New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-02
Welded OUT
ON BROOKLYN COURTS
S. Howard VoShell Beats l. B.
Moore in Play for Long
Island Title.
ANDERSON LOSES PLACE
Goes Down Before the Accurate
Driving of the Younger
Westfall After Three
Hard Sets.

Lawn tennis players were brought down
10 the last sixteen survivors in the con-
tinuation of the Long Island champion
shin tournament yesterday on the clay
courts Of the Kings County Club, at
kingston avenue and Crown street
Brooklyn.
s. Howard Voshell drew level with C.
4 L. Dionne. the West Side Club captain.
In the second round he maneuvred his
uehtning-like drives so well against l.. b.
Moore that he defeated him at 6-S, rs.
Voshen let down in his game in the sec
ond set
Dionne's opponent II. Diepholz. was
unwilling to risk sunstroke. so the West
Side captain advanced by default.
one Of the liveliest matches Of the day
was that in which Maurice l. L. Galvao,
the German, defeated Sam Westfall by a
score Of 3-6, 6-1, Go. Westfall worked
himself out in the first set, when he sent
sizzling drives burning through his OPP
ronent's court. one set at such pace
was sufficient for the American. The
phlegmatic German had things easily his
own way thereafter.
The younger Westfall put Frederick G.
Anderson to rout. The match went the
full limit Of three sets at IS 60. g
II took a fun set for Westfal TO get his
powerful forehand drive workings but
once he had the ball Ticking up the dust
in the corners Of the court ii was all over
with Anderson
Henry j. MOllenhauer, a former holder
Of the title, disposed Of Benny Phillips in
a lively contest of three sets al As. Sc,
6-3 Molly" was experiencing one OF
his steady days he hit hard and true.
Phillips, with his usual dash and vigor'
danced all over the court. and his many
sensational gets oelped the gallery 70
forget the heat
Twice in the second set Phillips had the
match within his grasp and was beaten
back by the spectacular smashes Of Moll-
el.hauer The latter was'never wanting in
the close games. He was resourceful in
tile pinches, always finding the opening
and won by a narrow margin in points.
The young Yale freshman. Vanderbilt
r.. Ward. won in straight sets against
Charles c. Chambers. the foFmer Park
Slope champion. Wards flashing angles
and his quick changes Of pace and direc-
ton bafled his opponent, who lost at
SIS, 60.
The tournament will be continued to-
day.
The summary follows.
Long Island mems championship singles
Chrst round)-L. q. Moore defeated Edgar r
Leo by default: II. " Robinson defeated ROD
ert II Boggs by default; Charles c. ChamUeIs
defeated Alrick H. Man. jr. by deiauIti =.
Baltzlv defeated II. X. Burroughs, - -
Harry S Roberts defeated {. d. BelAhip'
second rounds Howard Voshell defeated
L q Moore 6-3. 10; G. A. /. Dionne DE
feated H Diepholz by default: c. q. BURROWS
defeated G. Burgess. e. 30 -. =.
Jolliffee defeated Preston Cumming, IT., %,
81: Walter y Jennings Jr., defeated SeCrse
5 Groesbeck. 6-3. 6-l; Maurice !. L. GalNao
defeated Samuel A. Westfall. 3-6. 6-l, ~
Herhert L. Westfall defeated Frederick q. An
derson Sc 60. 6-2; Walter i. rae S az
feated IL ". Robinson, g. Go; NahoeIOla'
p Ward defeated Charles c. Chambers -
90. Or William Rosenbaum defeated ;. u, ~
Allen. 81 G-s2: a. Baltzly defeated - IL
Dwight GO Is; Henry J. MollenhaueI aS
fested BENJAMIN VI. Phillips. 50, -.
y a. Davis defeated Allan Sankey. - %
"a. Harry : Roberts defeated D. =. rice
e 4-6 7-5; Il Harmon defeated II. .
ghearer. &c. e.. Sc.