The sun., 1919-06-20
BERNSTEIN WINS
BOYS TENNIS TITLE
Defeats Van Kuyck in Final
Round for Brooklyn Cham
pionship, 6-3, 6-2.
NJ EUGENE n. o,coNNELL.

There was plenty of good tennis over
at the Terrace Club In F1atbush yester-
day in the various tournaments for
brooklyn titles. but the match that most
interested the large gallery was the final
round in the boys division. In this con-
test Max Bernstein carried on the title
by defeating Tom Van Kuyck. the home
club entry. in straight sets, a 6-S. 60.
Both Bernstein and Van Kuyck give
promise Of developing into star players
In the near future. Their play yester-
day was of a type that speakes well for
the tennis of very young America. Both
boys showed plenty of knowledge of the
fine points OF the game. had q varied
assortment Of strokes and knew how TO
use them. Bernstein was the steadier Of
the two and In addition had a smart
forehand drive which was q little too
much for Van Kuyck-
'rvoshelI Defeats Jap.
In the mems championship 8. Howard
Vosheli Of the West Side Tennis Club.
holder of the Metropolitan and Bronx
County titles. advanced TO the serni-
final round by q clean cut victory over
Seiichiro Kashio. q Japanese player. In
straight sets, at e., ca. There were
some Of the spectators who thought that
the Jap might be able to give voshell
q fight.
Those who did. however. were soon
disillnsioned. for Voeheii started with .
rush and before the FIRST three games
were played It was evidentto every one
that the. Jap was In for beating. Ka-
shio attempted to draw. voshell into
deep driving game at which the Jap 10
strong. voshell, however. refused to
stay away from tho net. Z
He choked OF everything that Kashio
could offer and seemed able to place his
strokes wherever he wished. vosheii.
who has q habit Of developing streaks of
wildness. surprised the gallery yesterday
by his remarkable accuracy and steadi-
ness. There was not q minute In the
match when he did not hold the upper
hand.
Another match in the mems section
which brought out plenty of high class
tennis was n fourth round AFFAIR in
which Fred Anderson. Jr.. defeated Al
fred p. Hammett In straight sets at
rs, 50. Andersoa's beautiful voiley-.
Ing at tho net earned him much applause
His great reach gave him q decided ad-
vantage over his opponent
Bsunie Reaches Final.
In the juniors championship H. Bru-
ME came through TO Inc nnal round by
winning easily In straight sets from NJ
Macksoud. at 81. 6-1. He viii meet
Cecil Donaldson for the championship.
Donaldson having reached the final
round on Wednesday.
The ease with which Brunie defeated
Macksoud was somewhat Of q surprise
for Mackscud had been playing brill
liantly and many looked upon him as
sure nnalist- Yesterday. however. Bru-
ME played the kind of tennis which Is
mighty hard to beat. He made few
errors himself and placed so well that he
kept Macksoud out OF position through
out the match. The summaries:
Brooklyn Championship Mems Singles
Third Round--Ingo Hartman defeated H
r. Westfall. t-s. sL+. So: Frank Dam
telson defeated Paul Keresy. s-s. 80.
go.
Fourth Round-E oelsner defeated r.
Danieison. -. 80: Fred Anderson. Jr..
Or. Morgenthaier defeated H. Sachs. e..
e.,
Fifth Rounds Howard voaheil defeat
ed 8. Kashio, 60. 6-2
Brooklyn Championship Boys Singles.
Final Round-M. Bernstein defeated T. Won
Kuyck Ga. 81
brooklyn Championship Junior Singles,
Semi-hnai Round-H. Brunie defeated NJ.
Macksoud. e-l. s-l.