The New York herald., 1921-09-11
TENNIS = LEAGUE BASEBALL = WALL STREET FINAL
W. M. WASHBURN IS
DEFEATED AT NETS
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Arnold w. Jones of Providence on an
adjoining court. II was a straight set
victory. 6-4, 6-1. SIS, but Jones. like
Allen, was very close to taking the last
division OF play. Anderson. in addition
to his speed of service and forceful net
attack. had far better control than
usual He was more content TO force
his openings before taking desperate
chances, and he led from start to finish.
Anderson's superior aggressveness kept
Jones on the defensive tho greater part
of the time. and the Providence youth
had TO depend more on his opponents
errors and his own steadiness than on
earned points.
Vincent Richards repeated the victory
he scored over Walter T. Hayes Of
Chicago earlier in the season in the
Western championship. This time the
youthful star triumpf,ed in straight
sets. but had to go at top speed to hold
small advantage in each set The
score was 6-S. Ca 6--f. Hayes. in an
effort to hold his own. advanced TO the
net more often than is his custom. but
Richards was too skilful and too versa
tile for him.
Willis Davis had to stage a great up
hill fight to beat Clarence " Todd Of
generated by the Antipodean In the first
two sets. which he dropped at 6--4, 6--3.
Todd repeatedly was catching him out
of position and Davis was contributing
to his opponents advance by his erratlc
stroking. Fortunately for the Califor-
nian, he managed to steady in time to
prevent a straight set defeat. BY call
ing on his reserve strength in the third
set Davis cut down the Australians
lead. He realized that his hope Of vie
tory lay in forcing the attack at the
net and in playing at top speed. and he
followed that plan to the end. As the
Pacific coast star gained in effectiveness
Todd tired as a result of the fast pace
and Davis brought the score to two sets
all.
In the deciding set the Australian. by
dropping his first service, gave his rival
a lead of 2--love, but he won the next
three games. 1t was Davis's turn to
rally. This time the Californian sus-
tanned 1t for four straight games and
won the match at 4--6. St, G--t, 6-3,
6--S.
Four Foreigners Survive.
Besides Shimidzu. James Q. Anderson
and John b. Hawkes. of Australia and
F. Gordon Lowe Of England are the for
eigners who survive in the tournament.
California has Bill Johnston, Phil Neer.
Willis Davis and Robert and Howard
Kinsey still in the running. Johnston
has slight attack of tonsilitis, but ex-
poets to be at his best against Vincent
Richards on Monday. Tilden faces Shi-
midzu at the same time in match that
should go long way toward determin-
ing the champions chances of defending
his title successfully
The Summary.
Second round
First Quarter-Howard Kinsey. San Fran
cisco. defeated Edward Q. ocisner. Mont
clair. g.. Cd, CT: f. NJ. Edwards, Phila-
delphia. defeated A. Wallis Myers, England,
5-6. Cd. 6-4. 4-8, Ct; Wallace i. John
son. Philadelphia, defeated Watson M.
Washburn, New York. 6--3, 5-1 2-6. 6--3,
6-3.
Second Quarter-Dr. George King. New
York. defeated Ralph L. Bags, New York.
lyn. defeated Arnold w. Jones, Providence,
Cd, 81. Sc: r. Norris Williams I'd. Bos-
ton. defeated w. w. Insraham, Providence.
lasia. defeated Robert lie Roy. New York,
6-1. 6-2. &C.; Carl Fischer. Philadelphia.
defeated g.. A. L.. Dionne, 6-3 6-i, 6-3:
Morton Bernstein. New York city. 6-2. &c,
G-3: s. Howard yoshell, Brookiyn. defeated
J. b.. Adone. Jr.. New Orleans, Ga. 2-6.
Third Quarter-F.- Gordon Lowe. England.
defeated Andrew s. Morgan. Philadelphia,
6-2. So. 6--2: William NJ Johnston, San
Francisco. defeated Edward G. Hall. Mer-
Yonerr Y s "a defeated cate w watsn x,n'ert
Hayes, Chicago. 6-3, CT. CT; Zcnso
shimidzu. Japan. defeated Marshall Allen,
Seattle. 6--3. Go. 12-1o: william r. Tilden
I'd. Philadelphia. defeated r. l.. Colds
borough, Jr., Baltimore. g. 81. 6--f
Dean Mathey, Crawford N. j., won from
Hugh Tolant, New York, by default. James
q. Anderson. Australia. defeated w. Stuart
Symington. Baltimore. 6--f. Go, TO: l.. NJ.
Banks. Seabrght, defeated John w. Dudley,
G-3. 6-3. Oil, 6-2.
Fourth Quarter--FraniS A. Fall, New York,
defeated Edward Wilson, Chicago. -. 6-1,
6-a; Willis T.. Davis, San Francisco. de-
featcd Clarence ". Todd, Australia. 4-6,
81 6--f, 6-3. 6-3; Philip Necr, Portland,
Ore. defeated John A. Magec. Baltimore.
ca. 1913, CO.
Third round:
First Quarter-craig Biddle, Philadelphia,
defeated Henry s. Parker. New York city,
4-6. Cd. 6--1. 6--3 Alfred ID. Hammett,
New York city. defeated Samuel S. PEN
mock. Jr.. Philadelphia. 6-3. 3--6. 6--2, Cd
The point score OF the feature match;
First set
Johnson