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August 2 August 10, 1980 DRAWSHEET NO.1 the 1980 U.S.T.A. Boys' 16 & Boys' 18 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Kalamazoo, Michiga DRAWSHEET NO.1 August 2­ The 1980 U.S.T.A. Boys' 16 & Boys' 18 Stowe Stadium August 10, 1980 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Kalamazoo College Kalamazoo, Michigan BOYS' 16 CONTESTANTS Rayburn, Brady, Irving. TX Haigh, Eric, Sylvania, OH Read, Shsne, Dallas, TX Harbuck, Chris, Shreveport, LA Ackerman, Brad, Long Beach, CA Rende, Bob, Greenbrae, CA Hare, John, Calabasas Park, CA Anderson, Kyle, Prallville, AL Roediger, Andy, Phoenix, AZ Herrington, Mark, Memphis, TN Anlston, Steve, Roiling Hills, CA Rosenleld, Eric, Media, PA Herrmann, Eddie, Pompano Beach, FL Avedlkian, Mark, Atlanta, GA Roe•• John, II. Gainesville, FL Hili, Greg Henderson, KY Holmes, Greg, Danville, CA B.nell, Bobby, Buffalo, NY Schwartz, Ira, Fort Lauderdale, FL Huff, Chris, Houston, TX ®\c.\ Barker, Brian, Trumbull, CT Sebastian, Oliver, Dover, DE Baumann, Jim, PhoeniX, AZ Seeley, Fred, Miami, FL Jacobsen, Billy, Seattle, WA Bishop, Den, Wichita Falls, TX Shackleford, Jim, Nashville, TN Johnson, Craig, Lincoln, NE BI.ckbum, Rog.r, Birmingham, MI Sharton, Jimmy, Newton Centre, MA Jone•• Jerome, Los Angeles, CA Blair, Bobby, Orlando, FL Sheeta, Rob, Treasure Island, FL Bograd, Rick, Glen Rock, NJ Sleckmann, Martin, Pittsburgh, PA Kamlsar, Jon, Ann Arbor, MI Brown. Jimmy L., Germantown, TN Siegel, Tim, Kenner, LA Kaye, Graham, Lake Forest, IL Sieving, Mark, Florissant, MO Kennedy, Christian, Cary, NC C.nt.r, Jon.th.n, Beverly Hills, CA Smith, Kep, Centervlle, OH Kinney, Andy, New Canaan, CT Chsmbers, Jeff, SI. Petersburg, FL Somerville, Henry, Honolulu, HI Kirkham, Rich, Salt Lake City, UT Coats, David, Houston, TX Somerville, Jim, Honolulu, HI Kleinfeld, Ken, Miami Shores, FL Cohen, Jeff, Wilmington, DE Splska, George, Englewood, CO Kolarlc, Peter, Wickliffe, OH Cohen, Todd, Kalamazoo, MI Stanley, Bill, Rye, NY Korlt•• Ertc. Glenview, IL Connor, Pat, Bartlesville, OK Stapp, Neal, Memphis, TN Krebs, Mike, Elm Grove, WI Cook, Keith, Columbus, OH Stephens, Mark, Philadelphia, PA Kruger, Thomas (Moe), Oak Brook, IL Coss, Jon, Bethesda, MD Stewart, Eddie, Burlington, NC Sty.llnger. M.rk, Blrmlngham, AL Laser, Ross, Lincolnwood, IL Dace, Douglas, Gainesville, FL Sweeney, John, Oklahoma City, OK Lau, Robert, WaipahU, HI Daniel, WIlliam, Dallas, TX Levine, Jonny, Phoenix, AZ DeMallhels, Mark, Verona, NJ Thomas, Keith, Pleasantville, NY Leylze, Joe, Cincinnati, OH Derr, Ken, Orinda, CA Lindsey, Darryl, Croton, NY Duncan, Lawson, CUllowhee, NC Van Nostrand, Allan, Brightwaters, NY Livingston, David, Albuquerque, NM Varga, Paul, Louisville, KY Lozano, Jorge, Palos Verdes, CA Escudero, Jusn Carlos, Guaynabo, PR Vazquez,Juan,Guaynabo,PR Vlgmostad, Randy, Greenlawn, NY Mako, Peter, FUllerton, CA Flier, Edward, South Bend, IN Mantor, David, Edmond, OK Fischbach, David, Port Washington, NY Weiss, Farley, Phoenix, AZ Mantzouris, Nick, Ashton, MD Froom.n. M.tth.w, Roiling Hills Estates, CA Wen, Marco, East Lansing,MI Martella, Art, Harleysville, PA Wiley, Bob, Richardson, TX Massari, Jon, San AntoniO, TX Goldie, Danny, McLean, VA Willenborg. Charles, Miami Shores, FL McKeen, Mark, Los Altos, CA Grabb, Jimmy, Tucson, AZ Williams, Bob, Newport, TN M.... M.rk. Zanesville, OH Grossman, Michael, Dallas, TX Winslow, Alexander, San Francisco, CA Menda, Isaac, Guaynabo, PR Gunther, Jerry, SI. Louis, MO Wlnterbauer, Andy, Mercer Island, WA Merritt, DaVid, Fort Washington, PA WIt.ken, Todd. Carmel, IN Miller, Greg, Midlothian, VA Hagan, Gene, Kellerlng, OH Wlodychak, Scoll, Cedar Grove, NJ Hahn, Gregg, Tuscaloosa, AL Wolf, Mike, Fairway, KS Nldo, Miguel, Isla Verde, PR Hanfllng, Brian, Fairfax, VA Wolfe, David, Richmond, VA Harrison, Patrick, Shreveport, LA Oden, KeVin, Cleveland Heights, OH Hausman, Christian, Oakland, CA Otero, Steve, Albuquerque, NM Heldmann, Joe, Warren, NJ BOYS' 18 CONTESTANTS Hendrickson, Scott, Richmond, VA Paluch, Duke, Rapid City, SD Herzog, Steven, Houston, TX Abele, Adam, Marietta, OH Pappas, Hermann, Morris Plains, NJ Horcasltas... Vincent, Las Vegas, NV Adams, Nell, San Antonio, TX P.te. O.vld. Las Vegas, NV Hull, Kirk, ::luison, CA Akel, Richard, Little Rock, AR Pelletier, Steve, Bartlett, TN Andersen, Gus, Salinas, CA Perrin, Fred, Southampton, PA Jackard, Jeff, Lenexa, KS AlIller. Mett. Pleasanton, CA Perrolla, Peter, Monroeville, PA Johnson, Philip, Dalton, GA Annear, Tom, Setauket, NY Pelly, DaVid, Pearsall, TX Jones, David, Little Rock, AR Aubin, Rick, Mission, KS Pulliam, Jay, Burlington, NC Jon••• K.lly, San Diego, CA Jones, Tommy, Roswell, GA Bach, Robbie, Winston·Salem, NC Quigley, Billy, Marblehead, MA Bagley, Chip, Birmingham, MI Kasser, Jim, Huntingdon Valley, PA Basham, Mark, Santa Barbara, CA Ramos, Mark, Aptos, CA ~f~~\..\~G Katz, Kenny, New Rochelle, NY Bateman, Bob, Edina, MN Rlfenbark, Mark, Pacific Palisades, CA Klewlet, David, Three Rivers, MI Bates, Rob, Fort Lauderdale, FL Rippey, John, Shawnee Mission, KS KI.p.rd•• J.ff. Los Angeles, CA Baxter, Rill, Sarasota, FL Rost, Patrick, Sioux Falls, SD Klein, Tim, Elm Grove, WI Beckman, David, Louisville, KY Rozas, Stewart, Eunice, LA ~ Koza, Mark, Littleton, CO Buecny. Oeorg•• Lauderdale·By-The-Sea, FL Rudeen, Rick, Tampa, FL \"\~\~~\~G\'"\J ,\"\'" el"",e,epi,e Kramer, Robby, Roslyn Heights, NY Blessing, Scott, Lavallette, NJ Ryska, Todd, Mentor, OH '{ou e -- Kruger, Mark, Minnetonka, MN Braver, Joe, Edmond, OK Ku.... Mlch••I, Willow Springs, IL B...cl•• Bruce. River Forest, IL Send•• H_.rd. Los Angeles, CA fOf\ 0 \la.{O \0 g1 {a.c\\C . Kwon, Young Min, Phlladelphla, PA Sarner, Joshua, Philadelphia, PA {\~ le({\\\~ Carson, Jim, Lincoln, NE Schechter, Ira, Louisville, KY 'Iou,,,e",o,\<e \\OU's 0 \l QU' ~.ch.l. RIck, Laguna Beach, CA Cherry, Brad, Fresno, CA Schoop, Chris, Pacific Palisades, CA el.lJ.e{\~ ~~ ~ou ~ ~u IUC\<~ ~. Leal, uanlel, Aurora, IL Clark Scott, Princeton, NJ Seguso, Robert, Sunrise, FL , e{\O Wll 10 Lee, Daryl, Sacramento, CA Couch, Steve, Rancho Santa Fe, CA Semple, Jeremy, Washington, DC s Leighton, Chip, Houston, TX Cruz, Ruben, Hialeah, FL Smith, Leonard, Austin, TX sa.d\\\Ces X\ (0.a.\c\le 'l 'Iou l ~tg, John, Roiling Hills, CA Smith, Mike, L1tlle Rock, AR Oewl., Scott. Santa Monica, CA Snyder, Doug, Austin, TX \.olS 01 10U~ "'o{\""ce~~eo \\\e MacBride, Dexter, Reston, VA DaVis, Talbot Dallas, TX Stanlar, Scott, Concord, MA Man·Son·Hing, Bruce, Glendale, CA O.P.lm.r. Mlk•• Palmetto, FL Stewart, Dan, San AntoniO, TX ~\(\. McKee, Geordie, Portola Valley, CA Dickinson, Brett, Las Vegas, NV Stone, Doug, Danville, CA 'au\ 'I ueca.use'l Merlckel, Casey, SI. Cloud, MN DiGeorge, Arnie, Las Vegas, NV ~a.(\\eo Meyer, Mike, Orland Park, IL Dokken, John, Katonah, NY Termollo, John, Fairport, NY \0, Miller, Mark, Houston, TX Donnelly, Gary, Scottsdale, AZ T••tenn.n. Ben. Knoxville, TN \ee\\(\9'. "(\o~ \\la.\ Moellering Robert, SI. Louis, MO Downs, Pat, Magnolia, AR Thyfault, Greg, Barrington, IL MorAvek, ~arlos, Bloomfield Hills, MI Tomasco, Don, Houston, TX '/'le, e eo\Oe~~elleel\{\')10' Morson, Jenno, Corte Madera, CA Earhart, DaVid, Corpus Christi, TX Taumas, John, Cardiff, CA l Murray, John, Brecksville, OH Emerson, Antony, Newport Beach, CA Erskine, Ronald, Glen Ridge, NJ Vallulis, John-Peter, Shreveport, LA \ee\\(\~ \0<t00\ e\Je{ Nagel, Ed, West Bloomfield, MI Viancos, Fred, Houston, TX NaJarian, Paul, Norwaik, CT F.lberg. Mlch.el. Santa Barbara, CA Viator, Teddy, Jeanerelle, LA ",I{\{\I{\')' e Nicholson, Steve, Hampton Falls, NH Farnsworth, Edward (Ted), Englewood, NJ Voetsch, Greg, Short Hills, NJ FI.ch. Ken. SI. Louis, MO Oppenheim, Monty, Morton Grove, IL Flur, Marc, Burlington, VT W.m.k•• Tomm. Lakeland, FL \Ose\\' I Wayne, John, Crete, IL Fontana, Tom, Matawan, NJ Palandlian, Peter, Belmont, MA Fought, Rob, Ogden, UT Weiss, Danny, Northbrook, IL P.w••t. Tim, Santa Ana, CA Fowkes, Daniel, Palo Alto, CA Wheeler, Robert, Hamilton, MA Pelllzzl, Robert, Dallas, TX Frey, R. Deane, Lynchburg, VA Wilburn, Darryl, Richmond, VA ~~~OU·-- Perkin., Mltch.lI. Seallle, WA Williams, Jack, Houston, TX 9A1 Perras, Bob, Dunstable, MA Gallen, Larry, Memphis, TN WooldrtdGe. M.rk. Santa Barbara, CA 31 $ ., . 0 9,""'1 Perry, Joey, Winter Park, FL Getz, Nicky, Irvlngton-on·Hudson, NY todUe'S- \2 "\1 - AOCOl Plelet, Douglas, Aurora, IL Ol.mm.lv•• Sem. Jr•• Houston, TX Zimmerman, Brent, Littleton, CO Power, Leo, Framingham, MA ~ 90 S Gill, David, San Diego, CA \.' .ll\c18. \d. '"0"'"0313 c'",,<P> \,11" Pugh, Jimmie, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA Gondelman, Andrew, Great Neck, NY S?l\l\~\,g\~ 229 ,~"\ Gonzalez, Junior, Guaynabo, PR o,S\(\'OU\ot . I co \, S3l\\3 9' WI\ AC0 "\ AI3 f'­ Quinn, Art, Englewood, CO Grace, Matthew, Milton, MA s ul "\ S\\'oJ °'00 '!- ,-' \...3l\5\l\'5 lS ' Green, Chris, Orlando, FL e \.\9 Co \~c· --- ?o· ·l\0 ~\'oJel r>-'oJ~A Q3\\3 ,1'f-,. CO . c\.OSS '<:>"\ 33-..N . l~ ° 'CfJ'!- S9 . Drawsheet Editor: Donald C. Flesche, Kalamazoo College " ..~~;;CO,\~c. ---?, "uGP~ J SEEDED PLAYERS 1. Todd Wltsken 7. John Ross, II 12. John Lells 2. Tim Pawsat 8. Bobby Banck 13. Tim Siegel NATIONAL BOYS' 16 SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP 3. Jimmy Brown 9. Mitchell Perkins 14. Mallhew Frooman 4. Jonathan Canter 10. Rick Leach 15. Mark Styslinger 5. Michael Kures 11. Jell Klaparda 16. Roger Blackburn 6. Kelly Jones FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND THIRD ROUND FOURTH ROUND QUARTER·FINAl SEMI·FINAl FINAL ROUND 8:00 p.m., Monday, Wit.ken (1) vs. Aniston Stowe Stadium, Wen vs. MacBride K. Smith vs. Hendrickson August 4, 1980 Kalamazoo College Rayburn vs. Katz ! } Leech (10) vs. T. Jones MorSvek vs. Steckmann Baumann vs. Rende } Avedikian vs. Wlnterbauer I } Benck (8) vs. Hull Wlodychak vs. M. Wolf THE U.S.T.A. NATIONAL BOYS' 18 & BOYS' 16 Derr vs. Vazquez Chambers vs. Bishop i } TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS COMMITTEE Sty.Unger (15) vs. Palandjian Quinn vs. Sheets Daniel vs. D. Jones Najarian vs. Jackard 1 } 1 Brown (3) vs. Kiewiet Announces Our Meyer vs. M. Kruger L Nagel vs. Herzog I Sebastian vs. M. Miller f J Lett. (12) vs. Heldmann F. Weiss vs. Ackerman Murray vs. Blair } P. Johnson vs.
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