New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-29

iHooH' me- draw 1Or the VcteraN5'
and father and son events will be an
nounced at the club on Monday.
Mr.. Adee and Julian S Myrick, presi-
dent of the United States Lawn Tennis
Association, after consultation with
the tournament committee, have ar
ranged the following schedule Of
matches for Mondays play:
At / p NJ
marte-R Il. McClavc. No. 4; p. L. James
r. Dana, No. 5. X. u. Fisher-R L.
saggs. No 6; f; Basian-T: NJ. DAY. No.
3. Benedict No 10; H. sachs-A. Morgan.
No. II " w Ingraham-M sopsr. No: IL,
Nicholl-W. G. Toussaint. No. a. NJ. Yer
non-F. A. Fall. No. is; ID. Obear-L. W.
Knox No: IS; e. r. Appleby-V. B. Ravens,
No. II; John Dudley-D. P. Robinson. No.
Is; II. r. Hathaway-J. G. Mckay. No. 10:
j. HennesseyV. r. Hoclslneyer, No. 90:
II l; Bowman-A W Merriam No 21;
w. NJ. FischerS. V. Brubans, No. %; II.
Nickerson-W. Festiner. No. 49,
AT 2. NJ.
F.. 7. Hunter-R. N. Williams. Court No.
2; j. p. Adoue-N. Niles. No. 4; T3. c.
Wright-M. Allen. No 3; NJ Johnston Carl
Fischer, No. 6; Roland Robcrts-c. A..
Major. No. Z; Samuel Hardy-W. J. Gallon,
No. 8; r. c. Sea bury-M. 7. Ackerland. No.
.; A. Hcaly-L; Bcel<man. No. TO- J: W.
Biddle-A. l.; Bruneau. No: ~: +. Oelsner-
n G Kelehcr No. 13; w. Wesbrool r. d.
R RI No Il; J. D. Ewing-F, c. lnman.
No 16; A. J. Cawse-C. j. Griffin. no II:
W Fl Botsford-H. Parsons NO. IS; r. NJ.
kirkland Ralph Burdc1. No. 10; !. c.
Donaldson-H. Norton, 40. 90; Il. Il.
O Boyle-P. L. Kynaston No 81; \. d.
Mamme ct, t-E: $. Chase, No. %; Fred Amber
AT 4:3o P. NJ
W. f. Davis-T. r. Pell. Court No. !
w. r. TiIden-I;. p. Rice, No. 4. '. Rich
1TdS A. Th raGSfF N1 xd R01sTt s ROY
HALF. c. Bags, No. 7; a. 1ler-Wallace
F. Johnson; No. $; Allan J Lowrey W. l..
10; J. Weber Paul Martin, No. II; H. II.
o9stendorf- Com. W. s. Anderson, No. y;
liam Rosenbaum- r. b, Alexander No Is:
n. l.. Nehring-S. r. Voshell, No. TO- j. p.
Stockton-G S. Garland, No. u: r. G.
SeaVer-F. T. Anderson, No. 49, l.. e
Mahan-P. A. Vanneman jr., No. 49, 2.
yandcventer-W; " Bqrrll, No 20: 6. A.
1, bon n, l. L. w w. Fishsr 60 ~ \
Bull-E. w. Peaslee, No. %: l.. Vande-
vcnter-Dr. b. f. Drake, Court to be as
sgned).
All contestants are notified that they
must report at the referees desk
promptly, and those not present within
their matches will be defaulted. Com
petitors also are requested to report
at the referees desk before leaving the
grounds to receive assignments for
the next days play.
In connection with the championship
Mr. Myrick made an announcement Of
the associations attitude toward the
title that will be determined. This
tournament is for the singles cham
pionship of the United States,' he said
land so far as the association is con-
cerned the only title that will be de-
termincd is the one just mentioned
Since Mr.. Tilden's notable victory at
Wimbledon he has been acclaiWed as
the worlds champion by reason of
the fact that such a title was awarded
perpetualy to England by the Inter
Irrational Lawn Tennis Federation. tG
be played in conjunction with the Eng
lish championship, the event which Mr.
Tilden won.
Seeing that the United States is
not a member of the federation because
it opposes this perpetual award Of {
championship to any country, it can
not in justice claim that one Of Its
players holds the worlds Champion
ship. No matter whether an American
won or lost at Wimbledon, the posi-
ton of the United States Lawn Tennis
Association must be the same, in fair
ness to all concerned. and it woulC
b. particularly sportsmanlike for Us
to claim the title when an American
won the tournament in question.
"The attitude, of course, does no
detract from the credit due to Mr.
Tilden for his fine victory, won agains
the best players of the leading tennis
nations Since the Davis Cup team
won the right to challenge Australia
for the cup, and since they will al
be playing at Forest Hills, it may alsC
be said with entire truth that the win
ner of this championship will doubt
less be considered the best player il
the world this year. The world
singles championship is not at stake
however, so far as the United State
Lawn Tennis Association is concerned
in its management of this tourna
ment."
Special train service has been ar
ranged by the Long Island Railroad
the running time from the Pennsyl
vania Terminal to Forest Hills beint
about fifteen minutes. Trains leave a
follows 1925 a. M, IL noon, 1913
p. M, 1881. lip, 1870, 2:06, 2:3C
300, 3:18, 3:45, 4:06, APO. Return
ing, trains leave Forest Hills at 2:
p. NJ, 3:l6, 3:49, AIS, 5:O4, 5:46, ell
6:32, 700.
Passengers for Far Rockaway, Oyste
Bay Hampstead, Wading Rive
branches and Montauk Division sta
tons between Babylon and Speonk vii
leave Forest Hills at 5:29 p. m
changing at Jamaica.
During the tournament train "a
from Hampstead, Far Rockaway an
Port jefferson branches Will stop a
Forest Hills at 1:43 p. n.