New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04
Upsets Galore
Mark Nassau
Net Contests
Voshell, Former Champion,
Is Eliminated in the Sec
ond Round by VA han

GLEN COVE, N. Y, July 3.-More
than one upset marked the playing OF
the Nassau Country Clubs annual in
vitation lawn tennis tournament to-day
on the turf courts, S. Howard Voshell
former national indoor champion, being
eliminated by lyle E. Mahan in the
second round of the singles. while in
the third round Frederick C. Baggs, of
the West Side Tennis Club, defeated
Harry G. Johnson, of Boston, by a score
bracket in the round before the semi
final.
Walter Merrill Hall, former metro
politan title holder, reached into the
semi-fnal round by defeating NJ. T
Ackerland at 6-3, CO. Hall will meet
the winner of the match between Dean
Mathey and Vincent Richards in the
struggle to gain the final bracket in
the lower half. Seven survivors were
left in the singles when play ended to-
day.
The heat was factor in the defeat
Nof Voshell, who was forced to quit in
the third set of his match with Mahan,
when the score stood at 7-5, 4-6,
3-all. Voshell has not shown any
thing like his real tennis form since
his accident last spring, and it was evil
dent this afternoon that he is still far
from what he used to pe. After the
tall Mahan had forced him to TIE limit
in the first two sets, slnothering many
of Voshell's returns by good volleylng
and smashing, the latter squared the
match at 3-all in the third set and
then declared the heat was too much
for him, thus accepting defeat at Ma
hams hands.
Baggs, q veteran, used his chop
strokes to good advantage against that
other veteran, Harry C. Johnson, i'm
proving as the match progressed. Dean
Mathey had terrific match with Theo-
dore r. Pell before he could win at
13-11, 6-3. 1t was Mathews ability
to reach the net position quickly that
won for him. Vincent Richards, metro
politan title holder, reached the fourth
round by his defeat of Clarence c. Pen,
national racquet title holder, the sets
going at 81, 81.
The summaries follow:
Second round--Manfred Goldman de-
feated c. NJ. Shipway, Is. ct. Lyle
Us. 1t, 3--s and default Harry c.
Johnson defeated Philip Nandeventer. Go,
GO. Dean Mathey defeated Joseph L.
Werner, 6-3. 6-l. Vincent Richards won
from Hunt Dickinson by default. Clarence
c. Pell won from Ednund Levy by de-
FAULT. Harry Crane won from Wallace
Bates by default.
Third round-Wat son NJ. Washburn de-
feated Manfred Goldman IS, 6--2. Lyle
E. Mahan defeated Alfred d. Hammett
j. 60. Sc. Frederick c. Baggs de-
feated Harry c. Johnson, 1t, 6--4, Ga.
Dean Mathey defeated Theodore r. Pell
1911, 6-3 Vincent Richards defeated
Clarence c. Peus6--l. 6--1. Walter Mer-
Fourth round-Walter NJ. Hall defeated
NJ. Thomas Ackerland, 6-3. g.
Doubles (frst round -Watso NJ. Wash
burn and Dean Mathey defeated NJ. T.
Ackerland and Walter L. Pate. Ct 6-1
Harry c. Johnson and Leonard Beekman
defeated Joseph L. Werner and e T.
Herndon, SIS 7--o. Ralph L. Paggs and
Henry II. Bassford defeated Clarence C.
Pell and Theodore R. Pell, 6--3 Sc, Ct
Charles M. Bull jr. and Lyle e. Mahan
defeated $. Howard Noshel and Frederick
c. Baggs, 6 S. c.. Ludlow Van
deventer and Philip Vandeventer defeated
Herbert Vail and Edgar T. Appleby, ca
ards defeated c. NJ. Subway and Hunt
Dickinson, 6-4, Go. V. T. Chambers and
William Rosenbaum won from Wallace
hates and Edmund Levy by default Ichiya
kumagae and Beale c. Wright defeated G.
A. L. Dionne and Manfred Goldman, So.
e.
Second round-watson M washburn and
and Leonard Beekman 3--6. Go, 6-s.
J. Kumagae and Beals C. Wright defeated
Y. T. Chambers and William Rosenbau1n,
7-5, Ga.