Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1930, Page 24

THE EVENING Italy Presents Net 'Sensation BARONESS SCORES AT FOREST HILLS Inexperienced, Unorthodox Racketer Battles Way to Semi-Finals. BY LORENA A. HICKOK, Associsted Press Staff Writer. OREST HILLS, N. Y., August 22.—Baroness Georgio Gia- como Levi of Italy, who never took a tennis lesson in her life until this Summer, was ay just two matches away the woman's championship United Statves. By sheer grit and some of the most unorthodox, but colorful, tennis seen at Hills in many a season, she bat- er way yesterday into the semi- of the women's national chlm- tournament, defeating )pe _Anderson of Richmond, vu, one of Amerlul most experienced tour- nament players, 4—6, 6—4, 7—5. she meets Mrs. L. A. isco, fifth ranking woman the United States, the win- Betty Nuthall of Eng- Marjorie Morrill of Ded- ., for the championship to- . Harper will beat me—she’s too " the baroness said cheer- tennis experts were giv- en chance, even though she had no business in the tournament. does just nbont every- , the tennis say. , in the tennh sense, no ‘They grin every time they serve—and then gasp. She feet wrong, she swings her incorrectly and sometimes it al- as though she hit the ball frame of her racket. With the ball goes zinging net and right after it, lea) the o C E;z § g & Bt : : i o ] t s § 8 E g £ (£ H § 28 ef (33 T ] EE_ ¥ neondutnhcwlu.p- uhmm—nnm filg i & L : & a i g 3 § : p o g i H il 25 3 g FOUR TRIED NETMEN REMAIN AT NEWPORT & By the Associated Préss. NEWPORT, R. I, August 22.—Four seasoned tennis campaigners today re- mained in the battle for the Newport Casino Challenge Cup. ‘Today's semi-finals found George Lott, Davis Cup singles player, pitted t Wilmer Allison, the Texan who doubles in the recent Davis Cup struggle with France, and Big Bill 'fll- den, seven times national champion and Casino Cup defender, meeting his doubles panner. Prank Hunter of New Rochelle, N. Jack Tldblll and Gerald Bartosh, les boys, meet Tilden and doubles. Wilbur Coen, jr., Kansas City, and Harrison 1, Des Moines, meet Berkeley Bell, Austin, ;l'(u" , and Gregory Mangin, Newark, Summaries: Singles. Quarter finals—W. T. Tilden, 2d, Phila olgiested Gregory Mangin. Newark, 7—8; Frank Hunte *etested *Johnny Quarte: liden, 34, Philadel- Nl ey v!vnmm. New Tochelle, N. ‘&leanitl, Sante’ Barpare: jack Tidball i Angeles, defeated George and Johnny Doef 62, 6— 3 .'and Gregory n'u.m'a. ewark, Lyttiston Sierheraon, Hew York, 63 RACER DISPLAY RETIRED AFTER WINNING $256,000 CHICAGO, August 22 (#)—Dis] Tio e SR wl won his been definitely ret! Pryce recelved make no further effort [ Mitchell Now Is Capital Hope In Public Parks Title Singles first set, which the former won, Il—.‘ LAY in the national public parks tennis championship, which has been in progress since Monday, will end tomorrow if the weather man co-operates and plans work out, officials in charge announced tods: Final-round play in both the women's singles and doubles was carded this afternoon and the semi-finals in the men’s singles also was scheduled todsy. It also was hoped to get the men's doubles, which now has reached the third round, to the final today. If this cannot be accomplished, the final in the men’s singles will be staged tomor- row afternoon and the title clash in the unda mgL semin L S to finish the tournament tomorrow, as r.hz financial drain on the vmu:g play- ers . en'’s flulu and doubles, starting this afternoon, were to prove quite & _magnet, ly the sipgles in which Mrs. Ruth Martinez, Washing- ton parks singles champion, was to take part, it was the pair of semi-final matches in the men's slnglu which formed the piece de resistan f these Dool: lehell. who In one of ly ed H" upset his old foe, Bob dine, fourth, yesterday, was to face Thomas (Bud) Muhyvun‘ .dY;n“hml na!‘t_\z; dent, represen! ¢ apol 3 o-—:' o—g. 6—4, vho also came through with a surprise win yesterday, over- coming Jack De Lara of Los Angeles, seeded two, 6—4, 6—8, 6—4, 6—0. The Mitchell-Markey encounter was to start at 1 o'lock. A half hour later George g,," J. Jennings, jr., of Chicago, defending champion, who downed his veteran rival, Ted Drewes, St. Louis, yelur- day, ll—D 6—2, T—5, was face Arnold P. Simons of I‘.mll-lvflle, who yesterday defeated Alex Kelles, Balti- more parks singles title holder, 6—3, 6—3, 6—3. Mitchell Wins Decisively. his shots_effectively Mitchell y outplayed Considine after the first. let, though the latter went down battling hard. Mitchell in Markey to- day was to face a foe he conquered in the semi-finals in the recent District competition, won Mitchell. firkey hnweur,.cmrly rved to win over De Lara figured to furnish Mitchell stout com- ition. w?mnlnn outclassed Drewes after the y and WAaS| Rup) and was favored to take Simons toda aao;.(h’;hehmr rday in vanqu! Mrs. Marting Louis player, 6—3, met woman exhibited nneul su- periority. Mrs. Lindemann and Mrs. Dueker Ethel Haas and Lydia Kayser in the women’s doubles final this afternoon. Bud Markey and Eddie Yeomans, Dis- trict parks doubles title holders, were to try to win over Charles and Leo Lejeck of in the third d_in the were wuee and J. Je De x&”?é. among o bles ccombina wxnud MEN'S SINGLES. rier Ainals—Georse Jennings cao) dereated ok B Deower ot 1oSH) Amgid B, ‘Stmons_(Louta: Kelles apolis, (2% avces, oatl Mitchell "deleatod Conaidine, 34, 6—4, 63, 5 63, nd Leo Ki (numlo) tH hard Dworkin and. Euner Heik (G 6—2, 48, —1; Rab‘n Elljott lDl::kllmer Rudy {,v'",""‘?)p, urg, Va.) and a) (Pissbursh), €37 Indianapolis) *(washi nnon) o REER ading Charics flmx Laseck (é{l 68— b eck (Chicsso), bl'. 5 Chict defes J '1'.) ©. Miller rn‘ rnmmum an wonu s SINGLES. Semy-finals—Mrs. Ruth X tneton) "deteated Mre: uAnn“"#flne:n'l:.(.!ht B Louier deteatea Helon ‘Geomeing (New Yoik Gity), 46, 6, "6mg JcmRIne (N WOMEN'S Dmnua Sem|-finals—Ethel Ha Lydia Kayser (Buifaio) defented Luciljo "Harts and Heien upp o Baltimore). 64, 6--1; M Lindemaon and Mrs. Virsinia ) defeated Mrs. Ruth Martinez (Wasi m: n nd, Jean Artsberser Pittaburen), WAR NETMEN WILL PLAY -IN INTERLEAGUE SERIES w.rmbemt team, which has Depertmental Tennis Mum § OHNSON IS OFFICIAL IN NET ASSOCIATION officers chosen were: Harry , Detroit, president; H. F. Mar- Louisville, second vice president, . G. Jolmwn Dwot. secretary- tmuun:an- B. Dal .er D.w.lnn“"’ e J. Telle, St. w tner, Buffalo, and Davison Obear, St. was decided to recommend Detroit the United States Lawn Tennis As- the scene of the 1931 parl n qulumr shall enjoy nor exercise the iy pnvflnu granted to & member on the tennis courts of a private club. — e COLORED PLAYGROUND NET HONORS DECIDED acl binson of Cardoza ca) the colored boys’ singles title, defeat ‘Thurston Lewis of Rose Park, 6—2, 6—4. AL BRITISH FOUR SCORES. ROSLYN, N. Y., August 22 (#).—The British polo team, here for the chal- the international t" September, | a alized its competitive debut on Long ind turf yesterday by trouncing a picked Argentine-American quntel playing under the name of Greentree, 13 goals to 5. Morgen Bros' Pharmacy, Wis. Ave. and Veazey St, Cleve- land 6265, also 30th and P Sts. N.W., West 0672 Mattingly's Pharmacy, 359 Cedar St., Takoma, Park, Ga. 3773 Luckett’s Pharmscy, 12th end Md. Ave. N.E, Lincoln 2780 Brookland Pharmacy, 12th end Monroe Sts. N.E.,, North 3244, Decatur 0902 Brace's Pharmacy, 30th snd M Sts. N.W,, Potomac 4128 Hohberger's Pharmacy, 14th and following Buchanan Sts. N.W., Col. 3736 ‘Bounc! 't of only U. 3. ON DEFENSIVE America Shares Semi-Finals of National With Italy and England. By the Associated Press. OREST HILLS, N. Y., August 22. —The girls who are attempting to keep the national woman's tennis championship in America found themselves striticy on the de- fensive today. England and Baroness Georgio Glacomo Levi of Italy—shared the semi-final round brackets with the last two sur- viving Americans, Mrs. Anna Harper of Los Angeles and Marjorie Morrill of play in the previous rounds, held an excellent chance of success. ‘The 19-year-old English star has yet to lose a set, a record approached non'zhoult’h:otmm In the four maf engaged dmppefllml tht games for an nzru'e of two per match. On the basis of these nm she was a clur-eut favorite today to defeat Miss Morrill in their semi- final encounter. Other Match a Toss-Up. ‘The other semi-final lnwl‘fl!l‘ lfi‘l Harper and Le chlmo llulned the semi-finals here thrwc sheer speed and ve- At the net Ihe beat ymlnl hine Criuckshank of Santa Ani m. nndnmunetlh Anderson, Rlnhmnd, Va., We Penelope Mrs, r, the fifth la) 1n e | Oritad Blates, was Ioicodto sets before overcoming ry mfl.fld: of Kansas City in the quarter- 150 ELEVEN IS PLANNED Petworth Pennants are planning to plly foot ball in the 150-} here the coming season. 'm| team are asked lenge series with the Unlted States for n cluh‘l first meeting wlll be announced Repruenhd on the the five years, Penants have never lost more than one game each season. Base Ball Final Score Star Branch Agencies listed below are prepared to give you final score of thé base ball game each week-day and Sunday that Washington pla: The scores wi‘ll continue to be given by The Star—National 5000. Star Branch Agencies for Base Ball Results Joll's Newsstand, 3315 Conn. 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GComplets.courier 350, !ml-l prices, ma er | way ham; one PASSENGERS wish_ tran; tion to Jismt between now and Sept. 1. ntic 0833-J. ENTHUSIASTIC WOMAN —can secure permanent position | with large organization; experi- | Fo ence not necessary, but must stand close investigation for loyalty and co-operation. We will pay well. For interview address Box 375-E, Star nfl;ce. WOMEN'’S .DRESS FITTER, | ;o8 with local experience, on ladies’ dresses. Apply at once, Mr. Steilman, £-d floor, Raleigh m | Haberdasher, 1310 F n.w. SANDWICH, COFFEE BH! sttractive; Winter and ummer miles {rom Washington on Lee Highwi h Address Box tu.D. Star_office. = Loclnm—u - | bousht at a -nn " savine. nd_Fl: ._D. GE, go-c: T 3 e, HALL “TREE, _imassive large beveled mirror: ut wardrobe; antiqu dining ge flire’™ Cotumbla” 1443, 'd'irk Shue. %3607 North forth_0943. caryed oek "with rge han round m-nu-ny keas 3-piece, overs| Capitol st. Phone ors can Fidelity Garage, 14th a: Beaka, ¢ one At ‘“ Salvage Co. e condition, 419 an con Grand, little riment sise uprient, in $165. Hurdman o Pianos, i Woseh: 1510, 0" et 181 nd, small size; Fhone District_2960. a dlv.lon. ent. —Equil ted h A S B ;..3' " " RSB, Betirend, u?'z MINTATURE OREE=—Osar Toavs town ‘“"5: T addrens Box ’5'0."& ] offce. mmm r° Walter ko) Wonderful - opportunity - for L ‘Thornten, ng’ou“nn’n “Take Georgla. ELICATRSSEN and nmz Tunch, downtown section: must _be wld gn sccount, of siel no! bareain.© Phon Fooa Bultnecs! ieaviing ‘ol AT bioRE [ 3 m‘..fin Afi@ ore Wlnhlnflh on, matn s il e NO_ INVESTME! Bortunity to ot rent, § '!:‘! to your nbuuy. Aflnu xi‘mw! and clgar o ol R "u H . 33° | e, foali 7.,"“.*".... o 3 Doy 7 ears oid Wil DAY Rmail salary. Wisconsin $T10-W. SITUATION—MEN. Persons advertising for “Situations wan’t:‘d’; are warned to lurc'l;a careful investigation o sons of- Jering positions where u:: deposits are requlna to_secure employment. = nnrrh APERHANGER wants re- rk wtih homoto or realtor, W. Ji Jored ma nts job, )lnlwr or, houseman, exverienced: reference. JANITOR, eiperienced.” wishes post S i can furnish referen ddresa E. Star off sh refe ces. A 'Sae CLERK snd_display man; emploved, desires cha; I(r olnum Doumn BALES llAll o) Gy B yea sales lfl .lo::ll'. Bl‘D' o ¥ ot ny ad " writer; to " prove bility before question of salary; immediately; _intervie ltrlfi“, o tial__Phone Georgia- 1583. B. nd cigar owner TeRt obportunity Tor Address Box 429-E. S BAKERY. POUNTAIN. LUNCH, busy down. town location, doing fice businiess: beautiful re: ving tow, ‘Address Box 430-E, Star omce rfiuon Withe 1o wnrk Mce. PLAYER-PIANO-_Will gell my Marshall Yendell player, looks like new, over 0 rolls, for $i80. terms, N ger m onth. hn' nflu l'lllnll 1513, UCING Wonderful ! ooy o fauity circulation. Columbia m‘au‘” o nuos—m-uutnln u;n, ! oring; Afshan Bokh nva!. Oriental, tw | few "Persian sci 11728 _Conn. wxu“m 98 | e io Cconateyt reer & Bon-siecitlo. model "flu& ric, T DOTtabI Pleveral *others. T Vperfect g in bperfect condition, sever: pworn, _portal lrom 49 ip. ‘this' week oniy, 8376. 1307 Conn. ave. . 8. ‘vackets, T Ss et SEE Wt ¥ ! Dc lh 927 15th at. g trict 4 Sosmtare, sheivine. Tt fih “J..‘:.'bh“v fl""‘ RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ALTERATIONS and ail kinds_of Dome im- provements. Terms t> suit. Pen rove. ment_Co.. 911 Tth st. n.w. SEDBUGE. MOTH. R 'fl' usranteed one Jear lars o é’fi’ Remp Biinfociing Cor 1636 " Natlonal 2088. sor8.° 0" D Einds renws E?ZI‘WME’-‘" S S, g’ i l'lllm RENOVATED. & Fomet Gow Te-cov iat. 4094 yior ame 18 4. CARPENTER—Ho " repar titions, floors, Ytione, floors; 8 numn BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. ol polize_siam 4 PERATOR, . Tultion oniy $10 rem, i T TATISTL typ. and ainder of The Civil Bervi aratory cor. 12th & F n. 6337, * EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. POSITIONS 2ieed 390 avpiicants d ..K .oel ns-r unn uu‘ I INSTRUCTION COURSES. e . E L ears e; YOUNG MAN, rience in hus: Bial, desires Job iooking af dress Box 469-E. Star r invalid. A as_salesman Tieckor ™ Must 37 alie experience: “J"m. m“.‘f’ Y Star_office. JOUNG MAN. mi :lod. Wishe ] me 2y Vo STamattc art. R'a’.’fii‘fiifl ROBERT 'mn- Tefined, TR et e wank mmun s rivate homs Box” 346-E. Star office. lufim.l g CANEING. e, s, s m CES CLE. roof r Pll!ln(. flwr scraping, refini: waxing ANioe. low prices. W. E. Day, Capitol 'mm;’ Shelion: LE. Tush otiom chair, :wlfi Detts, fine- oid hal) clock: n.w. 3134 Que 3 38, oaust zlw l:fuxnwl CHEVROLET 100 down, $30 ke new; any dem. ton Motor Co.. 1929, anteed: $373, terms 5792_for amonnuuou HEVRO] tires and "’E.‘."‘”" “ex: ullnL o, batance Trades Swens ‘Motor Go 6333 Ga. ave. 1 seat, ¢haiea) VROLET L SEDAN, - xtra SBiish uwh mgma"“ e ew’ % o 3 irt) OBt Velerier Hoior Go. T1dr Tou ok North_856€5. CHEVROLET COUPE, 1929; llent eon- dition throughou! il sell }:! $350 cash, as 1 am going Buffalo. Bowie 13-F-4. CHEVROLET COACH, 1921—Good_paint &5d /1 vrolet rosd rubber: runs ""'fi, uu Goevrolet roa ane llln. oo-"‘f...?.‘.. 1245. o les, *Bflons Norsh | 35 A T Thes, rm 14th ABRIOLET. 1920 Exceptio d out rumble seat, Bel -i mpers. 3 sood. ires: Sk ‘and suaranteed: 84 Bairy-Pate Motor Co. 2635 Sherman ave, UPE, 1928—Bumpers front 00d tires; splendid mechanical $265: terms. Barry-Pate Motor Co.. 3525 Sherman ave. n.w. nt o ts. all T D on Droop's Music Store_for 15 Dieverand omter 22° Delivery. S aerirn Cleaner uoo Just_returned trom South. Americs: have three vicuna fur robes for sale; reasonable e eI, L for 320. North 7283. s "0 SHOE STORE FIXTURES. Entire fixtures of modern shoe store, Soliloy Ladders. latest window fatures: eloe: tric, Axtures, 'hoslery "cabinets, russ, etc. T.RAVF‘LER SHOE QTORE. 1307 F St N \V egistered, well e 12 a.m 510, !l Brisewiner > 341 B at. ’ G, .Inurlnr. very 1 my_ tee 5:"'5 e, E'"s: L “"-";: AL ; | BOSTON TERRIER. m Teed; must sold_at once. Phone Hum. 184 POLIOE FUFPIES. " thoroushbiad, for oa reasonable. E |u.:=li.:uiuls=t mlf' nl'l.;dYOL'l Dirfl lwn 7132 1231) Our - Biad at il Peoples Brus Bores: POULTRY AND EGGS. gheap. Call Sl 50 H st s ‘W > Atherton’s g{‘lflm. ‘IE ; 554 _———— LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE. STOCK. old owruwwn m.a nn-!-n ‘Bethesda Phone Sradies lu-.v FARM AND Gml t once; 24 OLET axo'.um niu——-ein feal b 318; 3105 down. 1" Gwens mvnom COUPE. late 1930 990 medel bump- ) bt g YSLER MOD] Thmble " seat 3625, 3625 terms; ‘guaranteed. 1120 _Tath ster, coact Bari 3 CHRYSLER € ROADSTER, 1 08, “Sooks Yie. "pewciire w AYringson Motor Co 2038 1 gl wi w] tobacco Iro'n. ‘maroon and_orange. 'hon. Col. 2835, GHRYSLER %0 ROADSTER. 475, or 3850 down, ;“1‘"1': ahy llrm wnnnnonhoeu? CHRYSLER ’l'm upholstery .-.5 tires will sacrifice; Abie Y .i"u. Ad-- 8100. ihea Tor 353, and E sts. n.w. No dealers. Dopoy DF LyXE !%%: % W Mfi:h-n&fi: » , DI" cmrn';“‘ aim .. P scw;l buy At $038; terms = CMm n.w. : 617 New Y -m dln. u ;. Barnes,