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youthful Thaler won at rs, 4-6,
6-3, but not until his older op-
ponent had fought him for nearly
two hours under a broiling sun.
The Baltimorean swept through
| the first four games as though he
was going to make runaway of
the match. At this point Spriggs
began to get his long swinging
ground strokes under control.
Hitting with more speed and
greater depth, he drew up to S.
all, but then dropped the next
two games.
In the second set both won their
services until 4-all was called.
Spriggs then broke through for a
5-4 lead on two errors by Thaler
after deuce had been called sew
eral times. He then took his own
service for the set. Ga. In the
third set Thaler got an early
break through service and kept his
own to run out the chapter. 6-3
Anderson Shows Glass.
Charles Anderson of the Navy
Leech Cup team showed some
brilliant services and ground
strokes in defeating Orme Wilson
Chevy Chase Country Club. al
Ga. 6-3. Both big men hit out
on all their shots, with Anderson
having an edge on control. If the
Navy player could learn to steady
his powerful top spin drives. he
would prove troublesome for any
contestant in the tournament.
Youthful Polly Miller, Chevy
Chase Country Club junior
showed some good strokes in 60
ing down to defeat before Adri-
enne Ayares of Baltimore, GO,
Ga. With more tournament ex-
perience. the Washington Junior
should develop into a fine player.
Mrs. Willie Herbert, 1850 Public
Parks champion of Washington,
was the only seeded player to see
action yesterday. Mrs. Herbert,
seeded 4. defeated Janeth Lloyd
of Washington, 6-1, 6-1.
Officials announced that the
mems doubles tournament will
start this afternoon in an effort
to complete as many early-round
matches as possible.
Yesterdays Results.
Mems Singles.
Tim coss def; Ben Rathbun, 6-2. s-2;
Pick covington def, Me- tH tHHuse.t; en4. s,4
Bernie bennison, 60. 81; John Cur
1iss def: Allen Keller, 6-l' 50; Art
austin john Ri'f fafss fsi asns asf %asa sne
han han, 9e; Mvers e1 A Iana AshmaqH W,%ar dsf
Ned Chapman def; Robert Edwards. g.,
watts. vsSn e. 60 jim fnne orean nGs' def. e Dick
Lane; Lar M6o-. sm1' 81 81; Jim Doyle def. Thorn
Ted Rogers defeated Russ Cooley, Ga
3-6, Ga; Ed Wesley defeated Ray York
81. e.; Doyle Royal defeated Ralph
Ga1'on fon astea,ea ao Ed prsscos eS F5ant % AIRING
' sms be4 Bobsv Psyne PnSseo defeated s f Paul de-
HertelenQy, b--1, 6--Z; MARX HalIer de-
feated Dave Barton, 7-5, 4-6, 6-4;
Ned Chapman defeated Robert Edwards,
Charles Anderson defeated orme Wilson:
"a, 6-3; Leon Strauss defeated Carl
Fontanini, g., 6-2; Bill Thaler de-
feated Kahl spriggs. IS, 4-6, 6-3;
Sar,- Hayes defeated Frank Cantwell, 6-3,
3-6, ID: Larry Middlecamp defeated
Ramsay s1lse saadefe Poats defeated % Alien Bost,
6-1; Mack Taylor defeated John Wool
Threadgili. 1H 90, 3w6, 6l4; Alan Nc. Nc.
Carroll defeated Richard Bennett. 6-2,
| 7-5
Women's Singles.
Willie Herbert def. Janeth Lloyd, 6-1,
l6-1; Ruth Ann Peterson def. Betty Clark,
16-2, O.; Barbara Scarlett def. Ruth
Grogan, 60, 60; Rhoda Thompson def.
Cici Carusi, Go. 60; Margaret Graham
def Betty Ann Moley. 60, 60; Martha
Galbreath def. Barbara Leef, 6--4, g.;
Ann Banick def. Juanita Stanley Go,
8-s; Jean Hall def. Christina Morley
sosie Girgosian def. Harriet Hines. 6-3,
t7-5: Carol Mortimer def. Cecilia Green,
6-0 6-4; Adrienne Ayares def. Polly
Miller, 6-2, So; Barbara Lynch def.
Helen Cooley, 60, 60; Clare DeFreitas
def Jane Freeman, Cd, 4-6; 60; Bel
mar Gunderson def. Pat -Dunford, 81,
"a; Elizabeth Leitch def. Joan Deisert'
Joan Mccullough def Carol Olive. 4-s,
I9-7, 6-4; Virginia Boyer def. Glenore