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TENNIS TOURNAMENT Marked by major upsets, the Cumnock Annual Tennis Tournament was completed May l7 after a hectic two weeks of spectacular tennis on the part of the contestants. The men's singles witnessed the downfall of several pre-tournament favorites. The second round found james Ray being defeated by dark-horse Charles Gaulden l6-4, 6-3l and Bud Small being handed a set-back by j. Sam Holloway, the eventual winner l6-4, 6-3l. ln the third round, Hollo- way, after three thrilling sets, took the measure of Caulden l6-4, 4-6, 7-Sl 3 while in the lower bracket, Henry Barnard slashed out a surprise victory over Bill Flanders, who had been doped to win. The set scores were 6-2, 6-4. ln the finals of the men's singles, Barnard, who had been tabbed to win, drew a Tartar when Holloway, playing a superior game, defeated his rival in straight sets. Holloway turned on the pressure from the beginning of the first set to the last point made and didn't let up for a moment. His excellent play netted him many of his points and games while Barnard was having trouble with his ground strokes. The set scores were 6-l, 6-2, 6-4. ln the girls' singles, Betty Myrick battled her way to the title over the rest of the classy field. ln the finals, Myrick engaged june Rhinock, who had battled her way through three opponents, only to lose to the champion. Rhinock played the most games of all the girls in the tournament, playing l lO games. ln winning, Myrick took the measure of Burke l6-2, 6-Zl, Ma- curda l6-O, 6-ll, and Rhinock l6-O, 6-ll. Kay Loomis and Barbara Ma- curda were two of the favorites who fell by the wayside during,the match, Loomis losing to Rhinock i7-5, 9-7l in a brilliant match, and Macurda tast- ing defeat from Myrick K6-O, 6-l l. james Ray and Bill Flanders, after being eliminated in the singles, came back strong to take the doubles cup for the men. They trounced Barnard and Small i2-6, 7-5, 6-4, 6-Zl after a spectacular four sets, featured by Small's brilliant defensive playing. The winners also spanked Huntington and Brem i6-O, 6-31 in their march to the championship. Myrick and Burke swept to the girls' doubles title, defeating Macurda and Peir l6-l, 6-l l, and Loomis and Rhinock l6-4, 6-l l. Those competing in the tournament were: boys, La Cava, Ray, Gaul- den, Small, Huntington, Holloway, Degnan, Hammerstein, Arkell, Barnard, and Flanders, girls, Rhinock, joseph, Peir, Loomis, Macurda, Burke, Myrick, and Norton. Mr. Babcock supervised the tournament, and Cutler Huebener refereed. ll2
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