The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-09
Conremt Captain
Is Unbenten In
Three PreriOns
Harvey Cup Tits

The eyes of the junior world
are turning tonight to Bayview
Park for the fourth Harvey Cup
match of the school year.
On display tonight for the first
time will be the new lighting
which City Manager Dave King,
Recreation Director Paul Albury.
and Tennis Club President Earl
Yates have brought to a swift
reality
The rival champs of the High
School and the Convent tapered
off yesterday in final practice
sessions at County Beach and
BayView respectively and both
report that they are ready for
tonight's big event
Coach Vans Conchs hold a 81
lead, having triumphed at To in
the seasons opener, and at 5-4
in the Bayview court inaugural
Convent came back on December
10 to win at 5-4 when they
swept the first three singles
matches, the number six singles,
and the number one doubles.
On the eve of the contest,
Converts Captain. Eleanor Cato,
said.
THE outcome may hinge on
abe number three singles meet
ing between Barbara Twiehaus
and Diana Fernandez. This Har-
vey Cup match will be a close
one and the Convent viii have
to win the first three singles
again to come out on top" (The
last meeting between Misses
Fernandez and Twiehaus was
last July. rs in the quarter-finals
of the City Championships when
Miss Fernandez won with scores
of Ga, 40, 7-5)
High Schools leading star,
June Yates, said:
II agree with Eleanor that it
should be good close match.
High School must win the num-
Der two and three doubles to
stay in the running. If we do,
we may score enough points in
the upper half of the lineup to
total a winning five
The most outstanding singles
performer so far this season is
Eleanor Cato, who has achieved
three victories and no defeats in
the number two position. She has
turned back Vita Barrosa 8-6, g.
2, and Dolores Villate twice with
scores of 6l, 6-2 and 90, 81,
GA Dolores has lifted her game
higher with each match and she
will be a determined young lady
this evening. Diana Fernandez
and Lynn Sellers are the other
two aces on the two squads who
hold three victories in the num-
Der four and five spots. In re-
ward of her dependable play,
Miss Fernandez has advanced to
the number three slot.
This fourth Harvey Cup go
will be the last time champion
Ralph Hartenstine will assist in
directing Key West tennis
event. He leaves the youngsters
on January 10 for extended ac-
tive duty in the Army at the
Military Government school IN
Camp Atterbury, Indianapolis.
The two newest starlets to
emerge are Converts Geraldine
White and High Schools Shirley
Trudeau, who made their bows
into Cup tennis in December by
playing each other in the num-
Der six singles. Geraldine won
rs. 90 in what turned out to be
the winning point for the Con-
vent.
In the number one singles bat
tie. Converts city champion
Marie Rendueles meets High
High Schools June Yates for the
fourth time since they played IN
the finals of the 1851 City
Championships. Marie won the
title on July 80 at County Beach
Ga. 6-3. but in their second meet
ing on October 80 in the lnaugu-
ration of Bayview's new courts
June rose TO the most perfect
tennis yet seen to fashion a e-l'
G 4 conquest. On December Il, IN
a long struggle punctuated oy
more bad play than good, marie
prevailed at 4-6, SO, SO,