The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 27, 1951, Page 3

i June Yates a Downs Top-Seeded | Delores Villate 8] When the smoke of ~ a UE s erday’s quarter-finals rose " rom the center court at i “ounty Beach, Diana Fer- fi iandez, June Yates; Marie’ é tendueles, and = Eleanor | f 7ato stood in the select cir-| if ‘le of the 1951 Girls Ten-| a ais Championships. Miss Fernandez and Miss! eb Yates were the heroines of he day, Diana scored a darting 64, 4.6, 7.5 riumph over third seeded Sarbara = Twiehans 6, 6-0, 6-0, woduced by far the best f the afternoon. The rallies eplete with fine deep drives and oth services sped like nto the corners. Uames went on tennis st edge for either girl, Here it wa: fat Barbara auccumbed to the emptation to hold back the troke—always great in big vatches. She began by injecting aekspin for more security imes when audacity. and not 2turity was the great need, and on her arm was moving more nd more slowly through the ball ‘ana, sensing the softening, leap- i 1 to the attack with erackling tives off forehand and back and. Her backhand was marvel a us throughout. She swept ou rough the last two games in two & unutes to seize the first set Barabara began the second set ith a service ace and ran to 3-1 fore Poochy broke her service ith harder driving for 3-2. It as notable that Miss Twiehaus as not Consolidating her leads hey proceeded to break each her’s serve into 4-4 when Ba: ara took the issue ia hand with rives straight down the line ’ In yesterday’ quarter-final 4 for Twiehaus. aes PRA Ea a matches foui i emerged vic Tournament Director Ralph | torious They were Eleanor Gat ie dartenstine has to-morrgw's Marie Renduele Diane Fernan 3emi-Finais set for 4:30 with | dez and June Yat “@ ‘one match ata time on courtto | kjeanor Gato made some beau a allow the fans a complete view. | this alaoainents: to defeat:Teris ft Miss Rendueles will play Miss | +, ; i@* Gato and’ Miss Fernandez will “°° P*! 6-0 “= mgage Miss Yates. The winners | bas very t a will meet Sunday at 5:00 for the | was hitting a! t every shot up| i \title. Commissioner Gearold | court @ 3aunders will present the time- | One of the i » @ sonored Bouquet to the new (the quarter-fi Dp of champion: on behalf of the ane (Poochy iy — ‘Yourity Commissioners and J. | Barbara Twi« 6-4, 4-¢ } ‘2 |. Trevor will present the Cup | This was reall 1 *% nm behalf of A. Maitiand Adams. form Poochy ost */ Awaiting the new champion at | ¢troriess game t Barbar % courtside will be a new string (and her retric 1 footwork i acket, with a box of balls for | were Superlative. = © e! “= he runner-up, both given by | sige of hada canes B dee t see Ji@ Job Smith. Harvey Sellers will | standing ng ui river . t vi @ wesert a set of Nylon strings | Serve ane in liv ema ys o the winner. H girls won thei ive i » four ; oe all, Barbara made some beautiful ' % a i ' t . Aiter the intermission Barbara, moun ue On Page Pours ‘ain went out in front at 2 O} ith the first net attacks of the} @ aich. These held the key to a it let a couple of miscues at the wrier discourage her. Her ap oath shots were too shallow but ese could have been lengthened id. the forecourt attack continu Aer 842 for Miss Twiehaus, #feisalvaged a long long game 1 Service with a perfect lob off shallow appreach drive. Bar ra retreated discot while June — upset tournament favorite Dolores Villate f The Twiehaus-Fernandez pattie! were | knives | ervice to 4-all with not the slight. | at} d to. the | } j | | wiehaus victory if Barbara had | | | | | %, ¢k court and Miss Fernandez’s i vely drives soon carried her to 4 3. Barbara fought off a match * int-and rallied bravely to 5-5 a was Diana who was the weary -* \e at this moment. Barbara on @ rvice reached deuce and then ae me point as the Convent fans * ered. At this high point. she | 4% mmitted the. double fault that | © oke the charm and cost her the atch The do Diana could id water td gh School star rong thereafter and she closed it the long hard struggle mo ents later with a service jth girls played the best tennis their lives Tournament favorite Dolores Hate held the upper hand roughout her first set with June ites. The wind was low then id Miss Villate catapulted her at forehand into the deep court hard that June was unable to rect play into the weak Villate ekhand. To make the mastery ere complete, Dolores caught ine flat-footed with a n perfect backhand di yese were launc i with ¢kspin and allow of the net Sine’s serve for 3-1 never yked back. Scores tu 4-1, §-3, and set for Miss Villate ‘As play started for the second vt, the wind picked up and olores at once lost touch. With ‘ye wind playing hob by hold- ag back the bounce on one side nibbarreling it forward on the (Continutd €n xvage Four) p shots within mal fell broke rar terrific} the; ! That double fault was a dash of | tiny {| ne | j i ace. | half-do- | DIANA (POOCHY) FERNANDEZ, County Beach. Poochy was seeded seventh and Fernandez Scores Courtside Chat By JUNE YATES dependents Nos ACTION IN FERNANDEZ’ TWIEHAUS UPSET game and allowed two singles The Cuban Navy team seored their three runs early in the game on.five hits and two errors, Ben ny’s scored their three rung early | in the game on five hits and two; errors, Benny’s scored their five (Continued Gn Page Four) ; but the on ceo t couldn't have ata better time for Tribe faithful. The Indians mauled Allie Rey noltds and the New York Yankees, § to 4 yesterday. The victory (Continued On Page Fourd come It has to be fine to be first! So many people like the taste of Schlitz that it’s the largest-selling beer in America. 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