Evening star., 1941-03-02
-Four D. {. Stars Gain
Southern Table Net
0uarter-FinaIs
Carolyn Wilson, Capital
Champion, Goes to Finul
In Women's Section

Four Washington men reached the
quarter-f finals and the District wom-
ans champion the final round
of the first annual Southern open
table tennis championships at the
Chevy Chase Ice Palace last night
after adverse weather conditions de-
prived the tournament of many Of
its nationally ranking entrants.
National Champion Lou Pagliarc
and several Of his New York stars
were among those who failed to
show up, but Izzy Bells and Ham,
ilton Canning of Philadelphia, Paul
Cappell of Wilmington, Del. and
Abbott Nelson Of Princeton provided
stellar out-of-town talent
All Seeded Stars Advance.
Despite the mixup occasioned by
the last-minute cancellations, the
Tournament Committee did a fine
job Of seedlings and each of its eight
selected stars played through. AS
a result, the following are paired in
the quarter finals, scheduled to start
at o'clock today:
Top-seeded Bells and sixth seeded
Elias Schuman of Washington; sew
enth-seeded Lou Gorin of Washing
ton and fourth-seeded Cappell;
third-seeded Canning and eighth
seeded Norman Dancy of Washing
ton, and fifth-seeded Nelson and
second-seeded Stan Fields, District
champion.
Washington women came within
q match of providing an all-Iocal
final, but Jane Stauffer bowed to
second-seeded Henrietta Wright OF
Philadelphia in the semifinals, leav-
ing District Champion Carolyn Will
son as the sole local survivor.
Women Play to Ratings
Miss Wilson had been seeded No
l and Miss Wright No. 2.
Mems Singles.
John Ranstead- GaA5nois s6@ slfsai ie defeated fs
Bih sesTads defeated Charles Nichols
Dancy. IA i4-gi 81 & Fsar ssMs ati.s!sd .SDs1 Alsn
De PES, Chant defeated Len Summers by de-
MsItcni ssan; sam R9Senfeld defeated Jin De
ddefault John Parkes defeated Ed Hofiman n.
IL 2l-l5; 81 Rstner defeated Red
Flynn Newark; 2I-l4. Elf.
pbfs SeeonS Sef.sGsd soTPd@Izsy Reilii Phadel
Jimmy Shea detestsd g. {. Alien Eli: si-ll:
;n-l5 Sesrsds defeated Gordon Barry
,Bsltlmorel by default; Elias Schumsn de-.
ieated Sonny Federigh. 1871. Oil.
LIE; Lou Gorin defeated Eddy scherr
T2y,nq Ry 9efaTlL, a}nn Jimmy Limerisk dsfeaIed
re Pieree defssted dhfhPffs5eIa; Pear 1I 2l-l BIZ
CCsppeli WILMINGTON, Dell defeated De 81.
Gnant 2l-l0. 2l-l1: Hamilton Canning
,nr,hiisoelphisl defeated Rosenfeld, oI-I3.
55ILI1. sl-5: Norman Dancv defeated
Saii Ssrikes- els, l6-2l. 2I-In; Abbott
3iey: . lie, 2I-Io: Frank Jackson de-
nsrd defeated Don Patterson bv defsnIt !.
sian, stsn Fields defeated J. W Lasky by
=, Quarter, r,hnsls-selns defeated Shea.
Limerick. lis 80 9i21aG Gori1 rnsjI dsjfestsd re-.
fested Pierce. ?I-I5, sI-16: Canning
defeated Bensinser ELL. SI~1S,
DaneV oefested Ratner. 2l-15. "I-IO:
Nelson defeated Jackson. 2I-I:. 9i-Ia;
Fields defeated Bernard. Els 2i-l5.
Nom.n's SinF'es.
Rae Goldstein. .i.i7. CTS oeS'e'
Quarter r-tnels-Csrolvn Wilson defeated
Reiley CPhilsdsiphisr d.fes,e4 Kit,y Kloryy Kal6[y
be-, 21-16. Ia-eI. @l-I6: Jane ste
n, ler detestsd Virginl2 B-ec!;1sr;, ?l-I6
det.ateC Nancv cros!. @1Hia. niss s1mis pnis,
ernifnaIs-wiIson defeated Perev' III
- 21@I5: Wright defeated staurer
2l-1, 2I-Ie.