Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
RICHMOND PLAYER GIVEN
MENTION BY COMMITTEE
Tennis Body Ranks Miss Penelope
Anderson Eighth in List.
Richards Leads Juniors.
fspccial to Tho Times Dispatch. !


three cities ana eleven States are
represented among the siAty-nyc
juniors who have been accorded
places on the lis; complied by Vii
liam T. Tilden and Paul w. Gibbons.
in charge Of the junior ranking for
the United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation. Twenty boys and ton girls
also arc ranked.
Their rcpor; says,
In submitting this report yo,r
committee realizes that moro IL no
oasis in actual results for :nc place
meht or for example, the best Junior
In Cleveland. as compared with INN
81 me junior with The hest record
perhaps in the Northwest. and ihnt
ms same lack Of opportunity III
nE,niS inietscctional comrnrisons
unta!nS IN "a nunbcr of instances. YET
"hcle one Junior is RANKED from :,
seCtl"n or tennis center. he has
r' n.,e" !, IN tournament play, and i'm
numerous instances WHERE NOR. ,b.,,
one DoE IS ranked from a .-ivrn .nn
ms center We have ample records To-
:uSt!iE The sequence of those from
The changes in the yulc. 49,,
otncr helpiul Influences OF Tho CO..,
H!itee Tor the DEVELOPMENT of i,.njnr
stj,,S "'in Giris tennis, which greatly
.,, "'a tSu play among the juniors
ana resulted in more sections ht. m},,is
represented in The national ,.C',,,
ntvnnnin. gave your committee an or.
me relative ability Of tho iuIinrs Gt
t,nose sections sending their hoyS :,
ForcSt Eiii- '"SS 70
Mr.. Fiiden on his trim ,nro,ch ,bo
west personally guaged ;bs i,,i -,
o; these juniors coming i,rJ,, 80,
non as compared with thns.
~ 'AG East with whose STANDARD ~
Pray no was familiar ~
Il
.'.i"..S tne young players Sy.H
1919 II Dc done by "a less technical |
ei, th"n is applied to senior
'Nrmmts' me report continues:
TOUR committee feels thar 5.sn;.
lhs la"t that thcr. arc no aC-,,.,'. !
suits 10 show that Charles ~, !
,resem, IS better than KteI Boyd. ihir- |
tE-scNen, because they huvp IN. ~,
e" each other the mere fs., ,t,S,,,N:
l.aSt two outstanding uiavrrs in .,,,r
OF twcn;y-thrcc tennis r.n..rs 49,,
.isted IN national rarEing shoIi6 |
serve as an incentive 10 tho it,r3,,Is
and boys IN every scc.inr, CE''UI.
.nted states 70 Win placement r.,
future rankings" !"
The rankings Of ;he leaders in each
y,,c National ,!'''I, Junior thanking.
SrHo!d " Jones. prov.deucr II
eH'S" 1oShIkawa. san Vraucisco
Il |. Godshan san francisco. cal
". w in5raham. Providence. Il. +
tnarIeS W watson, Sd, phi!aisi
Mtie Ml,ier, rblsderphla. "a
IA!A2 bct:ens, san rrangIr-p cal
=. l.. II !neElcy. san Ea,no.sco. cal,
Louis DALEY. Eas, Orange y /
Charles Wood, N.w YORK. y. y
mr!c Wood. Ph.lanalp,!a. Pa
v: Smith; san Franchise, Gal
i,shGore W..ioTlnan, Portland ore. |
ROBERT -. !!arNer Spokane. Wash |
4
- James J.. Fatquhar, Sew York \
W\i,i,l!iamn Einsmann. New York. X Y.
Nell sullivan. rhilaGrlphiI r.,
Fred Haas. WashncjoN. d .
kuuGt Nichols. Boston Macs
y Arthur lngraham, il, Providence. /
Meredith W Jones, Providence. \ !
Frank Donovan Detroit. Mich
Edward Murphy, Portland. ore.
Mitchell Smith
nhia. Pa.
Henry Noer. Portland. ore.
~, Girls Ranking.
p. MISS Louise Dixon, Philadelphia.
Miss Helen Sewel, Philadelphia. pa
MISS Mary iicatCu. Greenwich CON,
\ Miss Martha I. Bayard, Shor, iii.
Miss Brenda rea~rom. ,nuna.o.
Miss Katherine p6f,ef.' PAlaaeplhia
Miss Ceres Baker, sou,n Orange.
" Miss Penelope Anderson, Richmond.
Mss Virginia Carpenter. rhfladei-
Miss Ann Fpner. BOSTON, uasy