The sun., 1919-07-18
REID WINS THREE
TENNIS MATCHES
Kashio Among Cornell Cap
tain's Victims in N. Y. State
Title Tournament.
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UTICA, July 17.-Kirk Reid of Cleve-
land, newly elected captain of the Cor
nell tennis team, was the hero of the
New York State championship at the
Yahnundas;s Club to-day. He won three
matches in sensational style and fur
nished the hrst startling upset OF the
tournament by his elimination Of Sell
chiro Kashio. last years challenger for
the title. at 3-6, ca, ca.
In a morning match Reid defeated
Major @. B. Harran of the British army,
IS, GO, and he finished the day with
a still more one sided triumph over e.
C. Frost OF Harvard. This placed the
victor in the round before the semi
finals.
The other seven survivors in the sin
giles are Charles s. Garland, Craig Bid
die, Holbrook Hyde, Frank Anderson,
Harold Taylor, c. J. Griffin and Ichiya
Kumagae. the present title holder.
The most impressive showing in the
double event was made by Biddle and I.
C. Wright, Griffin and c. 8. Garland,
Kashio and Gibbons and tho Devereux
brothers. Each reached the third round.
Reds victory over kashio was to-
days big feature. 1t astonished the gal
lery, in spite OF the fact that the Cleve-
land youngster had Just made q remark
ably good record in the Great Lakes
tournament, including the winning OF a
81 set from w. T. Tilden.
Frank Anderson was within two points
o. defeat in his three set match against
Norman Winter of the West Side Club
but by courageously sticking to his
strokes, which were working none toe
WELL he ultimately pulled out by a score
of 60, 81, -.
Craig Biddle OF Philadelphia was an
other man who had a busy day. He wor
three single matches and one double.
Fred Anderson, Jr.. put up y good
fight against Charles s. Garland in the
third round. although defeated ir
straight sets, while Chairman Torrey OF
the local committee ran c. J. Griffin ar
Unexpectedly close race in match
which ended e., 81 in tho Califor.
mans favor.
Kumagae dropped three games In one
wise not hard pressed.
The Summaries.
slnsles-First Round--craiE BIddle de.
fested J. s: Nichol. 6, s.: Walter ]
Harran, rs. SO.
Second Round-Fred Anderson. Jr. wor
feated G: D. Scott. 81. 81; J. c. Dew
ereaux defeated w. j.. Toussaint. "a
"a, e.: z. C. Frost won from ]. b
Hughes by default: II. b. O'Boyle wor
from Lieut.. Seaver by default: C. J. Grit
I'm won from W. s. Holt by default; E
F. Torrey won from W. J. Gallon by de
fault: 1chiya Kumagae defeated Charlie:
Garland. 60. 6-s.,
Third Round-Charles s. Garland de
feated Fred Anderson, Jr.. 81. ca
Ga: Holbrooke Hyde defeated J. 8. Dew
ereaux. Ga. s.; Frank Anderson de
feated Norman Winter. 60. ST. IS
Kirk Reid defeated z. C. Frost. 6-1
60; Harold Taylor defeated II. II
OBoyle, s-3. e.: c. J. Griffin defeated
+. F. Torrey, 81, 81; I. Kumasae de
feated F. r. DevereauI. 81. 60.
Doubles-F1rst Round-Donaidson snt
Ewing defeated Hyde and Leighton. SIS
g.; Kumag ae and Taylor won from Scot
and Train by default: r. @, Anderson am
Toussaint defeated Major Harran and H
d. Herman. 6-3, c-s. e.: Fred ant
Frank Anderson defeated X Reid ant
Fisher. Us, Go.
Second Round-C. J. Griffin and C. g
Garland defeated Yamasaki and Nicholl
81, e.: KashIo and Gibbons defeated
2. C. Frost and Campbell. s-3. s-s
Malloy and r. W. Thomas defeated Charlie
Garland and Allan Garland, "a, 6-3
Devereaux and Devereaux defeated Spaetl
and Winter, Is, 60; Biddle and !. c
Wright defeated O'Boyle and f. +. Thomas
Jr., Ga, Ga; G. II. sieard and r. T
Torrey defeated e. s. Wnnton and /
Reed, 6-l, G-l.