The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19
.KUMAGAE ADVANCES
INTO SEMI-FINALS
japanese Expert Eliminates
Frank Anderson in Singles
of Terrace Club Tourney.

Ichiya Kumagae. the Japanese tennis
expert, who Is ranked among the first
ten best players in the United States,
yesterday advanced into the semi-final
round of the Brooklyn championship
singles on the courts of the Terrace Club
OF Flatbush. The Jap entered the round
before the final by disposing of Frank
Anderson, the metropolitan Junior title
holder, in the fifth round in two sets at
Go, 6-3.
Anderson. who last winter came within
an ace OF beating w. T. Tilden, Jr., in
semi final match of the national indoor
championship tournament proved no
match for the speedy Kumagae. In the
flrst set the Brooklyn youth was unable
to win a single game. 80 accurate was
the Japanese with his forehand drive
and court covering. In this set Kuma-
gaze scored 20 points to Anderson's IL.
In the second set Anderson flashed
a little of his real form and with the
aid of a long back court shot was able
to win three of the nine games played to
decide this set. Anderson started of
we'll in this set. but by degrees weak
ened. Kumagae in this set garnered
twenty-six points, while Anderson scored
sixteen. Kumagae played in perfect
form yesterday. He should have no
difficulty In reaching the final round. 1t
is expected that Howard Voshell and
Kumagae will fight 1t out for the title
in the ANAL
schoolboys Reach Final.
Mortimer Bernstein, the De Witt Gin
ton High School star, indoor Metropolitan
boys champion. earned the right to meet
Thomas Van Kuyck of the Terrace Club
for the boys championship. He ellmi-
mated Jerry Lang of Morris High in a
aemi-anal match by 11-13, e., 6-4.
The final match will be played this af-
.crnoon at 4 o'clock. Yesterdays match
was nip and tuck all the way with both
boys executing good shots. After the
first set. which went to the Morris High
lad, Bernstein settled down and won two
straight sets.
In the fourth round Of the mems 8.
Howard Voshell. The Bronx and Metro
politan champion easily beat Allen Behr.
The champion won in straight sets at
GO. 81. The doubles got under way
yesterday with six pairs advancing into
the second round. The summaries:
BROOKLYN championship Singles: Third
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feated II. p. Oakley, rs. 90. 6-3: @
A. L. Dionne defeated A. Healy. Ga.
81; Dr. II. Morgenthaler defeated Lieut..
Peter Ball, e-l. Sc.
Fourth Rounds. Howard voshel de-
fe"'"d Allen Behr. Ga. 6-1; Fred An
60 son, Jr.. defeated A. Hammett, 7-5.
~; 8. Kashio defeated L. shumway.
e-S, 60; Ichiyia Kumasse defeated g.
A. L. Dionns, 60, 6-3.
Fifth Round-Ichiyia Kumagas defeated
Frank Anderson. 60, 6-s.
Junior Championship. Third Round-M.
Macksoud defeated r. Gittler. 6-S, Is.
H. Brunie defeated Thomas Moore, l0-S.
is.
Seminal Round-Cecil Donaldson de-
feated Steve Schlessinger. o-6. 81. "a.
Boys Championship, Semi-fnal Round
M. Bernstein defeated Jerry Lang.
l1-l3. "a, "a.
Brooklyn Championship Doubles. First
Round-Huertsel and Donaldson. Sr., de-
feated Kahn and Lahine. SIS. 60. 6-3;
Anderson and Morgenthaier defeated NIL
Ter. and Murphy. 81, SIS: J. Anderson
Miller. 6-1. 81; Moorehead and How
ell defeated Kashio and partner by
default; Roberts and Reimerr defeated
Macksoud and partner by default; Rodgers
and Brunie defeated Schlesinger by de-
fault.
Second Round-Roberts and Reimerr de.
| feated Rodgers and Brunie. e-l, S-s.