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ANNOUNCEMENT . OF THE 1 SOUTHERN LAWN

ASSOCIATION ~ 1961

FUTURE

CHAMPION

IS N!illions of players and thousands of instructors are deeply indebted to the BALL-BOY COiYIPANY for its many contributions to the instructional end of tennis. BALL-BOY COl\IIPANY, headed by Eric Bergmark and Judy Barta, has virtually revolutionized the teaching of tennis through automation.

The first innovation produced by this Company was the BALL-BOY itself, an auto­ matic ball throwing machine that will toss up to forty balls at one of three speeds, at any loft, at five second intervals. Soon to follow were the BALL-BOY "RETRIEVER" and "SERVER."

Now, BALL-BOY has released a new item of value to teachers and students of tennis­ the "RE-BOUND-NET" (advertised below). This ingenius device allows the user a longer interval between strokes. The only way that it might be compared to a tennis "backboard" is that it returns balls hit against it. Unlike the back board in any other way, the RE-BOUND­ NET allows several seconds more for the student to prepare himself for the next stroke, without any reduction in ball velocity. "Adjustable tension controls" further add to the ver­ satility of this device. The RE-BOUND-NET may also be tilted at various angles to sim­ ulate a variety of shots.

SOUTHERN TE~NIS ~Iagazine wishes to commend BALL-BOY Company on its achievements in the "grass roots" phase of the game of tennis. Their efforts have produced a variety of excellent and varied equipment which is of great value to both the student and instructor. Editor

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another exciting tennis first from BALL-BOY • Obsoletes backboards ... a new hitting • Adjustable tilt and adjustable tension set • experience that actually gives player time up any stroke. for repetitive hitting indoors to hit hard when standing as close as 8' or outdoors. or as far as 40' away from net. • May be played on both sides at once ..• • Provides "get ready" time for next stroke by as many as I 0 people. ... no reduction in ball speed. • An ideal surface tor vigorous practice even at close range ... great fun for novice or • Light, portable and free standing ... use skilled player . . . develops and grooves in backyard - basement - garage - every stroke. driveway . . . or on court, in the field - stores against any wall. • Available in I 0' long and 20' long units.

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Canadian National Champion

Althea Gibson, 1957 and 1958 Wimbledon and United States Sinc;les Cham­ picn, has joined the Harry C. Lee Aeviscry Staff Al:hea's wor'< in prcmonng tennis througrOUi tre COLntry has been Lr.sur,;asSeG, arc trot:sands Of t:rCef?riviJec;ed children all over ti-e United Stares, feel r:-a; ;l-ey, reo, rave an cppor.:..nity to become "SOMEBODY" in this c;;reat c;are of renn1s. M1ss Gibscn has proved to the world that tennis is a spon ior all people. She tcured for the State Department in both 1956 and 1959

Karol Fageros, Althea's opponent curir.c; their '959-'S€0 profes­ sional to~;r, has also JOined :he Har-, C. Lee Aeviscr1 Scud. :

Harry C. Lee Rackets have been used 1n the past by Olympic Champions as well as Wimbledcn and Fcresr Hills tirlists. The Bat, The Dreadnought Dnver and Lee Aurcc;;raoh are top quality rackets and favorites of champions. In the 19€0 World Pro­ fessional Championships •n Cleve!and, both The Dread- nought Driver and the Harry C. Lee Bar will be used by those comoetmg for the mle. Favorite of Champions Maste r Model THE RACKET THAT MADE HISTORY! 3 Olympic Titles 6 World Pro Titles 5 National Doubles Titles 60 years of prominent ploy

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Enroll ycur <;; 1rl or coy now for rnis excellem tennis training, per;onaffy conducted and supervised by Wayne Sabin. We offer ourstanoing ac.:::Jmmodatlons, meals, anc recreation facilities. One counselor for every I 0 children, 24 hours a day, assures the strictest supervis1on. <~The Only way to develop Tennis Sf..-ills is by HITTING BALLS--Consistent, Accurate Wnte tcday for our comprehensive brochure with full details ·rc'uding an cutl1ne for cur caily schedule. Balls. " Ra ies: ~;co per camper inch.. ces rcom, meals, ail tennis teaching and prc<;;rammirg, bi-weekly launcry, recreation, and : How you con develop your game--quickly and transportation to and from home. easily--on any leve l area (courts not required) Write: Wayne Sabin For the details write: Silver Thatch Inn BALL-BOY CO., IHC. 5 10 North Ocean Blvd., Pompano Beach, Flo . 5 Kensington Road, Bronxviller Hew York

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T he Cover The young tennis aspirant whose south view greets you on the cover is Clare Draper. ! \ ", 2·vear·old son of :"of r. and \frs. Clare H. Draper, III, Birmingham, Ala. Nor did young Clare wait until this ripe old age to take up the game ... a racket

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CITY & STATE SOUTHERN TENNIS is published monthly by Southern Tennis, Incorporated, Birming­ Sports Division O BILL ME 0 PAYMENT ENCLOSED ham, Alobomo. Second Closs postage paid ot Birmingham, Alobomo. Subscription price 500 FI FTH AVENUE NEW YO RK 36, N.Y. is $3.00 fo r one year, $5.00 fo r two yea rs, 'lou' II never know how good you are until you play Dunlo p $7.00 fo r three years. 5 ARCH-APRIL-MAY, 19 61 SOUTHERN OFFICERS FOR 1961 PRESIDENT FRANK vVILLETT 305 Provident Building, Chattanooga 2, Tenn. FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT RANDOLPH S. REYNOLDS 5 East 11th Street, Anniston, Ala. SECOI'f"D VICE-PRESIDENT vV. E. HESTER, JR. P. 0. Box 1185, Jackson, l\tfiss. SECRETARY DAN lVIAGILL, JR. University of Georgia, Athens, Ala. TREASURER JACK R. EVANS I 030 East 15th Street, Tuscaloosa, Ala. SECTIONAL DELEGATE FRANK vVILLETT 305 Provident Building, Chattanooga 2, Tenn. EXECUTIVE COl\'IMITTEE DISTRICT DELEGATES C. R. COUNCIL State Department of Health, Raleigh, N. C. W. E. HESTER, JR. P. 0. Box 1185, Jackson, 1\lfiss. PIERRE HOvVARD 1324 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga. vVIL TON J. iVIcKINNEY 238 Byrd Blvd., Greenville, S. C. GEORGE DUNKLIN Planter's Cotton Oil 1\IIill Co., Pine Bluff, Ark. DR. G. T. SCHNEIDER 36 Neron Place, New Orleans, La. RICHARD E. VII\-IONT 431 vVest Second Street, Lexington, Ky. FRED vVECKvVARTH 9104 Louis Drive, Huntsville, Ala. ALEX vVELLFORD P. 0. Box 2245, l\tfemphis 2, Tenn. DELEGATES-AT-LARGE DR. HENRY T. CLARK, JR. P. 0. Box 1370, Chapel Hill, N. C. G. ARTHUR HOvVELL, JR. 401-6 Haas-Howell Building, Atlanta 3, Ga. LESLIE LONGSHORE Apt. 4B, No. Palmetto Blvd., Clemson, S. C. l\tiRS. JOHN vV. VEST 771 Porter, Jackson, Miss. ACTIVE PAST PRESIDENTS ROBERT L. ALEXANDER HARVEY TERRELL POLLARD PARSONS JACK C. BUSHl\tiAN ALEX vVELLFORD ROBERTS. PIATT ALEX GUERRY, JR.

COI\'IMITTEE CHAIRMEN RAN KINGS iVIEN Gil Stacy, P. 0. Box 3397, Charlotte 3, N. C. WoMEN l\t!iss Louise Fowler, Box 586, Covington, Ga. JUNIORS & BoYS (ali) vVilton l\-IcKinney, 238 Byrd Blvd., Greenville, S. C. GrRLS (all) lVIrs. John vV. Vest, Battlefield Park Clubhouse, 771 Porter, Jackson, Mis: SENIORS Henry G. Crawford, 1212 vV. Rugby Ave., College Park, Ga. FATHER & SoN Leslie Longshore, Apt. 4B, No. Palmetto Blvd., Clemson, S. C. MElVIBERSHIP Howard H. lVIcCall, 3120 lVIaple Drive, N. E., Atlanta 5, Ga. JUNIOR Larry Shippey, 3190 l\tfarne Drive, N.vV., Atlanta 5, Ga. JUNIOR WIGHTl\tiAN CUP i\tfrs. John vV. Vest, Battlefield Park Clubhouse, 771 Porter, Jackson, Mis JUNIOR DEVELOPl\IIENT Alex Guerry, Jr., The Chattanooga Niedicine Co., Chattanooga 9, Tenn. TENNIS PATRONS G. Arthur Howell, Jr., 401·6 Haas-Howell Building, Atlanta 3, Ga. SAl~CTIONS & SCHEDULE Leslie Longshore, Apt. 4B, No. Palmetto Blvd., Clemson, S. C. Ul\IIPIRES Carl Hoppe, Jr., Danville, Ky. GIRLS' INTERSECTIONAL TEAlVI i\tirs. John vV. Vest, Battlefield Park Clubhouse, 771 Porter, Jackson, i\lfis PUBLICATIONS \Vade Herren, P. 0. Box 3386, Birn1ingham 5, Ala. FILl\IIS & LITERATURE Jack C. Bushman, 614-6 Leu Building, l\lfontgomery 4, Ala. SENIOR AFFAIRS Henry G. Crawford, 1212 vV. Rugby Ave., College Park, Ga. F & S AFFAIRS G. Arthur Howell, Jr., 401-6 Haas-Howell Building, Atlanta 3, Ga. PLAYER REGISTRATION Randolph S. Reynolds, 5 East 11th Street, Anniston, Ala. NOI\-IINA.TING Alex vVellford, P. 0. Box 2245, l\tlemphis 2, Tenn.

6 SOUTHERN TENI SOUTHERN LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION OFFICIAL 196$ RANI(INGS

)len's Si..a«les 4. Speed HoweU. .... ______Atlanta, Ga. 13. Jane Davenport ... _ ...... -Greensboro, N. (.. 1. Crawford Henry------Atlanta, Ga. 5. James Bcste______Baton Rouge, La. 14. Carol Hughes.-...... __ Tuscaloosa, Ala. .2. Robert Nichols------Atlanta, Ga. 6. ~!alloy Evans .. ______Belton, S. C. 15. Janice Myers .. --.. ------Laurel, Miss. 3. Lester Sack______Clarksdale, Miss. 7. Carver Blanchard______New Orleans, La. 4. Ned Neely ------Atlanta, Ga. 8. James Causey.______, ______.. Davidson, N. C. Girls' 15 Doubles 5. Gavin GentrY------Memphis, Tenn. Henry Jungle______.New Orleans, La. 9. Jackie Cooper------Louisville, Ky 1. J, Evans-Moore 3. P. Sullivan-Steilberg 6. 10. Ray Lake...... ______Shreveport. La. 7. Tom BartletL______Chattanooga, Tenn. 2. Howell-Robertson 8. Leslie Longshore______Clemson, S. C. 11. Randy Jones .. ______...... Alexandria, La. 12. Ham MagilL______,.Athens, Ga. .9. Harry Thompson------~Atlanta, Ga. Boys' 13 Si.Dglcs :o. Larry Shippey______Atlanta, Ga. 13. Robert Hardcastle_____ ...... Atlanta, Ga. 1. Bill Shippey___ , ______Atlanta, Ga. ;1. Allen Strand..______Memphis, Tenn. 14. C. D. Smitb.._.. ______..... Memphis, Tenn. 2. Richard Howell______."'-tlanta, Ga. :2. Sam DanieL______Leaksville, N. C. 15. George Dickinson ______Chattanooga, Tenn. 3. Zan Guerry _____.. Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Ll. James Nerren ______Chattanooga, Tenn. 4. Turner HowarcL______Knoxville, Tenn. Don Merritt..______Memphis, Tenn. 16. Arch ~IcLaren_ .. __...... Memphis, Tenn. 5. Robert Rogers. ______Laurel, Miss. 14. 17. Eddie Terrell._.,,,______,Birmingham, Ala. ~5. Drayton N abera ...... ______Birmingham, Ala. 6. Phil Adams--...... N ew Orleans, La. 16. John Strang .. ______Chattanooga, Tenn. 18. Roddy McNerney ...... - ...... _ ... Louisville, Ky. 7. Robert Ecuyer.-...... N ew Orleans, La. 17. Andy Lloyd ______Shreveport, La. 19. Richard Cartl·r ...... - ...... Baton Rouge, La. 8. Walker Reynolds ...... _____ Anniston, Ala. 18. Lee Fentress ------Baton Rouge, La. 9. Stuart Reynolds...... ______Anniston, Ala. 19. John Evans------Louisville, Ky. Junior Doubled 10. Joe Dorn.~------·------·---1\.tlanta, Ga. !0. Dan Magill.______.Athens, Ga. 1. Lloyd-Beste 5. Watson-Causey ~1. Speed Howell_____ Atlanta, Ga. 2. Howell·Hardcastle 6. Chamberlain-W. Brown Boys' 13 Doubles Z2. Robert Bums ------Columbia, S. C. 3. J. Evans-Cooper 7. B. Cooper-McNemey 1. Shippey·Howell 4. Rogers-Hester Z3. Lindsay Hopkins ______Atlanta, Ga. 4. Marshall-Wellford 2. Guerry-Dorn 5. Howard-G. Brown 24. Keith Stoneman.______Greenville, S. C. 3. Ecuyer·Adams Fred W eckwartb______Huntsville, Ala. zs. Boys' Singles 26. William Cullen ____Winston-Salem, N. C. Boy!.' 11 Sinsles William Hardcastle...... ______Atlanta, Ga. 27. 1. Mickey Schad..... ------·-----Louisville, Ky. 1. Zan Guerry... _____ Lookout Mountain, Tenn. 28. Malcolm Clark...... Southem Pines, N. C. 2. Ham Magill_···---··----·-······-··---Athens, Ga. 2. Wayne Diel.______Baton Rouge, La. 29. Ed Hudgins ______Greensboro, N. C. 3. John Pickens ______Tuscaloosa, Ala. 3. Ma."'t Beque.------·---New Orleans, La. 30. Leslie Nicholson...... Memp!J,is, Tenn. {. Chris Brown _____,Lookout Mountain, Tenn. 4. Richard Bethea______Atlanta, Ga. 31. Charles Shaffer...... Chapel Hill, N. C. 5. Lee Kantrow ______..: ...... Baton Rouge, La. 5. Mike Morris ______Davidson, N. C. 32. Whit Cobb ------... ----··- Charlotte, N. C. 6. Richard Carter______.. Baton Rouge, La. 33. Paul Scarpa____ ...... _____ Charleston, S. C. 7. Garth O'Maley ______New Orleans, La. 34. Beansie Frampton.. ______Charleston, S. C. 8. William Shippey.______Atlanta, Ga. Sca.ior Singles 35. John Ed. Mathison ...... _.__ Opelika, Ala. 9. Tom Benedict______...... _Atlanta, Ga. 1. Bryan M. Grant______Atlanta, Ga. 36. Jack Warmath...... Greensboro, N. C. 10. Richard HoweU. ______Atlanta, Ga. 2. Larry Shippey_____ A.Uanta, Ga. 37. Malloy Evans ...... __ Belton, S. C. 11. :\llac Came!Xln ... ______, _____ Laurel, Miss. 3. W. E. Hester.. ______Jackson, Miss. 12. Jack Jaclison______.... Tuscaloosa, Ala. 4. Alex W ellford______Memphis, Tenn. Insufficient D:ata S. Tom Bird ------Atlanta, Ga. 6. Henry Crawford.. _, ______-Atlanta, Ga. Herb Browne...... ______Charlotte, N. C. Boys' Doubles Steve Potts ______, ______Nashville, Tenn. 7. Nat Collins - ...... ______Atlanta, Ga. 1. Carter-Kantrow o. Benedict·Shlppey 8. Vince Connerat .. ______..______Atlanta, Ga. James Winstead ...... _ ...... Roxboro, N. C. 2. Schad-C. Brown 7. Howard-Livingston 9. Col. Robert A. Scruton ...... New Orleans, La. 3. Pickens-C. Brown 8. Belser-Smithyman 10. Fritz Ball ...... Shreveport, La. Men's Doubles 4. Magill-Rowell 9. Donnan-Barber 11. Felder WrighL...... _, __ Birmingham, Ala. l. Neely-Thompson 8. Nichols-~Iullis 5. Pickens-Jackson 10. Cameron-Hovius 12. Dr. M. T. Bush_.. ______Nashville, Tenn. 2. Willett-McCall 9. Grant-Shippey 13. Gilbert Stacy ------·--- Charlotte, N. C. 3. Browne-Daniel 10. Clark-Shaffer Girls' 18 Si.Dglcs 14. Dr. William G. West______Chattanooga, Tenn. 4. Guerry-Bartlett 11. Hammett-Robinson 15. G. A. York ------Atlanta, Ga. 1. Roberta Alison ______Ale.under City, Ala. 16. Arthur L. Enloe.______Atlanta, Ga. 5. Nerren-Webb 12. Warmath-Daniel 2. Dana Lenahan------Atlanta, Ga. 6. Gentry-Merritt 13. Sack-Fentress 3. Becky Birchmore______...... Athens, Ga. 17. William Carrigan ...... -Greensboro, N. C. 7. Neely-Neely 14. Capell-Hunt 4. Nancy Comstock .... - ...... Louisvtlle, Ky. 13. James Ni."

ALABAMA Oxford NORTH CAROLINA Alexander City Emory Junior College Asheville Alexander City Recreation Center Rome Asheville School for Boys Anniston Darlington School Biltmore Anniston Country Club, P. 0. Box lOS 1 Savannah Biltmore Forest Country Club Bessemer Savannah Tennis Association, 634 E. 48th Street Chapel Hill Greenturf Racquet Club, 702 Belview St. Sea Island Chapel Hill Tennis Club, 401 Pittsboro Street Birmingham The Cloister Hotel University of North Carolina Country Club of Birmingham, P. 0. Box 234 Charlotte Highland Racquet Club, P. 0. Box 3386 Charlotte Country· Club, 2465 Mecklenburg Ave. Mountain Brook. Country Club, P. 0. Box 9156 K.El"'iTUCKY Charlotte Tennis Association, P. 0. Box 2164 Vestavia Country Club, P. 0. Box 5737 Home· Berea Myers Park Country Club, Roswell Avenue wood Branch Berea College D;~vidson Florence Danville Davidson College Florence Recreation Department, P. 0. Box 203 Centre College of Kentucky Durham Huntsville lexington Duke University Huntsville Tennis Association, Big Spring Park Idle Hour Country Club, Richmond Road Fort Bragg Mobile lexingtOn Country Club, Paris Pike Fort Bragg Officers· Open Mess City Recreation Department, 1151 Spring Hill Ave. Lexington Junior Tennis Club, Bell Place Goldsbaro Country <.:lub of Mobile, Spring Hill louisville Goldsboro Tennis Association, Box 371 Higllland Country C.:lub, Route 5, Box 352B Bellarmine College, 2000 Norris Place Greensboro Mobile junior Chamber ot Commerce, P. 0. Box Big Spring Golf Club, Box 636 Cherokee Station Greensboro Tennis Association, Parks & RecreatiotlJ Hli9 City of Louisville, Div1sion af Recreation, City Department Mobtle Tennis Club, 2650·B Kittyhawk Hall .\-(organ ton julius T. Wright School for Girls, 1315 Dauphin Jewish Community Center, 3600 Dutchman's Lane Morganton Tennis Association Street Louisville Boat Club, 4200 River Road Raleigh Montgomery Louisville Country Club, Box 5, Crescent Hill Raleigh Tennis Club Montgomery Country Club, 3001 Narrow Lane Station Rocky Mount Road St. Xavier High School, 118 W. Broadway Rocky Mount Tennis Club Montgomery Lawn Tennis Association, 3429 South· t:niversity of louisville, Belknap Campus Southern Pines mont Drive Paducah Sandhills Tennis Association, 343 Opelika Countrv Club of Paducah, P. 0. Box 1073 Winston-Salem Opelika Tennis Association, Department of Rec· Paintsville Old Town Club, Kent Road reation Paintsville Tennis Club, 132 Walnut Ave. Winston-Salem Tennis Association, 519 Nisseni St. Bernard Building St. Bernard College Sylacauga LOUISI.L~A SOUTH CAROLINA Sylacauga Tennis Association, P. 0. Box 732 .\lexandria Belton Tuscaloosa Alexandria Tennis Anniston, 1406 Te.us Ave. Belton Tennis Club, Box 411 Country Club of Tuscaloosa, P. 0. Box 588 Baton Rouge Charleston Tuscaloosa Lawn Tennis Association, 1030 E. Baton Rouge Country Club, jefferson Highway Charleston Lawn Tennis Association, 209 Ashley' 15th Street Baton Rouge Tennis Club, P. 0. Box 54 Avenue University LouiSiana State University, University Station College of Charleston, George and Meeting St. University of Alabama Recreation & Parks Commission, 855 Florida St. Gaud School for Boys, 90-92 E. Bay Street Sherwood Forest Country Club, Old Hammond The Citadel ARKANSAS Highway Clemson Crossett Houma Clemson Agricultural College Ar.kansa.s Junior Chamber of Commerce, c/o Terrebonne Tennis Club, 106 Morrison Avenue Clinton Crossett Paper Mills jeanerette Presbyterian College Fon Smith Teche Tennis Club, 441 Provost Street Columbia Hardscrabble Country Club, Cliff Drive lafayette Forest Lak.e Country Club, Club Drive Jonesboro Playground 3: Park Commission, P. 0. Box 961 ~recnville jonesboro Tennis Club, c/o Jack Deacon, Me· lake Charles Furman University Adams Trust Bldg. McNeese State College Greenville Country Club Little Rock. :-.iew Orleans Greenville Senior High School, Vardry Street Little Rock Country Club, 4200 Country Club Audubon Park Tennis Club, Audubon Park Hartselle Blvd. City Park Tennis Club, City Park Prestwood Country Club Westbridge Country Club, 4601 Club Road, Gentilly Woods Tennis Club, 4811 Gallier Dr. Rock Hill Westwood Addition .Metairie Country Club, 580 Rock Hill Tennis Club, Confederate Park Pine Bluff New Orleans Country Club, 5024 Pontchartrain Spartanburg Pine Bluff Country Cub Blvd. Country Club of Spartanburg, Glendale Road New Orleans Junior Tennis Association, 3815 Park Hills Tennis Club, 235 Fairforest Road GEORGIA State Street Drive Athens New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club, 4025 Saratoga TENNESSEE University of Georgia Chattanooga Atlanta N:~e:S~leans Tennis Association, 5547 Woodlawn Baylor School, Williams Island Ferry Road Atlanta Athletic Club, c/o East Lak.e C. C., East Place Chattanooga Tennis Club, 100 Douglas Street LaJc.e Drive at Alston Drive :-.lORD Junior Tennis Association, City Hall Bldg., City Department of Recreation, 210 City Hall Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association, 2125 Northside Civic Center McCallie School, Missionary Ridge Drive, N. W. Orleans Women's Tennis Club, City Park U niversicy of Chattanooga Brookwood Hills Community Club, 77 Wakefield Tulane Universicy, 6401 Willow Street 1\.ingsport Drive, N. E. Ruston Ridgefields Country Club, P. 0. Box 949 Capital Cicy Club, 7 Harris Street, N. W. Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, Teach S~tion Knoxville Cherokee Town 8c Country Club, 81 W. Paces, Shreveport Knoxville Tennis Club. 742 Stone Mill Road Ferry Road, N. w. Shreveport Junior Chamber of Commerce, P. 0. University of Tennessee Druid Hills Golf Club, 740 Clifton Road, N. E. Box 899 lookout Mountain Georgia Tech Athletic Association, 190 Third Shreveport Tennis Association, Princess Park Fairyland Club Street, N. W. .:\lleruphis Piedmont Driving Club, 1215 Piedmont Ave., Memphis Country Club, 3034 Southern Avenue N • .E. lliSSISSlPPI Memphis State College, Southern Avenue Standard Towu 8c Country Club, University Biloxi Memphis Tennis Association, 800 Commerce Title Drive (North Atlanta) Biloxi Recreation Department, P. 0. Box 775 Building f The Westminster Schools, 1424 W. Paces Ferry Greenwood Me01phis University School, 6191 Park Road Road, N. W. Greenwood Tennis Association, 110 Beatrice St. Southwestern at Memphis . Augusta Hattiesburg University Chtb of Memphis, 1346 Central Ave. Augusta Country Club, Milledge Road Mississippi Southern College ~ashville Augusta Tennis Club, 2835 Central Avenue Hernando Belle Meade Country Club, 815 Belle Meade Blvd.; Brunswick. Hernando Consolidated School David lipscomb College, Granny White Pike 1 Brunswick Tennis Club, 1215 Dartmouth Street jackson Hillwood Country Club, 6201 Hickory Valley Roadl College Park Belhaven College, Belhaven Street Montgomery Bell Academy, Harding Road College Park Recreation Department, 305 1\ Department of Parks 8c Recreation, Box 288 Nashville Tennis Association, 1720 West En~ College Street jackson Tennis Club, Battlefield Park Clubhouse. Building, Suite oOl · Columbus 771 Porter Nashville Tennis Club, 754 Templeton Drive Country Club of Columbus, Cherokee Avenue laurel Richland Country Club, Elmington Avenue Decatur Laurel City Schools, P. 0. 327 Shelby Tennis Club, 1407 Franklin Avenue Agnes Scott College le..xington Vanderbilt University LaGrange lexington High School Oak Ridge Callaway Mills Company, Dallis Street Monon Oak Ridge Tennis Club. 106 Carlisle Lane Macon Lawn Tennis Association, 3315 Jeffer­ Morton Attendance Center Sewanee sonville Road State College Sewanee Military Academy University of the South I Macon Mississippi State University, Box 83 ! ; CI'\IITLICD._. TCN~I~ DISTRICT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

ALABAMA NORTH CAROLI~A Fic-st Vice-President President President John C. Martin ...... BOO Security Fed. Bldg. Fred Weckwarth .. 9104 Louis Drive Carlyle B. Lewis...... P. 0. Box lOS Columbia Huntsville Madison Second Vice-President First Vice-President V ice• President ~(alloy Evans . . . .. Belton :\Ionty Logan...... 1729 Carolina Drive John Allen Farfour. Goldsboro Secret:ary-Treasurer Bessemer Vice-President Wilton McKinney...... 2:38 Byrd Blvd. Second Vice-President Dave ~forgan, Jr. . . . . Albemarle Park Greenville Jerry Hunt 3912 Dabney St. Asheville Montgomery Y it·e-President TENNESSEE Secret:ary-Treasurer James Hancock 960 West 4~ St. Paul Anderson...... 3i04 Alpine St. Winston-Salem President Huntsville Secretac-y-Tre:asurer Gavin Gent"ry .... 1429 Walton Road J. Berkley Ingram, Jr. P. 0. Box 407 Memphis ARKANSAS Winston-Salem First Vice-President President Kyle Testerman ...... Knoxville Pat M. Riley ...... 1721 E. Ninth Street Secretary Little Rock SOUTH CAROLINA Leonard R. Tanner, Jr•.... Chattanooga First Vice-President President Treasurer :'-lorman Siegel...... 11 Skyway Drive Capt. Don Bunch ... The Citadel Dan C. Ewing II 04 Nichol Lane Little Rock Charleston Nashville Second Vice-President i Jack Spindler . 2 Yorkshire Drive Little Rock Seeret:ary Ray Menger, Jr. Rt. 3, Box 239 Little Rock

I Tre:asnrer ! Betsy Yotter 2409 S. Taylor Little Rock GEORGIA President ~ Pierre Howard ..... 1324 Healey Building Atlanta 3 CONSTRUCTION First Vice-President Vince Connerat 2767 Dover Road. N. W. Atlanta 5 designers and builders of fine Tennis Courts Second Viee.President and Equipment Glenn Dudley Vinings Secretary ~atalie Cohen. . 982 Virginia Ave., N. E. Atlanta 6 Tre:asurer T c Davis Rives 623 Clifton Road, N. E. Atlanta 7 TENII(O ROYAL KENTUCKY President E 0 Richard E. Vimont...... 431 W. Second St. Lexington First Vice-President TENIFLEX Dr. Richard G. jackson...... 459 Fitzpatrick St. Danville Second Vice-President N u Wilson Evans ..... 316 Estill St. Berea CORI(TURF Third Vice-President Dr. Kelley Deaton. . 309 Lexington Ave. Danville N R Secretary Charles F. Hinds. . . 117 Sunset Drive Frankfort LAYI(OLD Treasurer Victor lt. Williams ... 2225 Gladstone Ave. Louisville I T LOUISI.A..'iA. President GRASSTEX Dr. George T. Schneider...... 36 Neron Place New Orleans First Vice-President s s Joe W. Pitts, Jr...... 1843 Thornton Court Alexandria Second Vice-President Dr. Robert W. Borders.. . .5831 Fern Street write for illustrated folder· Shreveport Secretary-Trc:asurcr :\<[rs. :\. B. Ratcliff, Jr. 1224 Lee Drive information and costs without obligation Baton Rouge

lUSSISSIPPI President Ph1l Berry .... Box 288 F. C. FEISE CO. Laurel Regional Vice-President Toxic Luckey, Ocean Springs; Carl Treppendahl, Woodville; A. L. Boyer, Universicy; Roy Williams, "tennis court builders" Greenville; George Wilkerson, Vicksburg; Dr. Luther Pennington, Meridian 701 Union Planters Secretary Dorothy Vest .. 771 Porter Battlefield Park Clubhouse NARBERTH, Bank Bldg. jackson NIEMPHIS, TENN. Tc-easurer PENNSYLVANIA. Powers Moore. 122 South Farish Jackson

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ALABAJUA STATE RANKINGS Girls' 15 Singles 3. Linda Houston ...... Little Rock 1\Ien's Singles 1. Louellcn Slact ...... Tuscaloosa 4. Lorene Barry ...... Ft. Smith 2. Carol Hughes ...... Tuscaloosa l. Drayton Nabers ...... Birmingham Women's Doubles 2. john Capell...... Montgomery 3. Jane Mills ...... Tuscaloosa 3. Jack Evans...... Tuscaloosa ~. Debbie Herring .. Tuscaloosa l. Jane Cutting-Barry 4. Jerry Hunt ...... Montgomery 5. Marsha Masterson ..... Mobile 2. Yotter-Houston 5. Fred Weckwarth.. Huatsvilll!' 6. Sherry Abell ...... Mobile 6. Clare Draper. Birmingham Junior Singles i. Jim Kyle ...... Birmingham Girls' 15 Doable" 1. David Kossaver ...... England S. Earl LeCroy. . . . . Tuscaloosa 1. Louellen Slact-Kay Jernigan 2. Roy Murtishaw ...... Pine Bluff 9. Marvin Buctl3nan ...... Birmingham 2. Carol Hugb.es-Jane ~lills 3. Bruce Bartley ...... Winrock Farms 10. Ernest Cox...... Mobile 3. Emelda Russell-Mary Sellars 4. Chuck Phillips ...... Little Rock 1 1. Don McDougal...... Birmingham 5. Herbert Moreland ...... El Dorado 12. James NL" Bill Worthen ...... Little Rock: 4. Roberta Watts-Roselyn Donnelly 2. Paul Anderson and Paul, Jr. 3: Dean Kunpuris ...... Little Rock! 5. Claire Black-Marcia Weinacker 3. Leslie Longshore and George 4. Doak jacoway .. . . Little Roc!C 6. Alberta Baggette-Gertrude Rumpanos 4. F. Feinberg and Dennis 5. Frank Whitbeck .. Little Rocki 6. Glenn Siegel . Little Rock: Junior Singles Mixed Doahles 7. Bill Koch ...... Little Rock: 8. Williams ...... Little Roc~ I. Ed Terrell . Birmingham I. John Capell-Edith Morton 2. John Pickens .. Tuscaloosa 2. Jack Evans-Emily Baker Boys' 13 Doubles 3. Bill Mallory, Jr. . ... Anniston 3. Fred Chen-Alberta Baggette 4. Jack Jackson .. Tuscaloosa -1. John Matheson-Claire Black L. Worthen·Dean Kumpuris 5. Lindsey Builder ... Anniston 5. Bob Nahrgang-Marcia Weioacker 2. Back-Mark Strauss 6. Perry Gowan ... . . Huntsville 3. Jacoway-Drew Kumpuris 7. Tommy Kendall . . Tuscaloosa Junior Mixed Doubles 8. George Matheson Opelika Senior Singles 9. Bob Montgomery Birmingham I. John Pickens-Louellen Slact 1. Solon Hart Little Rock: 10. Jimmy Jordan · Birmingham 2. George Matheson-Roberta Watts 2. Ed Bethel . Ft. Smith 11. Tony Miller ... Mobile 3. Bill Mallory-Lucy Mallory 3. Bunny Brown .... Little Roc~ 12. Joe Carr ...... Mobile 4. Robert Payne-Jane Mills 4. Zoltan Agardy ...... Little Roc~ 13. Charles Clark Huntsville 5. Ted Fillette-Marsha Masterson 5. Roy Johnson ...... Little Rocl( 6. Bill Koch ...... Little Rock Junior Doubles 7. Walter Barrett . . . . Little Roc~ ARK.~"'ISAS STATE RA~KINGS l. johrl Pickens-Jack Jackson 2. Ed Terrell-Jim Jordan Men's Singles Senior Doubles 3. Lyon Builder-Bill Mallory, Jr. I. Jay Freeman .Little Rock 1. Ed Barnett-Norman Siegel 4. Hank Garrett-Guy Lylle 2. Van Grant Little Rock 2. Charles Hubbard-Bethel 5. jim Jordan-Bob Montgomery :J. Joe Adams England 3. Hart-Jake Fishbein 4. Sam BoeHner Little Rock 4. Charles Woods-Argardy ... Conway Girls' 18 Singles 5. Ivan Mc:\fahon 5. Koch-Louis Barry 6. Solon Hart .... . Little Rock 1. Nell Askew ...... Alex City 7. Jerry Kossover .... England Mixed Doubles 2. Carol Hughes .. Tuscaloosa s. Charles Dickens Little Rock 3. Roberta Watts .. . .. Huntsville 9. Bart Roach .Little Rock 1. C. J. Hixson-Owen McHaney 4. Louellen Slact . Tuscaloosa 10. Orris Tavlor 2. Van Grant-Betsy Yetter 5. Becky Stevenson .Mobile II. Dave Kane 3. James Beasley-Lorene Barry 6. Gillian Brewer .. .Mobile 12. Pat Riley Little Rock 4. Chuck Payne-Jane Cutting 7. Eugenia Cameron Mobile 13. Jim Porter 8. Carolyn Richmond Mobile H. Jerry Jeffries Little Rock 15. Bill Greenwood . Little Rock GEORGIA STATE RANKINGS Girls' 18 Doubles 16. Harold Kossover Little Rock Men's Singles I. Nell Askew-Roberta Watts 1. Crawford Henry ...... Atlanu 2. Louellen Slact·Kay Jernigan Insufficient Dat:~ 2. Bob Nichols ...... Atlanti . Pine Bluff 3. Ned Neely ...... Atland I. George Dunklin 4. Harry Thompson . . . . Atland Boys' Singles 2. C. J. Hixon .. North Little Rock ... Little Rock 5. Larry Shippey . . . . . Atlant~ 1. John Pickens ...... Tuscaloosa 3. Lou Siegel .... . 6. Dan Magill ...... A them 2. jack Jackson ...... Tuscaloosa 4. Fred Serr:ut ...... Little Rock 5. Buddy Williamson . . . Little Rock 7. Speed Howell ...... Atlant~ 3. Walker Reynolds ... Anniston 8. Lindsey Hopkins III ·. ·. AAtt~~~~~ .... Tuscaloosa 4. Tommy Kendall Men's Doahles 9. William Hardcastle ...... l 5. Bruce Builder ...... Anniston 10. Dave Smith ...... Atlanq 6. Tommy Terrell .. Birmingham 1. Grant-C. L Chambers 11. Bob Hardcastle Atlanu 7. Foss Smith ...... Tuscaloosa <> John Griffc:e-Wynne Jeffries 12. Sonny Mullis . . . Atl:md 8. Eugenia Richmond .Mobile i Kane-Roach 13. Traylor Thiesen . . . . . Atlant~ 9. Tom Meyers .. . . .Mobile 4. Boellner-Riley 14. Joe Manderson . . . . .AA~~~~~ 10. Ted Fillette ...... Mobile 5. Porter·Ed Coates 15. Vince Connerat . . . , 6. Greenwood-jack Pinckney 16. TGimmy Purdom DecatUl Boys' Doubles 7. Jack Reyno1ds-Sid Thom 17. Rod Lee ...... Atlanti 8. Mahon·Bill Shepherd IS. Dick Getty ...... • . . . . . Atlant~ 1. John Pickens-Jack Jackson 19. George Pendley ...... Atlanq 2. Foss Smith-Tommy Kendall Women's Singles 20. Carlton Fuller ...... Atlantj 3. Bruce Builder-Stuart Reynolds 1. Owen McHaney ... Little Rock 21. Charles Cowart ...... Atlan£! 4. s. Weisel·Jackson Payne 22. Willis Irvin ...... Augu!tl 5. Tom Meyers-Ted Follette 2. BetsY Yotter ... Little Rock SOUTHERN 12 TENt·U~ :He n's Doubl e :~. I. :-;, :-;ecty.J-1. Thompson 2. F. Willen· H . McCall 3. :-;. :-; ecJy . ~ f. :-;eely 4. j. Ager·S. Howell 5. Nichols·~ l ullis 6. Grant·Sh ippey i. Hopkins·H . T hompson S. ~!ull is·Connerat 9. D. Smith·). ~!a nderso n 10. Bird·Crawford II. Enloc·Lec 12. 0\•ens·Collier 13. Hardcaslie· Hardcastle 1·1. S. Howcll·R. Harde>nle 15. Don Smith·A. Ho\

\"\·omen's D ouble~ 1. Braselton·Long 2. F owlcr- Con ncr ~ll 3. Fowlcr ·Coh cn 4. Candler·Ricc 5. Campbeii·Howell 6. Agcr·Ager Junior S i ~ l e:~ 1. ~l ike ::-iecly Atlanta 2. Speed Howell . . .. . Atlant:l 3. Ham ~lagill ...... • . . . . . Athens -1. Bob H ardcastle, Atl:!nta 5. Chuck H arris . . . . • . . • ...... • . . . . Columbus 6. Henry Feild . . . . . • . . • • ...... Athens 7. Hugh H :1iley . A tlanta S. Carlton Fuller . .-\tl:!nta 9. !'ie rre Howard, Jr. Decatur 10. Cbar!ey H ooper Athens TO FINISH COURT SURFACE 11. Ale:< Keller ...... • ...... Athcn• 12. j im Boyki n ...... Columbus 13. Alan :' nget·Peabody 10. Bo j onc• 3. Joe Dorn ...... Atl:lnt• Girls' 1 8 S ingles 11. Rodney Dilwor th 4. Ridley H oward ...... Atl>ntl 1. Dana Lenahan . . . Atlanta 12. Ridley H oward 3. Charles West ...... Atllnta 2. Becky Birchmore ...... Athens l:l. Charles Wen 6. J ohn Neely ... . . •...... Atlanta 3. Ethel Robertson . . • . . • . • . . . . . Augusta 14. Pat Arnold 7. Sam Fuller ... . . • ...... Atl>nt:l 4. Rita Puckett ...... Atlanta 1:;. j im ~! aogct 8. jack Sibley ...... Atlanta 5. Ellie H owell ...... • ...... Atlanta 16. Lee Sessions 9. Dick Betbe:J...... Atlant:l 6. Lindy H owell ...... Atlanta Boys ' Doubles 10. J immy Angel .. . •...... Atlanta 11. Pete~ Howell ...... Atl>ota i . Sally Angel ...... Atlanta 1. ~hgill·R. Howell 8. Ann L:lwton .. • ...... Atlant:l ~ . Sbippey·T. Benedict 9. j oanne M:l.l'tin ...... Atlanta 3. Hurst·Pcabody Boys' 13 Duubl ,!~ 10. Ginny Neely ...... Atlanta 4. B. jones·R. Howard 1. Sbippey·R. Howell I I. :-;;,ncy Ba:

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MARCH-APRIL-MAY, 1961 15 4. W. E. Hester ...... Jackson Girls' 15 Singles Girls' 15 Sin{Jles 5. Nolan Touchstone ...... Jackson I. Becky Vest ...... Jackson I. Jane Davenport ...... Greensboro 6. Milburn Price ...... Ellisville 2. Janice Myers ...... Laurel 2. Jane Mesc han ...... Greensboro · i. Dr. Leighton Pettis .. Jackson 3. Patricia Walters ...... Laurel 3. Anne Bingham .... Greensboro 8. W. Powers Moore ...... Jackson 4. Patti LaBerge ...... Laurel 4. ~lelinda Wyrick ... Greensbora 9. Rev. Willard Leggett ..... Pelahatchie 5. Jan Beard ...... Laurel IO. Rev. James ~IcCormick ...... Jackson 6. ~ancy Lawhon ...... Laurel Girls' 15 Doubles II. Richard Martin ...... Meridian 7. Linda Combs ...... Jackson 12. Allen Vest ...... Jackson l. Davenport-Bingham 2. Meschan-:\feschan 13. John Byrd ...... Clinton Girls' 15 Doubles :Senior Singles Men's Doubles l. Vest-Myers 2. Myers-Walters !. Gil Stacy ...... Charlotte I. Hester-Touchstone 3. Beard-LaBerge 2. Sack-Falkenburg 2. William Powell ...... Asheville. 3. Vest-Touchstone Boys' 13 Singles 3. Bill Carrigan . . ... Greensboro 4. Leggett-Moore 4. Carlyle Lewis ...... High Point I. Bobby Rogers ...... Laurel 5. Ralph Rockett ...... Charlotte Women's Singles 2. Bill Hester ...... Jackson 6. C. R. Council ...... Raleigh I. Carol Ann Vest ...... Jackson 3. Ricky Shaw ...... Jackson 2. Barbara Whyte ...... Jackson 4. Clinton Treppendahl ...... Woodville Senior Doubles 3. Sylvia Bradley ...... jackson Tommy McKibben ...... Laurel 5. I. Stacy-Council 4. Sissy Powell ...... Vicksburg 6. Erskine Wells ...... Jackson 2. Rockett-Jones 5. Mrs. Luther Pennington ...... Meridian 7. Ralph Sulser ...... Jackson 3. Carrigan-Lewis 6. Carol Krouse . Meridian 8. Richard Rula ...... Gulfport 4. 7. Becky Vest . . . .Jackson 9. Mory Morlan ...... Jackson :\Catthews-Powell 10. Joe Boland ...... Jackson i\llxed Doubles Women's Doubles 11. Sillers Hull ...... Oxford 12. Harvey McGeehee .... Vicksburg I. Cooper-Clark I. Mrs. John Vest-Barbara Whyte 2. Davenport-Warmath 2. Carol Ann Vest-Becky Vest Boys' 13 Doubles 3. Jones-Council 3. Mrs. Luther Pennington-Carol Krouse 4. Preyer-Preyer 1. Hester-Rogers Junior Singles 2. Rogers-Treppendahl I. Richard Martin .. :\leridian 3. Shaw-Hull SOUTH CAROLINA STATE RANKINGS 2. Allen Vest ...... Jackson 4. Wells-Morlan Men'• Singles 3. Phil Livingston Crosby Girls' 13 Singles I. Bobbv Burns . .. Columbia 4. Ronnie Howell .... Aberdeen 2. Mallc:iv Evans Belton 5. Robert Dean .. Leland !. Becky Vest ...... Jackson 3. Benny Varn Charleston li. jerry Mason .. . Meridian 2. Marilyn Myers ...... Laurel 4. Bobby Daniel Belton 7. Sydney Shaw .. . .Jackson 3. Svlvia Flowers ...... Laurel 5. Keith Stoneman Greenville 4. Debbie Gilley ...... Jackson 6. Beansic Frampton . Charleston Insufficient Data 5. Jean Eager ...... Jackson 0 i. Stuart Levi Greenville 6. Francis Stone ...... Hattiesburg ~lac Cameron .... . Laurel 7. Janice Gray ...... Jackson Jimmy Usher . Meridian 8. Connie Luckett ...... Jackson 9. Anita Pennington :\-feridian Junior Doubl~s 10. Becky Buck Jackson Tennis Court Construction 1. ~fartin-Vest 2. Livingston-Cameron 3. Staton-Howell NORTH CAROLINA STATE RAI'"KINGS "DIXICOI/ 4. Melvin-SaUoum )len's Singles Girls' 18 Singles I. Sam Daniel ... Leaksville Tennis Courts for the South 2. Bill Cullen .. Winston-Salem I. Barbara Whyte . jackson 3. Ed Hudgins ...... Greensboro All types e All kinds 2. Sylvia Bradley Jackson 4. Malcolm Clark ...... Chaoel Hill 3. Sissv Powell Vicksburg 5. Jim Winstead ... . . Roxboro ·l. Becky Vest Jackson 6. Herb Browne ... Charlotte Write to: DIXICO 5. Janice ~!yers . Laurel , . Charles Shaffer Chapel Hill 6. Dorothy Schmidt .. ~atchez 8. Ray Bender ... Burlington (Atlanta Office) Box 11, 1. Patti LaBerge .. Laurel College Park, Georgia 8. Jan Beard . . .Laurel )len's Doubles 9. Katie Hester .. Jackson I. Clark -Shaffer Girls' 18 Doubles 2. Daniel-Warmath 3. Cobb-Cullen lnl!ufficient Data 1. Vest-Myers 2. Beard-LaBerge 4. Lambeth-Koonce Leslie Longshore Clemson Paul Scarpa Charleston Women's Singles Boys' Singles Bill L'mstaedter Abbeville Fort Bragg I. Mac Cameron I. Raymonde Jones . Laurel " Jo Ann Cooper .. Charlotte Men's Doubles 2. Brad Hovious Oxford Jane Davenport . Greensboro 3. Mike Baier Meridian i !. Stont!man-McKinney 4. :\lrildred Stacy . . Charlotte 2. Wyche·Galloway 4. Benny Stone . Laurel 5. Emilv Preyer Greensboro 5. Floyd Sulser Jackson 3. Burns-Dial 6. Ken Daniel .... Laurel Women's Doubles o4. Varn-Levi 7. Albert Simmons .. jackson 5. Jacobs-Caviness 8. Bill Hester Jackson I. Craver-Cooper 2. Jones-Jones Women's Singles Boys' Doubles 3. Davennnrt·Preyer I. Sally Seebeck Charleston !. Cameron-Hovious ·L Stacy-Wible 2. julia Blake . Belton 2. Baier·Stone 3. Ann Blake Belton 3. Hester-Daniel Junior Boys' Singles 4. Jean Evans Bellon I. Steve Watson . Charlotte 5. Lillian Seabrook Charleston 2. Harrv Felton .. Rockv Mount 6. Ann Lowe Columbia 3. Jim Causev ..... 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4. Shirley Holliday . . . Belton 8. George Mcintosh ...... Nashville Girls' 18 Doubles 5. Nancy Haynie ... Belton 9. Louis Royal . ... Knoxville 1. Betty Buntin-Susan Sudduth 10. Alex Guerry . Chattanooga 2. Sharon Buchi-Lanelle Buchi Girls' 18 Doables 3. :'wlary Nell Nicholson-:'wlary Weeks ll. Charles Hailey . Nashville 1. Blake-Blake 4. Johnnie :\olai Ray-Diane Lackey 12. Kyle Testerman ... Knoxville 5. Karen Duffy-Wendy Tanner Boys' Singles 13. John Strang Chattanooga 1. Hyman Rubin ... Columbia 14. Eldon Roark, Jr. ... Knoxville Boys' 15 Sin«les 2. Peter Parrott .. . Green ville 1. Chris Brown Chattanooga 3. Kenny Troutman . ... Greenville !:\'len's Doubles 2. Charles Hull . .. Memphis 4. Clinch Belser ...... Columbia 1. Alex Guerry-Tommy Bartlett 3. Bobo Buntin .. Nashville 5. Billy Asbury ...... Greenville 2. Gavin Gentry-Don Merritt 4. Jay Livingston Knoxville 6. David Wilkins .... . Greenville 3. James Nerren-Tommy Bartlett 5. Zan Guerry Chattanooga 7. Sammy Smytheman ...... Spartanburg 4. james Nerren-jack Webb 6. Turner Howard, Jr. Knoxville 8. Ed Brading .. Sumter 5. George Mcintosh-Charles Hailey i. Robert McCallum Memphis 6. Glenn Trupin-Tommy Buford Boys' Doubles 7. Allen Strand-Leslie Nicholson Boys' 15 Doubles 1. Belser-Smytbeman 8. Dyle Testerman-Louis Royal 1. Jay Livingston-Turner Howard, Jr. 2. Parrott-Troutman 2. Chris Brown-George Bailev 3. Brading-Asbury Women's Singles 3. Charles Hull-Robert McCallum 4. Heinitsh-Wilkins 1. Marilyn Brown ...... Chattanooga 4. Bobo Buntin-Jim Braden 2. Bonnie Hudgens .... Nashville Girls' 15 S.ingles 3. Bonnie Dondeville ... Memphis Girls' 15 Singles I. Jean Evans ...... Belton 4. Irene Ward ... . Nashville 2. Nancy Haynie ... . Belton 5. Wendy Tanner Chattanooga I. Irene Ward Nashville 2. Cindy Kemp . . . Chattanooga 3. Barcy Condon Memphis Boys' 13 Singles Women's Doubles 4. Carol Dickson ..... Chattanooga I. Hal Shaw ...... Greenville 1. Bonnie Hudgens-Susan Sudduth 5. Lennie Lichterman ... .Memphis 2. Randy Heffron Charleston 2. Bonnie Hudgens-Shannon Osborne 3. Robert H9pe . . Union 3. Pam Hickman-Shannon Osborne Girls' 15 Doubles 4. Peyton Watson Greenville 4. :'vlarilyn Brown-Wendy Tanner 5. Ann Driver-Andrea Farrow 1. Cindy Kemp-Carol Dickson 2. Lennie Lichterman-Bercy Condon Girls' 13 Singles I. Claudia Garrett .. Belton Junior Singles Boys' 13 Slnr~les I. :'vfac :\fcLaren ... Memphis 1. Zan Guerry Chattanooga Boys' 11 Singles 2. C. D. Smith III Memphis 2. Turner Howard, Jr. Knoxville l. Willie Cleveland ...... Columbia 3. George Dickinson . Chattanooga 3. Joe Davenport .. Chattanooga 2. Allen Cheshire ...... Belton 4. Trow Gillespie :'vlemphis 3. Mac Waggett ...... Belton 4. Morrow Chamberlain Chattanooga 5. Tommy Mozur Knoxville 4. Skipper Hill ...... Greenville 5. Alex Wellford, Jr. . .. Memphis 6. Buzz Beauchamp Nashville 5. Terry Wilkins Greenville 6. Joe Royal . Knoxville 7. RustY Lawrence Nashville 8. AI Varner Memphis 7. Bill Brown Chattanooga Girls' 11 Single!! 8. Jay Livingston Knoxville l. Mary Cheshire .. Belton Bc,ys' 13 Doables 2. Jeanna Cox . Belton 9. Bob Frist .Nashville 1. Turner Howard, Jr.·Tommy Mozur 10. Lee 'Marshall Memphis 2. Zan Guerry-Joe Davenport Senior Singles 3. Trow Gillespie-A! Varner 1. L. L. Foster .... Columbia lnsufficitmt D:at:a 4. Bm:z Beauchamp-Ruscy Lawrence 2. Elliott Crum ..... Columbia Carl Olsen 3. Bill Cain ...... Darlington Senior Singles Junior Doubles 1. M. T. Bush ...... Nashville Senior Double!! l. C. D. Smith III-:\fac McLaren 2. Leonard Stamps .. . Nashville I. Crum-Reed 2. Alex Wellford, Jr.-Lee Marshall 3. Dr. Wm. West .... . Chattanooga 2. Calhoun-Duncan :l. Bill Brown-Morrow Chamberlain 4. Joe Folk ...... Nashville 5. Leonard Tanner Chattanooga ·1. Bob Frist·Jim Cheek 6. Tom Marshall ...... Memphis 1. Roe Campbell .. . .Knoxville TENNESSEE STATE R.Al~KINGS Girls' 18 Singles Mea's Single!! I. Bonnie Dondeville ... Memphis Insufficient D:at:a 1. Gavin Gentry Memphis 2. Irene Ward ...... Nashvillc­ :\lc:x Wellford, Sr . 2. Steve Potts Nashville :l. Susan Sudduth . . . Nashville :S. Allan Strand .M~mphis -!. Wendy Tanner Chattanooga Senior Dou.bl"" 4. Tommy Bartlett . Chattanooga 5. Cindy Kemp . Chattanooga l. M. T. Bush-William West Chattanooga 2. William Wen-Leonard Tanner .5. Jimmy Nerren . . Chattanooga 6. Karen Duffy 3. Leonard Stamps-Dan Ewing 6. Dalil Merritt ...... Memphis 7. BettY Buntin .Nashville 4. Roe Campbell-Turner Howard 7. Tommy BurfGTa Memphis 8. Betsy Creekmore Knoxville . 5. Eldon Roark, Sr.·TC!Im Marshall 11 MARCH-APRIL-MAy I 1961 1961 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE of the Southern Lawn Tennis Association

Date Tournament Club and Location Events April6-9 Atlanta Invitational Atlanta Lawn Tennis Assn. (Bitsy Grant Msd (Jack Rodgers, 2125 Northside Dr., :"j.W., Atlanta, Ga.) Tennis Center) Atlanta. Ga. Aprill4-15 Southern High School &: Southern Prep School Chps. (Tommy University of Chattanooga, I merschol. sd Bartlett, Manker Patten Tennis Center, Chattanooga, Tenn.) Chattanooga, Tenn. April21-22 Georgia Collegiate Men's Closed Universitv of Georgia, Intercoll. sd (Dan Magill, Athens, Ga.) Athens, Ga. April21-22 South Carolina Intercollegiate Championships Clemson College, Intercoll. sd (Leslie Longshore, Clemson, S. C.) Clemson, S. C. April22-23 Alabama Senior Invitation Anniston Country Club, · MSsd (R. S. Reynolds, 5 E. 11th St., Anniston, Ala.) Anniston, Ala. April22- NORD Greater New Orleans Junior Tournament NORD Junior Tennis Assn., Jsd G(l8)sd Bsd G(l5)sd B May7 (Elaine M. Kern, 718 Bourbon St., New Orleans, La.) ~ew Orleans, La. (13)sd G(13)sd B(ll)sd G(ll)sd .\pril26-28 South Carolina Senior and Junior High School Championships Furman University, Interschol. sd (Dick McKee, Furman Univ., Greenville, S. C.) Greenville, S. C. :\pril 29-30 Highland Racquet Club Invitation Highland Racquet Club Msd (Wade Herren, P. 0. Box 3386, Birmingham 5, Ala.) Birmingham, Ala. May4-5 T. I.A.C. Tournament Univ. of the South, Intercoll. sd (Walter Bryant, Univ. of the South, Sewanee, Tenn.) Sewanee, Tenn. May 5-6 Arkansas Intercollegiate Championships Walker Memorial Tennis Center, Intercoll. sd Little Rock, Arkansas May6-7 Anniston Invitation Anniston, Country Club, Msd (Randolph S. Reynolds, 5 East 11th St., Anniston. Ala.) Anniston, Ala. :\fay ll-13 Atlantic Coast Conference Championships, Durham, N. C. Duke university, Intercoll. Msd (Robert Cox, Duke U., Durham, N. C.) Durham, N. C. May 19-21 :-.lew Orleans Jaycee Jr. Closed Tournament .Junior Chamber of Commerce and The City Js G(l8)s B(15)s G(l5)s B (Charles H. Jeanfreau, 1205 Elysian Fields Ave., New Orleans, La.) Park Tennis Club, New Orleans, La. (13)s :\fay 19-20 Dixie Colletliate Women's Championships Universitv of Georgia, Intercoll. Wsd (Dan Magill, Univ of Ga., Athens, Ga.) Athens. Ga. May 20-21 Charleston Week-end Invitation Charleston L.T.A., Msd (Howard D. Edwards, 16 Broad St .• Charleston, S. C.) Charleston, S. C. ~fay 22-28 Atlanta City Open Atlanta L.T.A., Msd Wsd MSsd (Natalie Cohen, 2125 Northside Dr., N.W .. Atlanta 5, Ga.) Atlanta, Ga. May 26-2R Louisville Country Club Closed Louisville Country Club Msd (Sam English. Jr., Brownsboro Rd., Louisville, Kv.) Louisville. Ky. June 2·4 Southeastern Invitational Country Club of Columbus, Msd (Charles Everet, 912 2nd Ave., Columbus, Ga.) Columbus, Ga. june 3-11 Au~rusta City Closed .\ugusta Tennis Club, Msd Wsd MSsd Jsd G(lS)sd (Willis Irvin, Jr.• 563 Greene St., Augusta, Ga.) .\ugusta, Ga. Bsd G(l5)sd June 5-10 SOUTHERN JUNIOR &: BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS navid,on College, Jsd Bsd (Tom Scott, Davidson College, Davidson. N. C.) Davidson. N. C. June 5-11 13th Annual Blue-Gray Championships Montgomery Country Club, Msd Wsd Mxd (Lonnie Jordan, Montgomery Country Club, Montgomerv. Ala.) Montgomery, Ala. June 9-11 Sixth Annual Open Crossett Junior Crossett Junior Chamber of Commerce, J:~d G(l8)sd Bsd (Jack :\(eadows, Crossett Paper ~!ills, Crossett, Arkansas) Crossett. Arkansas June 12-16 SOUTHERN GIRLS' CLOSED CHAMPIONSHIPS Jackson Dept. Parks &: Rec., Miss. Tennis G(l8)sd G(l5)sd G(l3)sd (Mrs. John W. Vest, 771 Porter Battlefield Park, Jackson. Miss.) Patrons Foundation, Jackson. Miss. june 12-17 The Citadel Round Robin Invitational The Citadel Racquet Club. Ms Js (Donald C. Bunch, The Citadel. Charleston, S. C.l Charleston, S. C. June 12-18 Dixieland Championships Vestavia Country Club, Msd MSs F&:S Jsd Bsd (Richard Causey, Vestavia Country Club, Birmingham. Ala.l Birmingham, Ala. June 14-18 Southwest Open Championships, Little Rock Country Club Little Rock Country Club, Msd (Bart Roach, Roach Paper Co., Little Rock, Ark.) Little Rock, Arkansas June 15-23 :\(emphis CitY Open Memphis Tennis Assn., Memphis Park Msd W sd MSd J sd G (I S)sd (Llovd Sowell, 37 N. McNeil. Memphis, Tenn.) Comm.. Memohis, Tenn. Bsd G( 15lsd June 19-21 Southeastern Junior 8c Boys' Invitational Tuscaloosa L.T.A .. Jsd Bsd (Jason Morton, Tuscaloosa Racquet Club, Tuscaloosa. Ala.) Tuscaloosa, Ala. June 19-25 76th ANNUAL SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSHIPS Win:ston-Salem Tennis Assn., Msd Wsd ~lSsd F&S Mxd (Jim Hancock, 1030 Kenleigh Circle, Winston-Salem. N. C.l Winston-Salem, N. C. June 23-24 Arkansas State Jaycees Championships Walker Memorial Tennis Center. Js Bs G(18)s (Fred Kester, Markham &: Van Buren, Little Rock. Ark.l little Rock, Arkansas June 23-25 Pelican State Junior Closed Alexandria Tennis Assn., Jsd G(18)sd Bsd G(15)sd 8 (Roy G. Craft, Jr., P. 0. Box 1965, Alexandria, La.) Alexandria, La. (13)sd G (13lsd G( 18)sd G( 15)sd G( 13)sd June 26- SOUTHERN GIRLS' OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS (Tommy Bartlett, Chattanooga Tennis Club, July 1 Manker Patten Tennis Center, Chattanooga, Tenn.) Chattanooga, Tenn. June 26- South Carolina Open Greenville CountrY Club, :\lsd Wsd Mxd Jsd July2 (Wilton McKinney, 238 Byrd Blvd., Greenville, S. C.) Greenville, S. C. Msd Wsd :\-ISsd Jsd Bsd June 27- Tennessee Valley Invitation (Tommy Bartlett, Manker Patten Chattanooga Tennis Club. July 2 Tennis Center, Chattanooga 9, Tenn.) Chattanooga, Tenn. js Bs July 3-5 Georgia State Jaycee Junior Closed t:niversitv of Georgia, (Dan Magill, Univ. of Georgia, Athens. Ga.) Athens, Ga. Jsd G(IS)sd Bsd G(l5)sd july 5-8 Alabama State Junior Chamber of Commerce Closed Tuscaloosa Lawn Tennis Assn .. (Jason Morton, 1030 15th St., East, Tuscaloosa, Ala.) Tuscaloosa, Ala. Jsd G(l8)sd Bsd G(l5)sd July 5-9 Louisiana State Jaycee Junior Closed Junior Chamber of Commerce and the City (Charles H. Jeanfreau, 1205 Elysian Fields Ave., New Orleans, La.) Park Tennis Club. New Orleans, La. ]sd G( 18)sd Jxd Bsd G(15)sd july 5-10 North Carolina State Junior Closed Greensboro Tennis Assn., (Jimmy Foxworth, Parks and Recreation Dept., Greensboro, N. C.) Greensboro, N. C. Bxd

SOUTHERN TENNIS 18 Due Tournament CJub 11nd Loc.ation Events july 6-8 Tennessee State Jaycee junior Closed Cookeville, Tenn., Jaycees in cooperation Js G(lS)s Bs G( 15)s (]. Richard Wright, Box 142-A, Tennessee Tech. Cookeville, Tenn.) with Tenn. Polv. Inst., Cookeville, Tenn. July 10-15 :'llonh Carolina State Open Championship Biltmore Forest Countrv Club, Msd Wsd MSsd Jsd (John L. Fisher, Biltmore Forest Countrv Club, Biltmore, N. C.) Biltmore, N. C. · July 10-16 Palmetto Junior Open Belton Tennis Club, (Belton Tennis Club, Belton, S. C.) Jsd G(IS)sd Bsd G(l5)sd B Belton. S. C. (13)sd G{l3)sd B(ll )s July 10-16 Georgia State junior Open Georgia State Tennis, Assn., Jsd G

Aug. 20-27 Falls Cities Closed (Romig Krause, City Division of Recreation, City Division of Recreation, Msd Wsd ~hd MSsd FS Central Parlt, Louisville, Kv.) Louisville. Kv. Aug. 21·27 SOUTHERN JUNIOR CLOSED Highland Racquet Club, Jsd Bsd B( 13)sd (Wade L. Herren, P. 0. Box 3386. Birmingham 5. Alahama) BirmiOI?;ham. Ala. Aug. 31· Louisiana State Open Shreveport Tennis Assn., Msd Wsd :\-hd MSsd jsd G Sept. 4 (C. Franklin McCarter, Princess Park, Shreveport, La.) Shreveport, La. (18)sd Bsd G(l5)sd B(13)sd GC13)sd Sept. l-4 Georgia-Carolina. Open Augusta Tennis Club, Msd Wsd MSsd Mxd jsd G (Willis Irvin, Jr., 563 Greene St., Augusta. Ga.) Auqusta. Ga. (lS)sd Sept. 2-4 ~labile Labor Day Invitation Country Club of Mobile, Msd Wsd Mxd (Lucy Masterson, Box 2038, Sprin2'hill Station. :\labile. Ala.) Mohile. Ala. Sept. ll-17 Tuscaloosa Racquet Club Invitation Tuscaloosa Lawn Tennis .-\!lsn., Msd Wsd Mxd (Jason Morton, 1030 15th Street, East, Tuscaloosa, Ala.) Tuscaloosa, Ala. Sept. 18-24 1st Annual Meridian Open Southland Chps. Meridian Tennis Club, Msd Wsd Mxd Jsd G(lS)sd (L. T. Pennington, M.D .• 401 Dixie Towers, :\feridian. Miss.) Merid1an. Miss. Bsd G( 15)sd Dec. 28-31 Sugar Bowl Jr. Invitational (Nat'!) NORD Jr. Tennis Assn., Jsd G(18)sd Bsd GC15)sd B (Elaine Kern, illl Bourbon St., New Orleans. La.) :'llew Orleans. La. (13)sd Gll3)sd B(ll)sd G(lllsd Dec. 28-31 Sugar Bowl Invitational New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club, Msd (Douglas S. Watters, 510 International Bldg .. New Orleans. La.) New Orleans. La.

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