New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-11

light was the victory of Holcor be
Ward and Dwight F. Davis, who hello
the national doubles title more thar
fifteen years ago, over the British Isles
Davis Cup team of Maxwell Woosnan
and 0. c. Turnbull by score of @
SIS Both the veterans were wearing
broad grins the rest Of the day. and
they still wore them even after Norris
williams and Watson Washburn had
defeated them by score OF IS, IS
In the following round.
Both mems and womens singles
reached the semi-tinal round, the win
ners in the first event being r .chards
6--3. g.; William NJ. Johnston. Of
California. who eliminated Dean
Mathey at 6-4. 81; Woosnam. who
defeated Robert kinsey at 81, Ga
and Williams, who conquered +. Cor
don Lowe, OF England, at So. Ct
Miss Bancroft a Victim
The winners in the women's singles
we're Mrs. Marion zinderstein Jes-
sup, who vanquished Miss Leslie Ban
croft at s., SIS; Mrs. Molla Blur
stedt Mallory who put out Miss Mer-
tina Bayard by score Of 81, 81;
Miss Goss. who defeated Miss Wills
at 60, 4-6. 60, and Miss Mary X.
Browne, Of California, who defeated
Miss Margaret Grove, of New York, by
. score Of 6-3. 81. all these being
tkird-round matches.
On Friday afternoon at o'clock Mrs.
Jessup and Mrs. Mallory will fight it
out for the final bracket in the top
half and at o'clock Miss Goss and
Miss Browne will play in the ether
semi-fnal match. Both of these should
produce quite the finest womens ten
mis- shown this season.
Richards and Johnston will meet in
their semihnal match at $3.50 O'Clock
tomorrow and Woosnam and Williams
will take the court at 2:45 o'clock. The
final will be played on Friday after
noon, with the Davis Cup committee on
the side lines, watching every move
OF the three contenders for places on
the team that will defend the inter-
national trophy at the West Side Ten
mis- Club next month.
Howard Kinsey caught Richards COM
pletely off guard at the start of their
match, and before the junior champion
realized it, he was trailing at o.. At
this stage Richards tried to make a
stand. but it was too late. Kinsey was
playing at the top of his game, placing
his swift drives far down in Richards's
court and following in behind his fore
Ing shots to smother returns
The New York boy seemed timid
about stroking the ball and his volley-
Ing shots were soft and slow, so that
Kinsey had plenty of time to close in
and finish matters. After being COM
pletely outplayed in this set. however.
Richards steeled himself and went
after the second and third grimly. He
specded up on all his shots and began
" orce the net position for brilliant
sessions of low volleying, and once he
sad hit his stride, Kinsey's chances
OF working sensational upset dwindled
fast
Johnston Looking Fit
Johnston looked more fit and keen
this afternoon against Mathey than al
any time since I have seen him this
season. The former champion was get
ting great speed and pace on his ground
strokes and his overland vollevs were
perfection. After making a game stand
IN the first act, Mathey was helpless
against the Californian's furious at
.ecS and one game was all he was able
70 pull out OF the melee.
Williams thoroughly enjoyed his
wen A<OWt, LOT MS Martina
shots were hitting the. lines with mar
veious precision and he did not show
=, real weakness in any department
.ne British veterans fine steadiness
lson oackcorrt, his beautifully executed
sno accurate oackhand and all mis- in
eefhseIonai experience on the courts.
were OF no avail against the Williams of
To-Day, and Lowe went down to defea I
oy score Of 80. 81.
,..ine match between Miss Goss and
Kiss wills attracted the major por-
non OF tire gallery in the morning SEES
sloh OF play. Miss Goss won the open
ing get handily enough at So. Her
ground strokes were full of speed and
paee ana her volleying good. In the
second set however, the little Califor-
nan electrified the gallery by outpiay-
eleanly. '0''NeN 0ppoiei''
Az was a remarkable picture to see
.his child, the personihcation of cool
ness ana eif-possession, charging the
nss ana there ca ming her points by
ssp.snold voileylng and clean-cut over
asso pay. her backhand shots across
Svo ,t were also scoring frequently over
niss Joss, who was caught out Of
position When Miss Wills had
squared the match by taking the set
a. . the gallery gave her great
Miss Coss Keysins Control
-. rs" zen they came out for the third
'"lss toss had regained her control
; sna confidence and she forged RAPIDLY
-. .ss' ene ieae, hitting strongly both eff
wss s,oVhd and overhead, while Miss
MS fa,tered and piled up errors.
p,s. a. mallory, Mrs. Jessnp and Miss
s'~hs were all going at very close 10
wy aorm today and should De ready
gre Of their best in the serni-6nal
"asenes on Friday.
Ine summarizes:
t,oa, ,s''ga. Invitation. mems singles
"a he-ars Kins~y O. ' sa ncI ~,
&c n Johnston defeated Dear I,,tna
xtrssv Max Woosnan defeated Pobsr;
ess.s,.d c.a 81 r. Sorris Williams "a
wsrs 90 1o1nlss fsecead ound}--Holconbe
woosn~n Dm'sns Davis defeated Max
$50 n Wa.s y. q ~ Turnbuli, e.
Ho~s.e ron Do Tnrenre and John v.
Jsnsss IL -; fhifip Seer aud
yaa psvens ss 'sfea'sd Lud'owT and phiiip
80 'ers Kinsey defeated ssfn',~I 5fs "a"
mid na'1 ros. rrenss~sn. 50. So.
Z Eoryls w WI. Ma's.n 81: washburn and
~ snd Dwight r. Davfr nv
Dss. ssnr ana Theodore n pm d.,@s,ed
~ s~saey and Leonard Beekrnan, S-~s,
Hsr.sn,ns' H.. sfnsiss .rhira round)-~Mrx.
Lsssa. 1.nctsstsin T4esaD 1sfeatsd @j@s
Estin "~he r. So. 81; Mrs. FRANKLIN
~. 10; kiss Eieanor Go r de fS@1.
Msry zen wills - - & M{s.
orsye, s''~ns defeated Miss Margsret
nsgsn e;en.. asso.ss lthisd roundJ Miss
cs3s ae,a .sssnAsa9 ann Yrs BenJania "