In the upper bracket, Riach must play Bates and Mitchell must meet Genua; in the lower frame, Henry Cieslewski will oppose Henry Mann, and Sullivan will face Makepeace. From here in, 1t looks like anyone's game.
 Results
 Other results for yesterdays play are as follows:
 (Men's singles): Henry Mann de- feated George Axelby 6-2, 6-2.
 Women's singles: Anna Genua de- feated Josephine Russell 60, 6-l; Lenore Gauvin defeated Gerda Wehrle 6-4, GA; Anna Genua ad- vanced over Josephine Buckingham by default; Mary Warzinski defeat- ed Stella Pocoski 7-5, 3-6, 6-2; Jo- sephine Rossini defeated Ida Ros- sini, 6-2, 6-1.
 Mems doubles: The match between l.. McDonald-A. Hut and c. Matsu- J. Stollar was continued until Thursday at 500, with the score at one set 8-6 for McDonald-Hutt and games at 3-2 in the second set. c. Axelby-R. Croucher advanced by default over R. Kane-G. Johnston.
 Wednesdays Schedule
 Mems singles: 10 a. m.-Henry Cieslewski vs Henry Mann. 4:30 p. m. Joe Sullivan vs John Make peace.
 Mems Doubles
 5:30 p. m.-J. Daly G. Riach vs c. Axelby-R. Croucher.
 5:30 p. m.-H. Mann-B. Reade vs J. Mullen n-G. Backman.
 6:30 p. m.-J. Tata-R. Bates vs J. Makepeace-C. Larkin.
 8:30 p. m.-R. Phaneuf- TT Boyd w J. Zemaitis-J. Strogatz.
 Mixed Doubles
 5:30 p. m.-T. Boyd-v. Kane vs R. Strong-L. Gauvin.
 6:30 p. m.-G. Riach-S. Pocoski vs A. Genua-A. Genua.