New-York tribune., 1921-07-20

played. G. A. L. Dionne, of the West
Side Tennis Club, carried Williams to a
6-4, 6-3 match and later it was Law
renee Rice who forced the former
champion to score of 81, 6-2 be-
fore he succombed.
Vincent Richards lost the first set
he has dropped in tournament this
afternoon, when he ran into c. K Shaw,
The sets were scored at 6-1, 3-6.
81. 1t was not high-class showing
on Richards's part, his two days train
trip from indianapolis and the change
from clay TO turf apparently affecting
his game decidedly.
Garland put out Arnold Jones in the
third round by a score of 6-4, 6-3,
and then disposed of Charley Wood at
6-4, 50. Jones kept Garland on his
toes all the way, going for the net at
every opportunity and placing his
drives well down in Garland's court.
Young Jones's game has developed sew
eral characteristics that distinguish
his court mentor, Tilden, and he is i'm
proving steadily.
The summaries follow:
Rhode Island state championship. mems
singles. second round-Watson NJ Wash
burn defeated r E snow. s-2. 81: Law
renee Rice defeated A II. Chaplin jr c.
81; Vincent Richards defeated NJ D.
feated E V. Page, 6-l. 81
Third round-Arthur Ingraharh sr de
Tsated a. H. Chapin sr., 6-S, g; W. e
aoye s Il asfe4sd Ttde6 X p F dataa[as Pfaamsn s5
Guild, 6-1. "a; Charles S. Garland de
feated Arnold w. Jones, 6-4, e--2; Josiah
Wheelwright defeated d. T Robinson. SIS
S-S s Howard yoshell defeated w. F.
kimball, TO, e.; Leon De Tureune de-
fsated Clyde J; curley. s. St: J. d.
Ewing dsfeated Duncan Langdon, SIS
IS; Vincent Richards defeated c. X.
Shaw, 81, SIS. 6-1; N w Niles de-
fcsted C. A. sparkes 6-2. SO; R. ".
Williams I'd defeated Lawrence Rice, 9--7
6-2; Phil Neer defeated C. r. Branch.
e.. e-s; zenzo shimidzu defeated Ed
burn defeated Samuel Hardy, SIS 6-S.
- Fourth round-N. W. Niles defeated
II. c.. Mccarthy, 80, 6-2; Garland do
feated c. NJ. Wood jr, e-4, Go; De
Tureune defeated Ewing. 6-3, 6--3.
Women's championship singles (hrst
round Miss Florence Ballin defeated
Mrs Penelope Davies, 6-S g.; Mrs
vanslick. 6--3, 81, St Mrs. Benjamin
defauit Miss Alice jenckes defeated a. Mss ss
lie Bancroft defeated Miss Katherfne
Cawdwell, 81; Go; Mrs. Homer Albers
Miss Edith sigourney defeated Mrs; Seth
T Crawford, 60, TO; Miss Katharine
Gardner defeated Mrs. William G; Hun
feated Mrs. John Chaffee, G--1. So; Miss
Rosamund Newton defeated Mrs. C. C.
Makepeace 6-2. I'll; Mrs. N. D. Har-
vey defeated Mrs Thornton Vaile s.
g.; Mrs n. W. Niles defeated Miss
Bertha Greenough. 60. 6-S: Mrs. A H.
Chaplin from Miss Mildred Willard
by default Mrs. John Cooke won from
Mrs Robert Leroy by default; Mrs. Frank
Fl. Godfrey won from Mrs. r. z. Steed
by default; Mrs. Marion Zlnderstein Jes-
SUP defeated Miss Madeleine Brown, 6-l,
Go.
Second round-Mrs. Cole defeated Miss
Jenckes, &c. 81; Miss Bancroft defeated
Mrs. Albers, "a. Sc: Miss Sigourney
defeated Miss Gardner. 6--1, 6-4; Miss
ills defeated Miss Newton. Go, e--4;
Mrs. Niles defeated Mrs. Harvey, FL
7-5; Mrs. Chapin defeated Mrs. Cooke.
6-2, 6--1 Mrs. Jessup defeated Mrs. God
frey, 6-3, As, 6-3 Miss Florence Balm
defeated Mrs. Byers. 6-3, 6-2.
Mems championship doubles (hrst round)
W. f. Kimball and j. Pollard defeated
Harold Swain and C. 7. Burr. 6-1. 6--3;
/. b Rice and R. Baker defeated C.
Chaplin and A H Chaplin jr. defeated II
0wry and H. X: Sturdy jr.. 6--4. 1o--S,
Craig Biddle and Samuel Hardy defeated
G. X. Shaw and H. A. Mackinney, fl
s-s: W; J. Bates and Edmund Levy. de-
feated e. S. Chase and r. e. Snow st
e.; Carl Fischer and c. NJ. Wood il.
defeated j. D. Z. Jones and Arnold w
Jones, 6-8, 7-5. Ct; Ichiya Kumagae
and ZenZo Shimidzu defeated Clyde J.
Curley and H. 7. Sites. 6--3, I'll.