The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-25
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The 1851 Girls CITY
Championships quarter.
finals begin this afternoon
ut County Beach when De.
lores Villate opposes June
Yates and Barbara Twie.
hans plays Diane Fernan.
dez. The other two quarter.
finals. tomorrow. will
match Marie Rendueles
With Vita Barrosa and
Eleanor Cato with Terry
Ann Parish. Play on both
days begins a. ALSO u. m.
Aliiea Haskins, Key West
Wonen's Captain. will of.
faelate tomorrow.
The winners of the first two
encounters and the winners Of the
second two will meet at q 80 Fri
Gay N the Semi-finals. The Finals
goes on court at 500 Sunday
When Commissioner Gerald Saun-
GERS VIII present the bouquet that
Us prerogative Of every girl cham
pion, j. j. Trevor will present the
A. Maitland Adams Cup as re-
qliested by the donor who win not
De able 10 return 10 the Island in
time for the ceremonies.
The complete second round
scores read:
Dolores Villate over Mary Crit.
fen 6-l, 60.
june Yates over Cecilia Quito
GIL, 60.
Diana Fernandez over Alice
Villa 6-2, 6-3.
Barbara Twiehaus over Peggy
Jordan 81, 60.
Marie Rendueles over Judy
Trevor rs, 90.
Vita Barrosa over Lourdes Cor
zalez SO. rs.
Terry Ann Parish over Norma
Avila CO. Ga.
Eleanor Cato over Ann Yates
GO, 81.
Seeand round play was high
lighted by the fine performances
Of Lourdes Gonzalez, Norma Az
ia, and judy Trevor. Miss Con
zalez Showed herself to be much
matnned over her debut in the
sixth and seventh Harvey Cup
matches last spring. Miss Barrosa,
who garnered six wins out OF sew
en- in Harvey Cup tennis. is one
Of the very finest match PLAYERS in
town. and yet young Lourdes fen
ced with her evenly from the base
line Tor the greater part Of the
battle and held 3 5-4 lead in the
second chapter with forehand
sweeps that time and time again
caught Vita moving into her back
hand side Villas greater expert
ence finally got her into port.
Against the number eight seed,
Terry Parish. bright new Convent
starlet. Norma Aviia initiated all
Of the forces with good clean
strokes that sped without loop in
to Terry's deep court. Miss Par
ISL, however, is an acrobat who
viii return every ball her flying
feet can carry her TO. Norma
lacked the recent match play TO
be able to move in earlier on these
Topped returns and rob her op-
ponent Of positioning time. On
crucial points. after 8 half dozen
we'll hit balls by Avila and an
equal number of frenzied retrieves
By Parish, the Convent miss would
drive just over the baseline.
Judy Trevor. despite 3 weak
wrist that has curtailed sufficient
practice, caught Marie Rendueles
staNe gold at the start and raced
taa Sc advantage. The-wrist was
holding up well and Miss Trevor
made almost no unproVoked err
nrs. Miss Rendueles was not at
first equal 10 the remarkable
steadiness with which Judy bore
down on her Nothing but the
best RendueleS flat forcing shots
had a chance, When Miss Trevor
reached So. ii seemed TO the fans
that the first set would be- hers
But energies Of athletes are mys-
terious in the way they SO out
and in, and Marie's came to the
fore now full blast, She began
getting sqnarely behind Judg's
medium paced strokes as she had
done last week when down 2-5