The sun., 1919-09-15
REID OF CORNELL
STARS AT TENNIS
Ithaean Easily Qualities for
Fourth Round i'm Hoboken
Tourney.
MAKE RAPID PROGRESS
Complete All Except l Match
I'm Third R0und-Women
Play To-day.

A large crowd witnessed the continual
tion yesterday of the mems singles In
the championship tournament OF the Ho-
boken Tennis Club on the clubs courts
at Stevens Point. Hoboken. The hrst
ana second rounds were completed and
ne third finished with the exception OF
one match.
Kirk Reid Of Cornell. who is one Of
ne favorites continued unbeaten yes
terday, although he had hard tussle
with A l. Brunneau in the second round.
Brunneau took the first set, SIS, but.
Reid won the second easily, 6-1. The
third set brought out the best tents
Of the day. Reid finally won, 10-S.
Late in the afternoon Reid met Ed
mund Desnoes and won in straight sets.
60. Go. The Cornell star royed with
Desnoes who had hard time winning
jn the second round against Logan
Eisele .Reid's service was blazing with
speed and wac quite well controlled
Seldom did he make a wild drive He
showed uncanny ability In placing the
ball and drove the painting Desnoes all
over the court trying to meet strategic
shotA
Father and Son Play Well.
Fred Anderson. Jr., and Fred Ander-
son. ST.. showed some thrilling tennis in
their clash In the second round The
son came through a winner, but the
father gave him an awful battle. An
derson. ST., took the first set, rs. but
fell victim to his son. 4--6. IN the sec
ond.
In the third round the pace began to
tel on the elder Anderson and the son
won. 60. thereby taking the match.
Until the very end the elder man sohwed
cunning and ability and dished up many
perphxins shots that completely baf-
6ed his son.
Earlier in the day Mr.. Anderson. sr..
had lost the longest set that has been
played In the tournament, when he went
down. 12-14. before Kenneth johnson.
Mr.. Anderson won the first set, e-S,
however. and won the match by taking
the rubber set from Johnson by the
eafne score.
g. Kashio. the Japanese player, en-
gagged In one Of the most interesting
matches OF the day when he met Capt.
r. @ Van vliet. Although the Japa-
nese lost IN straight sets, Sc and
-6. he showed splepdid shots and con-
siderable speed. Capt Van Vliet had
to go at his very best to win.
spaeth Beats soper.
Sig Spaeth of New York played a
crafty game and won from Milton Soper
In straight sets. 60 and 6-l. Mr.
Spaeth's work drew much applause. He
was forced out Of the running in the
thir1' round. however. when he lost to
r. L. McWatty in straight sets. IS
and 6-S. Mr.. Spaeth had the second
set won lacking one shot. when Nc
Watty started determined rally.
The play OF Charles Chambers and
Harold Throckmorton in a first round
match attracted much attention. Both
played an up 70 the minute game.
Throckmorton won, 6-2 and Sc. He
defeated w. II. Ruxton in the secoad
round. 6-1 and 81
a match between Throcl1morton and
A Bassford this afternoon will COM
plete the third round. lingo Hartman
and r. j. Sommer will start the fourth
on its way to-day. The club will try
to get all preliminary rounds played
early in the week. leaving next Saturday
and Sunday open for the semi-hnals and
the finals.
The Nomen's singles will starr this
afternoon, with Mrs. lingo Hartman and
other leading opponents entered The
list comprises twenty-seven names
The entriessfor the women's singles.
which begin at o'clock to-day. follow
Miss Z. Carson VS.. Mrs. lingo Hartman,
Miss Florence Pond VS.. Mrs. W. X. Pritch-
Rosecrans: Miss Tessie stock VS.. Mrs s =
wareing; Miss Marguerite Mollcr VS. Mrs.
An Nm Duncan: Mrs ". Dain Va. Mrs e.
David O. Mills; N-s p p Thcrpson rs,
Mrs @. B. stsnwlx: Mrs. +. Damrau va,
Mrs III Lowenthal: Mrs. T. Well vs.. Miss
syc- Mrs.. f.=-=7a - SITS Louis II.
fsrduahar: Miss Helene Pollak VS. winner 81
Hrsch vs. winners Of @1s. week.-Mrs. Mrs NsS.
house match; Mrs. G. B. Mcwilliams VS.. Mrs.
Percy Wnbourn.
The Summaries:
Mems Singles First "Reminiscences RsAt.
K Kan detected Dean Mathey by defsult: g
ls-lA; IS; George schOeppf defeated i,si Fouis,,
default; Harold ThrOckmorton defeated
Charles Chambers, ga Sc: Percy Kynsstou
ner dsfeated wiIra@ ' zaSSstis Ss de = Gard
Second Round-E. Hendrichson defea ted
atss q seA NJ s y detsult nsO Hrmsn De
R.J. sO%%eI defs.ted Dudley %arsSaii. a
\ Dass Ea%sRS ps SsssstS S., .Ssi
t:i:s 1: ESuSssq ~ Is-s Rel asS ss
" sls Spatlh uelealed Milton SODPr. 60
81; W. R, Hathaway defeated Bassfard "A
- 50 SO; Ralph De Mott defeated n
%oSdiord' Ia So; ccsmo Farguhar de-
Van viist defested s. Kashio. ga 81; Fred u
Anderson. Jr, defeated Fred Anderson. ST.
Carry , sy default; 4 H@snn defeated
defested Alan Behr, ga :" rs. Hs III
ThrOctmorton defested W H. RuTton. s~i
81; Percy Kynaston defeated A Gowan
Eenthsier BY defaulti Jay Anderson defeated
Q. NJ Mackie. 60. -: n g. Benedict de-.
1eafed Arthur shaw bv default: ConmsnSar
Gin defestef T"al"'- vsnHeventer hF default
,@"--'H Emerson defeated 8. r. Palmer, is
So; r flewitt defeated Bry, SIS G-S
Third RouDd-Ingn Hrrtman defeated e n
HendrichFon By detsult; r. J. somuner IL,
1saied Georse sroesbecl. Ga. s-s. 60: Kirl,
Reid defeated Edmund Dcsnoes. 60. 60: n