The New York herald., 1921-07-04
Binzen Is Easy Winner
in North Side Tennis
Former Title Holder Defeats
Jerry Lang, 6-1, 6-1.

With all courts busy from before noon
until dark, nearly three-score matches
we're disposed of in the North Side ten
mis- championship on the courts of the
University Heights Tennis Club yester-
day. Although 1t was uncomfortably
hot, the contestants readily agreed to
play two and in some cases three
matches. and the tournament moved
along rapidly on that account Eleven
players reached the fourth round. among
them DR.. George King. Elliott II. Bin
zen. Kenneth d. Fisher and James d.
Ewing.
Bnzen. former titleholder. who Is
favored by many to come through to
the final scored with surprising ease
over Jerry Lang. one of the most prom
ising of the local junior players. The
latter was unable to take more than
one game in each set, BinZen's general
ship and alert volleying proving too
much for him. Kenneth Fisher was lead
ing Armand /. Bruneau ID in the
third set when the latter exhausted by
the heat, found It impossible TO con-
tinue Another who had to retire on
account of the relentless sun was c. L.
Baylis, who after taking the first set
from Edgar Dawson at 6--1 dropped ten
games in a row.
DR.. George King defeated S. E. Palmer
and John Whyte with the loss of very
few games and looms as a dangerous
contender. Other winners were Charles
Chambers, Albert J. Ostendorf and Dr
Leslie V. Robinson. Ostendorf elimi-
mated George G. Moore after two close
sets, Chambers disposed of Stephen ".
Brubans and DR.. Robinson won from
William NJ. Fischer by the narrowest OF
margins in a long three set tussie. The
summary:
North Side Championship Mems Singles
First round-H. p. Ewing defeated +; p.
Adams. 6--3 6-1: 7. lie Gros defeated j.
J. Derwin. ~. e-l J, W. MerseresS sob,es- ee-
singer defeated T. Leightner by default; I;
c. l.. Baylis defeated A. Il. Procaska. 10-s;
9mS; H. NJ Bripkerhoff defea1eG es,a1sor, rSsl Ssl
feated o. Humphries. G-1. e-1; W.. NJ.
Fischer defeated A. II. Frey, 6-1, 50;
DR.. L.. V. Robinson defeated II. w; Heee, s
n. W. Ruxton ca, 81. 6-2; F. d.
Powers defeated w. r. Burgess. 6-1. 60;
Charles Chambers defeated Dr.. l.: Biooln'
6-2. 5-7, 1913: r. ". Lake defeated Q. A.
Smith. 60. 60; DR.. Hymans defeated r.
MSssrs ssissiaa Era Ira se:cSmas e Sn%es & p hTng S
Edward Rogers won from =. l.. kynaston
by default.
Pierce. e-s. sc; Charles NJ, Wood. Jr.
defeated Paul Goold. 60. 6-i: X. NJ. Fisher
defeated John Whitbeck. 60, e.; A. l..
Bruneau defeated DIR. b. f. Drake, 3--6
81, e-3: Jerry Lang defeated II. d. Ewing,
CO, OF: T. LIE Gros defeated w. w. Burr.
6-2, Go; l.. w. Knox defeated Sherman
Hall. ca. 6-2; Adolph Bennett defeated
II. Wiseltier. 8-2. 1f-9; J. w. Merscreau
defeated A. Schiessinger. e.. 6-3; Il. +.
Dawson defeated Sigmund Spaeth, 6-f. e-4
G. L.. Baylis defeated H.. NJ. Brinkerhoff.
g.. 6-4; A ]. ostendorf defeated George
G. Moore. Jr., SIS. 6-i; DR.. Leslie v.
SO. O.: Charles Chambers defeated S. V.
Brubans. 6-2. 6-4: II. V. Lake defeated
Dr. Hyrnans. 6-1. 6-2: James ID. Ewing.
Jr.. won from Edward Rogers by default;
Joseph Fox defeated W. s. Pearce. g. o,
Go; c. II. Names defeated A. Z. Peter
son. 6-f, G-3: John Whyte defeated r. p.
Winfield. g.. e.: DR.. George King de-
feated s. E. Palmer. 6--1, 6-1; S. G.. Kelly
defeated II. Il. Burroughs, 6-1, c-3; George
s. Groesbeck defeated G. Baker, e., G-2
A. W. Thomas won from J. y. Kelly by de-
fault Harry Galbralth defeated T. u. Keen.
G-3. 81. Go.
Third Round-Jack Wright defeated II. J.
Wilcox. Ga, 60 Harry Sachs defeated
J. +. Nikonow. Sc. rs; DIR. David Mitchell
defeated Charles NJ; Wood. Jr, g.. 81;
4-e. e.. 10. defaulted; Elliott n: Binzen
son defeated c. L. Baylis. Ia CO. 30.
defaulted: James D. Ewing. Jr. defeated
r. v. Lake. 6-3, O.: Joseph Fox defeated
c. II. Names. 60. 60; DR.. George King
defeated John whyte. 81, 8-2; L. o.
Desnoes defeated George s. Groesbeck. G-1.
G-4: Harry Galbraith defeated A. w.
Thomas, o.. o-2.