The sun., 1919-06-01
YALE AND WEST SIDE
IN TIE AT TENNIS
Collegians and Club Members
Score Five Points Each
in Dual Tourney.

Yale University tennis players held the
representatives of the West Side Tennis
Club to tie In dual match on the
courts OF the West Side Club in Forest
Hills yesterday at a i,core Of 8 all. The
collegIans won only three of the four
singles. but STAYED of an impending
defeat by taking two OF tine three doubles
matches.
The feature of the day was the defeat
OF Beals G. Wright, former International
list. and George NJ. Church, formerly IN.
tercollegiate champion. by Charles S
Garland OF Pittsburg and Kenneth
Hawkes. of California. The young col.
lege pair took this match In three sets
at 60, 2--6. C. Both Garland and
Hawkes. showed some remarkable indi-
vidual play. but what counted the most
for them was the fact that they paired
well together and made their team work
win.
In the opening set the Yale pair moved
along In whirlwind fashion and played
rings around their more seasoned op-
ponents, who were unable to get together.
To the surprise OF the gallery Garland
and Hawkes. reeled of game after game
until they had a love set slowed away.
The ease with which the visitors took
this set made II appear that they would
win the match In quick time.
The Yale boys, howevec, suffered a
terrible reversal of form in the second
set and experienced the greatest diff
fculty scoring points The team work
which had raarked their play IN the
opening set was hopelessly missing in
the second. while Church and Wright
worked very smoothly together. The
West Side men seemed to have the
match cinched after taking the.second
set but had a relapse in the third,
while Garland and Hawkes. settled down.
The visitors took an eacly lead and were
never headed.
Hawkes. had a great chance TO gain a
victory for Yale when he met s. Howard
Voshell. former Bronx champion, in the
singles. After the most strenuous kind
OF a battle In the first set of this match,
which Voshell won at 81, g., rs,
Voshell was forced TO give In to the
superior driving OF the young Californ-
Ian. Voshell came hack strong In the
second set and by some wonderful work
In tho forecourt, evened up the match.
Hawkes. rushed to a lead at Al in the
final set and 1t seemed as II Yale would
score another point. Voshell however,
was equal to the occasion and pulled
out the victory after the set had gone
to deuce.
Garland kept his slate clean for the
day by defeating Walter Merrill Hall,
former middle states champion. In the
singles. in another three set match at
Ga. 0--6, Is. Garland played some
remarkable tennis In the first set. but
was erratic in the second and helped
Hall to win it by his many errors. The
third set was nip and tuck from start
to finish. Both OF the men were playing
at top speed throughout and earned
much applause for their brilliant rallies
The summaries:
singles-Charles 8 Garland. Yale. de-
feAted Walter Merrill Hall. West Side Ten
MIS- CLUB, 6--2, o--6, -: s. II. Noshell
West side Tennis Club defeated Kenneth
Hawkes., Yale. 81, GO, - l. Banks.
Yale. defeated Alrick II. Man. Jr.. West
Side Tennis Club. 60, Is; G.. A. L..
Dionne. west Side Tennis Club. defeated
l.. Rice, Yale. 6-3. IS. X, r. J. Sim
mons. Yale, defeated seiichiro Kashio,
West Side Tennis Club, It. s--s. 6--8;
Frank Anderson. West Side Tennis Club,
defeated l.. II. Wiley, Yale. 6--4, 6--l; W.
J. Gallon. West Side Tennis Club defeated
G. NJ. Morse, Hslo, 6s-S. -. 6-4.
poub!es--Charles $. Garland and Ken
Wright and George NJ church. West side
Tennis Club. 60. 2-6, 6--2; Alrick H.
Man and s. Howard Voshell. West Side
Tennis Club. defeated X, Il. l.. Simmons
and 1. Banks, So. At. Is; G. NJ.
Morse and l.. Rice, Yale, defeated Wal
ter Merrill Hail and Julian s, Myrick.
West Side Tennis Club. l--6. 60. "a.
Final score-West Side Tennis Club. 8;
Yale, 6.