Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-09-04 | Page 8 | Vines to Open Drive for U. S. Tennis Honors

IVines Vines to Open I Drive for U. U S. S Tennis H Honors FOREST HILLS HILIS N N. N 1 Y 1 Sept 4 MP The The second day of play In Inthe Inthe inthe the mens men's national tennis championshIps championships cham chain at the West Side Tennis dab club today was postponed until tomorrow because of rain FOREST HILLS N. N Y Sept 4 I Ellsworth Elisworth Vines' Vines bid for his third straight national singles tennis championship cham cham- this week presents the Call Cali- with one r i L. L last chance to save something out of the wreckage of oC a disastrous c cam cam- a m f this year k D e t. t th h r 0 ned by s 4 J Jack Crawford as ns I h A British champion r. r f. f beaten by Fred l Ht f h hPerry Perry and Bunny J Austin in the Davis Dav 1 f cup up finals finals fi fi- nals walloped by f Frank Shields Shield at j l Newport and shorn 5 1 i of the national doules doule dou dou- les le crown he held ymca Vines with Keith hill Vines must win this week o or write of off ff the 1933 season as a total tola loss The champion drew a 3 first roun round bye and was to open his title defense defens in a a second round match with Ra Ray Palmer of Malba N. N Y today Crawford Crawford Craw Craw- ford likewise was Wal to make his initial initia start in a second round encounter wit with Julius JuIlus of New York who was intercollegiate champion while a stu student student stu- stu tu- tu dent at Lehigh Shields and Perry both of oC whom won impressively on Saturday were matched snatched against John d of New NewYork NewYork NewYork York and arid Robert Bryan of oC Chattanooga Chattanooga Chattanooga Chatta Chatta- respectively The 26 first round matches played playe Saturday y cut the field to 64 I