SATURDAY JUNE If. If37
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N. C. TENNIS TOURNEY IS
BROUGHT TO ENDFRIDAY
Weaver Defeats McGriff
Retaining XIA A Men’s
Singles Championship
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Greenafioro, N. C., June 10.—
The 15th annual tournament ot
the North Carolina Tennis Asso
ciation was brou^rht to a success
ful close last f'rWay when Dr. F.
D. Bluford, president of R & T
College called all the winners and
runner-ups to the table - -on ;the
courts to receive the very elab
orate and expensive trophies of
the Associati^p.
Warren Weaver ( of J^organ
College, and present C. '1. X. A.
champion, defeated John L. Mc-
Griff, Jr., in the finals in straight
sets, 6-4, 6-3; 6-1. Weaver had
stiff opposition all the way to the
finals but seemed to improve in
each match. McGriff disposed of
Dr. Elwood Downing in straight
sets, 8-6; 6-0; 6-1, to reach the
{inal round. .
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I’he indomitable MoGriffs, the
father and son combination, were
never extended until the semi-fi
nal round where the A & T team
of jHorbin & Bowling required four
Sets to be vanquished, 1-6; 7-6;
6-3; 6-3. In the final round the
Hunt Brothers? of St. Au^stine's
College and runner-ups in the C.
I. A. A., fell before the experience
and court tactics of the McGriffs,
6-4; 6-4; 6-3. In winning this
year’s doubles title, the McGriflfs
gained a third legf oa the erpetual
trophy donated by^ the North Car
olina Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, Durham, N. C., and have
now permapent possession on the
trophy. The Insurance officials
will place a new trophy in com
petition next, year.
finals in his bracket and was'
waiting on the winner of an un
finished tnatch h^tjween his br»th-
•r, Douglas Hunt ani Lafayette
Cook, of Winston-Salem Teachers
College. Cook defeated to D;. Hunt
with the score set all and 8-8. C.
Hunt defaulted to,D. Hunt, giv
ing his brother the.singles cham
pionship of the North Gtfrolina In
tercollegiate Tenriis Association.
Christopher Hunt, St. Augus-. The membership of the N. C. I.
year’s Junior champion, Eugene
Harrington, of Durham, 6-0; 6-1,1
This young player crowned him
self with glory all through the
tournament play and looks to ie
of very promising championship
Calibre.
N. C. Intercollegiates Dominated
By St. Augustine
The urrfinished matches of the
North Carolina Intercollegiate
Association were completed during
the N. C. Open as previously ar
ranged. The St. Augustine team
of Hunt and Hunt defeated the A
& T team of McNair and McDuf-
fy, 7-6; 6-2, to win the doubles
championship. In the singles C.
Hunt had already advanced to the
tine’s College star, defeated last I A, comprises Shaw University, St.
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Augustine, A & T College, Liv
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Fayetteville State Teachers^ and
Winston-Salem Teachers College
The ’A8seciatiSJr"S¥fice?s^re Ne
well D. Eason, president; Arthur
P. Chippey, vice president; W. T.
Daniels, A & T, secretary, and N.
C, Webster, A & T, treasurer. The
College Association is now affil
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ciation, affording any bona fide
student in any of the above' men
tioned colleges the certification to
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of the A. T. A.
TOURNAMENT
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RESULTS
Men’s Singles
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- ® i»3i intuiAiioiikL xioao hom
iH. Eaton d. 0. Moore, 6-1; 6-3;
Bowling 1. Battle, 6-1; 6^1; eWav-
er (1. H. J. Green, 2-6; 8-6; 6-4>^
A. Fisher d. J. ll MoGriff,, Sr.,
6-3; 4-6; 10-8. Terbin d. C. Moore,
6i2; 4-0 (retired.), |E. Downing d.
R. Clark 6-1; 6-0. D. Hunt d. L.
C. Downing, 6-3; 6-4J McGriff, Jr.
d. S. Duncan 6-1; 6-1. Eaton d.
Bowling, 6-2; 6-3; eaver d. Her-
bin 6-6; 6-4; 7-5; Downing d. D.
Hunt 6-0; 8-6; Herbin d. Fisher
2-6; 6-3; 3-0 (retired) Weaver d.
Platon 6-2; 6-4; 7-5; McGriff d.
Continn*d on page (eviBn
FROM THE SIDELINES
BY JOHN HAROLD MALLOY
With challenger Joe Louis and
champion Jim Braddock all set
to do their “number” in Comis-
ky Park Tuesday night, it’s time
for all the “wise ones” to clitnB
out on the old .proverbial iimb
and start yelling their predic
tions.
^ Seemingly it has gotten to be
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writers, fight axperts iin4 otiters
supposedly “wise guys”, to make
pret-fight predcitions before
every innportant figfit. Strictly
speaking, ‘ these so-called predic
tions are merely Jesses. If you
are one of tho^ fellows yho al
ways guesses right, you are call
ed an expert,,, but if you are in
the habit of guessing wrong, you
are called everything the fight
fans can think of—Ketch on?
When you compare the record?
of tVe two fighters, the Brown
Bomber stands head and should
ers above Jersey Jim, but prize
fights aren’t fought on paperr
They are fought in th« ring; and
anything can 1 appen inside the
square circle. If you don’t think
anything can happen, take a look
at .the Braddock and Baer thing.
Jeftey Jim wasn’t given a chance
yet he won the title by occassion-
ally poking the clowning (Baer in
tjre face wtih a lon^left. And
if it doesn’t hurt too much', look
what happened to Louis when he
met Max £||jbmeling last summer.
Y|b8, anything *can happen wlfen
two fighters meet who aten’t a-
fraid of each other; and . Brad
dock isn’t my idea of a scare J
fighter. , _
Don’t let anyone ^ell yon tn
the idea ti-.at Jey^„ J^.^ Brad
dock is just a “bum lighter.” Be
lieve it ^r not, IBrsddock is a
smart tiian in the ring; a^d m
sndiari: fighter >ii hard to beat.
Ask Jack Dempsey, he should
kjiow. |t took Gene^ ' Tunney 20
rounds to conviince him.
’ 6f course Braddock isn’t a
Tunney, and I think he will be
doing excellent if h« is still on
his feet after the tenth found.
Oh—there I go out on thA^^imb.
Well, anyway, it shows my con
fidence in the Brown Bomber.
When that copper-hued lad is
“ri^ht,” he can do my fightinff
any day. And I have a hunch
he’s going to fee "right" Tuesday
night. If I’m wrong. I’m going to
a certain little o*untry town and
cool my heels under « ahad?
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