New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Fordha111 Youth
Downs Harvard
PLAYER, 60, o.
r;nsmann and Bearman
Reach Final Round in
the Boys Clash To-day
By Fred Hawthorne

y;nssnt Richards. of Fordham Uni
.,s;tv. the playing-through cham
.;on. william NJ. Aydelotte, of Horace
Mann School; Harry Pickells, of Flush
80 High School, and Jerry Lang. the
y { 4. L. G c'.smpion, gained the semi
.,al round brackets in the singles
-,s.erday in the national indoor junior
.ssmpionship lawn tennis tournament,
,he 1th Regiment Armory.
IN the boys championship singles
william Einsmann. unattached, and
asrber. Bearman, of Townsend Harris
s.bool. reached the final round. They
ill meet this morning at 10 o'clock
..r the championship. The two semi
nal round matches in the junior sin
,les will also start at that hour, with
,ss final round match scheduled for
c-moryow.
IN the junior doubles event four
.,sms reached the semi-fnal round
brackets. as follows: Einsmann and
ssker. Glore and Kuhn, Richards and
YcHugh and Tucker and Aydelotte.
these teams Will meet in the order
,smed at o'clock this afternoon.
Work Far From Impressive
Richards won, as we all expected
would be the case, but his work yes
.srdav was far fror impressive. The
vo1thful champion acted as though he
iscsed interest in his work against
7arke Cummings, the Harvard Cniver-
qtv representative. and although he
.ook the match in straight sets at 60,
- Richards play was ragged at times.
Had Cummings been able to take adj
4sntage Of many OF the openings tha.
the champion LETT in lis court, he
night Well have caused Richards al
s!nds OF trouble.
imagine that young Aydelotte, the
California youth. Will extend the title
older 4 bit more and force him to
saow us some Of that dazzling volley-
ins and placing that have raised
Richards 10 the prominent position ne
lew occupies ia American lawn tennis.
ihe very fact that Avdelotte hits
-ie ball hard on every shot and con-
duets MS court campaign with the
Characteristic dash that we have come
"a associate with players from the
Pacific Coast Is calculated 70 bring
as. some o. Richards reserve
..sength. Let Us hope so. at any rate.
Aydelot.e, whose playing all through
.8e tournament has been surprisingly
GOOD. put out a. L. Hopkins, Of Yale
niysrsity Yesterday. the sets going at
3, 6-'. The Californian went at
work with 2 vim, smashing when
lobs came t. him. making fine use
se'ete service aud forcing the
eVe.v ou~ortunity.
Spiri'od Assault Wins
- wes not able 70 With star
saf tl as~ault, ard Ardelot.e
sAe. 80 tNe winning noirts
rs sfot ,azt caught tho
se s't o. o. position = Avda-
its Us rls nerve today and
- ards under sGll he's
are likely = see ne &c
ee- -rNls o. me tournament.
la F'a -erf'rHcd his hcedV plag
tTo days OF he toarn4v
.tr1. 'l-.cu against arthur
s.- S. asseg a . -. It wqe'tNo
7-a Washington HIGH School .a1's
- u -0re mis- open -rs and trar
2 Lace TIE BAIL roatly IN the SPOT
t- oTe-coa RI. es Torts % co,ne
l-are nae 'eafnei s game against
der piayers than himself, and his
,sG saoFs the hsaea. ct this school
<. Ire local eac3.hoy champion
axe matter very coo.iy at al times.
sylng upon netao4ical play rather
an spectac1,sr s1ots TO accomplish
is ends.
P'ckelis. who came NJ from Flushing
-''s u,sar ae1- aas heen cleaviag 4
.a-- '7Here t-a aaai bracket II I'm
'fessiYe tie Yesterday he continued
as uninterrupted march with q straigh.
II 'ctory over yoHng John J. Tucker.
no hai's from .he Wcse Side Tennis
20 Of forest -lllls.
P.>.e,.a = ~ -'reccle on his