New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25

Miss Browne Reaches
Senni-F Final at Newport;
Play OF Juniors Superb

Play OF Juniors Superb
Bv Fred Hawthorne
sosT0N. Aug. -. - Four teams
gillian W Johnston and Willis L
nsv,s. az California;; Richard Norris
w;'liams 81 Ard Watson Vi. y ashburn
ned as re Davis Cup team; William
Tilden 81 and Vincent Richards, for
ssr champions, sr1 Robert NJ. and
gswsrd A!nsey. Pacific Coast cham
s,,ns-all worked their way into the
ssmi-linai round Of the national cham -
s;srship doutles tournament this after
aeon or The t4E1 courts OF the Long-
..ood eAet Club at Chestnut Hill.
rohrstoa and Davis Will meet VIII
ssrns and Washburn Il the upper half
= he draw tomorrow afternoon, while
~;,der and Richards will not play the
g;9sev brothers untii Friday after
rosn. The mai round match for the
sssn pioaship is scheduled for Satur-
Sav afternoon az > o'clock.
The womens special invitation
singles tourney was advanced to the
seni-fnal round With three of these
b-sfkets sled by Mss Edith Sigo1r-
nav Miss Leslie Bancroft and Miss Mary
< Browne. Mrs. May Sutton Bundy
sns Miss Eieau0ra Sears, who are one
rouod behind. Niu meet tomorrow
uerr;nr IL the struggle to gain tho
rassnt sem; final bracket. The winner
# his match viii meet Miss Sigourne :
IN the ton half. and Miss Bancroft am
Mss Browne viii clash in the other
Ssni-fnai match. The final round will
he plareG Friday = 5rring.
Youngsters Are Playing Well
The seven other national title events
m the program aii made substantial
progress to-day, and unless raj IN
fsrferes between now and Saturday,
evervts,ng Will be completed on SEIZED
ue time
One Of the striking features Of the
r,esk Of tennis at Longwood is the
showing Of the Younger element. The
iuuiors and boys singles and doubles
have attracted youths from all over
This broad land, and | Was greatly i'm
PRESSED Dy the decided Improvement
n the general average Of play among
these youngsters.
Some 81 the juniors. Ike Richards,
Arnold Jones. Harold Godshall Charley
Wood, ". " IngraAam and Morton
Bernstein. are 30 closely stepping on
the heels Of the seniors that it must
be only I matter OF a year or two more
of competitive play before they are
struggling on even terms with the
cider men. This is most encourag-
inc outlook fer the future OF the
game in this country.
The greatest sensation, | think, was
caused by the remarkable playing of
little julius Saglowsky, of Indiana
polls julius, who Is bit over four
feet and half in height, and who
wears knickerbockers, defeated young
i. W. Jones, Of Providence, by a score
Of e-1. S.. in the second round OF
the boys singles.
Saglcwsky, making his first appear
ance in the East, is the nearest ap-
preach to Vincent Richards, as the lat
ter was az sfteen years, than any
yuungster new playing the game. Not
only is he gifted with an astorisain ing
yarietv Of strokes, but he exercises fine
control over them and is also as steady
as veteran
Cup Team Near Defeat
Williams and Washburn, although
selected as the strongest team in the
United States by the Davis Cup com
|N4-t-EC 2 GU PIX vi WttoS cf>O5 NC =
uncomforta5ly close to defeat this at
ternoon in their third round match
With s. Howard Voshell and Samuel
Hardy, Of New York. The sets were
scored ct 6-3, Cd, SIS, 6-3. Had
It not been fox fatal and g,aring errors
By Hardy. particn arly in the closing
chapters OF the last set, after he and
Foshell we're leading at 81, the New
York team would have worked one Of
tie greatest ursets Of the tennis year
No faults could be found with
VosheI's playing to-day. Taking the
match as a whole, he was the best man
On the court With keener support on
toe part OF Hardy, who was never keyed
up 70 Voshell's fighting pitch, the Davis
C1p team would almost certainly have
Teen defeated
The three other matches IN the men s
aoables we're not 50 close, although Til
den and Richards had q tassle on their
hands before defeating the young col
lsgiaas, Luc.en Williams and Fritz Bas-
Eian, By q score Of -, If, GO,
80. As was the case yesterday, the
vork Of the former champions WAS not
Up 20 their best form, Richards being
decidedly the weaker man on his side OF
the net hen the pinch came, how
ever. the winners frightened Up nicely
and oyercane the spirited attack OF
Williams and Bast.an.
johnston and Davis were taking mat
ters fairly eaziiv IN their match with
H. 2. Hatchinson and Charles Sanders,
winning BIZ score Of "a, Is, 81.
Neither Johnston nor Davis let him
'sf out 70 the limit to-day, hut to-
morrow, when the pair face William
and Wsshburn, We ought 20 see some
o: sae faste5- tennis Of the week
Kinsey Brothers Advance
The Kirsey brothers, one OF the
snoothez- working teams in the coun-
", care through At the expense OF
ss1rnharn De- and Harvey II. Bundy, OF
Lengwcod, the sets going 1t G~~2s 6-2,
% Unless Tiiden and Richards play
BETTER than they have yet done in the
'o1rnanent, the Klnseys may spring a
Yfsat rpseE when thy meet the former
snanpions on Friday afternoon.
ne fed IN the mixed doubles cham
Henship Tourney reached into the round
se'ore .he semi-firai this afternoon
:. tae savcritrs coming through, with
re exception Of Mrs. Molla bjurstedt
~.1s.lory. nat.onsi woman champion, and
-Noen. Who received q bye in the first
sosn2 erd nave ro> yet played their
sseone ro~rd match. Edwin Sneafe,
m K1-eres. announced this evening
"a he had received a telegram from
ara. Mallory . fae effect that she
p1'2is reach Boston tomorrow n orn-
II. Sic ard TIlden vii meet Edith
ss<.yoafney ard X n. Niles in the