The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-10
WINS
ROUND AGAINST
NEW BOY MARVEL
Eighteen-Year-Old Marshall
Allen Gives Japanese
Splendid Battle.
BY William Abbott
tStaH Correspondent Of The Evening
WORLDLY.


GERMANTOWN, Pa, Sept 10
Zenzo Shimidzu, OF Japan. mos,
feared Of ali the foreign invaders
won his second round match day
on the Germantown Cricket Clur
courts for the national tennis title
He defeated Marshall Allen of Seattle
6--S, Go, 12--1O.
Allen proved To be a boy wonder
This is his first important tourna-
mcnt. Settling down after early un-
steadineSs he gave Shimidzu about all
he bargained for in the third set
which was marked by hard Tough,
rallies and brilliant shooting until
Aliens errors OF driving out of bounds
IN the twcnty-second game gave the
Japanese the necessary points.
The weather was again excellent, q
light breeze making a burning sun
less oppressive for the contestants.
Allen. cighten years old, wasn't
figured to give Shimidzu more than
an entry workout, hut the Seattle lad
surprised everyone. He flashed q
line forearm smash and mixed up his
shoots so clcvcrly that even the Gun
luIG Jap was tlucptly caught out
Of position.
Shimidzu * tAc open NJ ST 8. 8
miL.n y due /. Aliens failure 20 Get
his ra;Que. on the taps hard lit
sidelii,c pie cenents The WesterncI
had ! spei Cf unstC.l LESS IN the
second sci. t1H It'll" man from the
Far East Winning sX straight games
The Jap simply pursued the effcc-
tive system of batting the ball over
the net and allowing his youthful ad-
vcrsary to beat himself by commit ing
damaging errors.
Allen lost his NERVOUSNESS in the
third set and forced Shimidzu tC
| fash all his resources. At one time
Allen led in games % and needed
only two points TO clinch the set. but
| each time the Jap was on the job will
a passing shot that the boy couldn't
catch UP with.
From this stage tho match devel
opod into 4 siorpshooting baselin,
game, with remarkable court covcrinJ
| on both sides tho net First hIleI
would win ON his service and the Jay
| would repeat on his easy serving tia
| Allen would attempt to kill, only u
| send the halls sailing over tho lines
| for errors
| Shimidzu won his service IN love or
| the twenty-first game and then brok'
| through Aliens on the next game
when the Seattle lad netted two ball!
and hit two more out of hounds.
Batting an unexpected reversal
Shimidzu will meet Tilden Monday IL
the third round. The Jap came within
two points Of beating the world
| champion in the recent Davis Cul
| meet.
In tho other grand stand mattel
Frank 7. Anderson of New York de
fcated A. w. Jones Of Providence
O., 81, 7--5. Anderson with hi,
peater reach and speed had an dd
vantage which his younge" oppUnen
could not overcome
Other second round results: Harr,
Parker. New York. beat Dwight Rob
inson. Rye, s-4. G., G--2; Crail
Blddlc, Philadelphia, beat Robert Gil
more. New York. So, 6--l. 81; "
Crawford, Baltimore, beat Sam Pen
mock, Philadelphia, l0-8, 6-3, "a
Walter Knight, Philadelphia, beat II
X. Hathaway. New York "a, G.
6--l.
Tiden, Johnston and Williams al
won. receiving good practice. nothlni
more. Tilden defeated f l.. Colds
borough. Of Baltimore, 6-.. 81
e.; Johnston defeated Edward Hal
OF New York, C--4. 81. s. anC
Williams defeated william Ingrahan
OF New York. 81, 7-5, %.
Vincent Richards, won from Waite
Hayes, Of Chicago, IS. g., -.