The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-24
ENGLAND'S DOUBLES
TEAMS ARE BEATEN
All Three Are Eliminated in
Second Round Of National
Championship.
FIVE SETS IN FEATURE
Tilden and Richards Are Ex-
tended by G. P. Gardner, Jr.,
and Harry G. johnson.


% Boston, Aug. 23.-Al three of Eng
s1D lands doubles teams, Maxwell Woosnan
80 and o. G. n. Turnbull. j. B. Gilbert and
e Arthur Yencken. and f. Gordon Lowe
:, and A. Wallis Myers, went down to
Oh. defeat in the second round of the
national championship on the turf courts
80 OF the Longwood Cricket Club to-day.
The middle Western titlehold.rs, l..
II. Z. Williams and Fritz Bastian dis
Poe played the best tennis of the day In
ea ~ defeating the British doubles champions.
49, 49, woosnam and Turnbuli. They will be
s.i put to another severe test Tomorrow.
when they meet William T, Tilden I'd
o"' and Vincent Richards. champions of
-, 1918.
Tiden and Richards were In danger
Co of failure to-day in their effort to put
hss their team back into championship COM
petition. The former New England
ia champions, G. p. Gardner. Jr.. and H.
&C c. Johnson. took two sets from them,
while they went wild seeking for aces
I'd kills. In the fifth set. however,
! ,Tiden called on his cannon ball service,
80 Richards settled down. and with both
stroking srnartly they maintained long
~. rallies with the BostoTians for eventful
:, points and love set victory.
a.. Net Play Brings Victory.
dSa The defeat OF the Englishmen. Lowe
~ and Myres. by Bundy and Dell was un-
~ cx, cc' d. The local players went to the
% net, hit hard and nullifed much Ut the
~ skin which has made Lowe leading
9Fs singles player. Back at the base line
the Englishmen gave little angle to their
afs shots and the Bostonians went through
40 them In straight SETS
"a Other matches completing the second
rer' round to-day had Hutchinson and San
AZ ders. middle Western champions. defeat
ssris Ing Wheelwright and Fostor of Boston
're Williams and Washburn winning easily
from the Providence pair, Dana and
.sif Shaw, and Voshell and Hardy defeat
4; ing Greenough and Putnam. also Of this
81. city.
-ur rrhe outstanding combination in the
national mixed doubles championship
play to-day was that OF Miss Mary is.
n Browne. former women's chamDio0. ana
w. NJ Johnston, former national singles
ho. titleholder.
sr AIRS. May Sutton Bundy proved her
- self the same as of decade ago. She
90 raced through two matches in the wom-
." ems singles tournament to-day TO easy
:; victories in each. She defeated Miss
Katherine Gardner CO and 6-1. and
N. w.
- Mary * B owne beat Miss Rosamona
:" Newton at 6-1 and 6---2.
% Vincent Richards started after en-
II other junior championship, beating Fred
Mercer OF Harrisburg, Pa. in the first
v: round at 6--2 81 and Cd.
The Summary.
- yos1eu and Samuel Hardy, New York &c.
70 feated II. v. Greenough and z. I; putnam % %
y Boston. and Wa1 Fl New York
esfsatea Dana and 2 Ha seaM, prS snd
= e g. ". Sanders, St. Paul. defeated ). w.
Ios "a defeated s P j. E. e abs II tiass, es
e yenekcn ngIsna a., 81 Ms ss w Is En- En-
champions. defeated Maxwell woosnam and
10. 4. n Turnbgil, Great Britain, 81, $3.50 sos'
:. acisa, Cd r. u G. pqn sSe ann and W MsySrs
4 Grsat. Britain. g. :. e-i, e71; william s.. 7.
ards New York. defeated III. O. Johnson ana
:. O. r, Gardner. Jr., Boston G--s, 4--d, 81.
e National Sll Mixed Doubles-First Round-Miss
o-amona Newton and 1sL = G. Anderson e Cod es
+ sf Second ID RoS ind Miss Ileonora sears and
:" Willis u. Davis defeated Miss Alice Jencks
4. and }. S. Nichon,. 90, o.; Miss Mary X
4 y Browne and william NJ Johnston ton. defeated ate
- 81. e-i' Miss LeeiIe bancroft and s. II,
Vosheil defeated Mrs. Walter Ellis and A.
o.. NwSmen's Singles, First Round-ldrs May
i, sutton Bundy. Los Angeles. defeated Miss
= second Round-Miss Edith sigourney Boston.
defeated Miss porothca Nourse, Worcester,
defeated Mrs. r. II. Godfrey. Boston. by do
fault; Miss Penelope Anderson, Richmond.
delphia. ga IS Miss Leslie Bancroft.
I'oston. DELEGATED ss Mrs, Mrs J. Il; Cabot Boston on
n. geles. defeated sMiss Roeamond Newton. Bos-
nrton, 6-i. O.; Miss Martha Bayard short
~ fess sps Mrs. ". W.. Niles Boston e1o 60:
) Ma Mar l shedden, Brookiine %. "a.
&C. CO -. e,.u,.. o,,.-,,,on,s,,
ri,st 'I Round@vincent Richards. New York
Getsaed Fit Msrsp sova H1 p,.Snrsb Pa d.
sco.e. a. NJ 1a rs sSy' sprlnsfies sn e a.
G-2..s-1; Morton Bernstein defeated Alden
- briggs 70, -. G-i G. 2;. a. arnold W
80 CIV. NJ Insraham defeated r. Reichen.
2. hach 90. 6-i. Go: r. Godschaii defeated
= %. &C.? Charles NJ. Wood. Jr, won from
Fred Z, waltz, al. 40. s-l; MI, Miller
- ~, 20 Harry Coffin defeated w. D.
- iiooner e--s, 7--5, 81.
~ rovs' slreles First Round-M. NJ. Jones
D.. descaiSs palmer scalv, e-2 go: Samuel
va rwirr retea'cd T. Errman nv. default.
~ rr 9 , ~ ca "a. al George Lott
d.feated MaIcolm mn Ga e-i, Gro
vrio Aci,er defeated r. Valentine. Ga. 7--s
Ewing defeated Bryant Gran, 8-2, g.
T,n,,ia o'rlou~htn defeated Edward ~.
- rhler e-2 Ga: Thomas NoGiinn defeated
r. rn-raNarn G-S. 6-2 So: Charles
y NurralH defeated c. U. Moore. 5-T. Cd.
tV. ct
National Veterans Doubles Champior.hir--
4. ~" 8Nr-s ~. r.. W. S'enhens nrd v, n
Andersen defeated G. p. Smith and Or. w.
~ J.. Frner~on SO. 80: J. n u. Jonce ard
!, TnFraham. defeated @. w. Case and II. W.
Warmer a tn-s
a Secord P.urH-Jones and rngrnham de-
a fen'ed r. sheafe and G. r. wilbar by de-
IA fault.
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