New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-26


vsshburn, the American Davis c
bracket this afternoon IN the mems
lawn tennis tournament. on the turf
It Chestnut Hill. by defeating will
of California, by a score of 6-S, g.
fnal round.
Tomorrow afternoon at s:15 o'clock,
william, 7. Tilden and Vincent Rich
ards. former holders OF the title, VIII
slsv Robert ~ and Howard Kinsey,
~ California, IT, the semi-fnal round,
and the winning team in this match
sill meet Williams and Washburn for
n. title on Saturday afternoon.
Four youth went into the 'semi-hnal
round. in the national junior cham
oiouship singles. the winners being
Norton Bernstein. OF New York; Ar
nold ". Jones, Of Providence: Vincent
Richards. Of New York, and Harry COT
sn. OF Pennsylvania. They will meet
IN that order tomorrow morning for
tho players in the final round. with
:he championship title to be played for
On Saturday.
McGirn in Boys Final
Two teams also reached the semi
Anal round in the junior doubles, and
ore pair went into the final bracket.
One PLAYER gained his place in the
Anal round Of the boys singles, namely,
little Tommy McGlinn, who defeated
David OLoughlin at 6-1, IL, this
morning. in the lower semi-fnal
bracket. George Lott ard Julius Sag
lowsky reached the semi-fnai round
in the upper half.
]. D. T. Jones, Of Providence, and
Arthur Ingraham won the veterans
national doubles championship by de-
feating Frederick G. Anderson and DR..
T. ". Stephens at 81, 6-3, in the
final round
The semi-final round brackets in the
national championship mixed doubles
were also filled to-day. The surviving
combinations were: Mrs, Molla Blur
ssedt Mallory and W. T. Tilden I'd, Mrs.
Nay Sutton Bundy and Robert N. Kin
sew Miss Mary K Browne and William
u. Johnston and Mrs. Frank I. Godfrey
and Maxwell Woosnam, the British
Davis Cup captain. The teams will
play in the seml-final round N that
order tomorrow afternoon e. 5:1o
o'clock.
In the women's special invitation sim
gles Miss Browne reached the final
round by defeating Miss Leslie Ban
| ii -. IS, in a match that saw the
great little Californian forced to her
fastest pace in the opening set Miss
Bancroft was driving beautifully, not
snlv getting splendid depth on hey
sro1nd strokes, but also holding fine
ontrol. 1t was dangerous for Miss
rowne to rush the net indiscrisninate-
against the sharp-shooting returns
= the local girl, and the former ma
enal champion was careful to pick
her opening before she ventured to
cicze quarters.
Miss Browne Takes Lead
Even so, in the first set Miss Ban
.roft, keeping her returns low, pre-
vented her opponent from bringing her
formidable overhead game into use,
sad also scored frequently on passing
saoss, both down the sides and across
court. Fully aroused to the realization
mat she would have to work for every
point, Miss Browne keyed her game
up 10 is top notch, and after the games
Aad reached 5-all, she forged into the
cad, bringing off several brilliant
ew volleys at SUCH sharp angles that
Mss Bancroft could rot get into posi-
;son quickly enough to head off the
ball.
In the second set the Boston star
I'D not relax her efforts in the slight
sss, out Mss Browne became better as
ne match wore on, and the best Miss
Bancroft could do was to get three
games.
Mrs. Nay Sutton Bundy, the other
:amo1s California woman star, de-
.eated Miss Eleanora Sears, Of Bos-
~, By score Of 6-l, 6--2, in the
seurth round, ard tomorrow morning
're viii face Miss Edith Sigourney
another OF the Lonewood set, in the
SEM -linal round. The winner will
pay Mss Browne in the final round
sn Saturday.
AFs. Bundy's ground strokes held
90 much power, and her placing was
100 deadly 10 allow Miss Sears, con-
Sammate court general that she is, to
ge1 more than three games in the two
Johnston Beaten on Service
The largest and most enthusiastic
Sal-ery Of the week was on hand this
erHoon when Williams and Wash
s1fn ana Johnston and Davis came out
y couft and began 20 warm up. Davis
Sssgsr the service, followed in turn By
nliams, Johnston and Washburn.
rae hrst break n service came in the
seYentn game. when Johnston lost his
zane, but due in large part to errors
~ ~ DAVIS, Who fubbed returns that
= lts'ans and Washburn played TO his
.ss' As tne Californian tried to get
2 s.ose quarters az the net.
IN. sae maten vas squared again. how
s-s n the eighth game, when Wash
ssrn dropped hiz own service 1t love p
zn.s marked the only time in the
@a'eh that Washburn was broken
.a'oagh. Refa riding the match from
~. =, hr'ga, the New York man
naxsd the best tennis Of the four, al
..,D1gn tnefe were plenty Of occasions
tss@en re "As outshonc By the other
"hdafns was The next man to drop
e. sefTice game, this happening n the
.s~steenth and last game of the Get.
- sEhcara lost the final point by
,sss-ssn'ng short lob og Dayigs into
hel- Inc sun Vas bothering the
:, = '''ec>sfled #atty" every time he had
T. haAaie LOB, and Johnston and
fi7 not neglect to feed" him
81 .~: x'71 q medicine At every oppor-
,ss sp1sator 5egan the service IN the
w,S<n set and after three fierce raj
~ .to54 Fa'fcovrt ne and Davis won.
,.e e~ag1fn iAAae II 1--all by taking tae
'se''e, and teen tns Davis Gun team
a., a. NO Tie lead BY breaking through
'~s's tefrsac delivery, the result d
"a FFsires overland voiley b. VII
s,asas seiasely r. Da9is's feet for sne
81 point. HlI.Iamk saan hroken