The New York herald., 1921-08-25
SURPRISE MARKS
NATIONAL DOUBLES
Williams and Washburn Ex-
tended to Limit by Hardy
and Voshell.
MATCH GOES FIVE SETS
TiIdcn and Richards Also
Forced to Best Speed by
Midwestern Collcgians.
MATCH GOES FIVE SETS

BOSTON, Aug. 24.-Surprises and some
exceptionally good tennis entered to-day
into the play by which the national
doubles championship was advanced to
the semi-final round on tho courts OF
the Longwood Cricket Club.
r. N. Williams I'd and w. NJ. Wash
burn. Eastern doubles title holders and
probable doubles defenders of the Davis
Cup. were forced to five sets and ap-
peared in danger OF defeat by the old
timers Sam Hardy and S. IL. Voshell.
Williams and Washburn lacked aggres-
siveness and showed weakness in service
ana in action overhead. Tho veterans
pushed them hard, Voshell by his SER
vice and Hardy by clever placements. In
the end the latter tired. and after disad-
vantage of l to games in the last
set Williams and Washburn pulled out
the match. The scores were 6--3. 4-6.
CD, SIS, 6-3.
William T. Tilden Cd and Vincent
Richards advanced only after stiff OPP
position by the Middle Western col
leGians, L. II. Williams and Fritz e.
Bastian. Tilden turned on his hardest
hitting and most dexterous strokes. One
OF his shots knocked 3astian over and
another forced Bastian 70 put both hands
10 his racquet to make return. The
scores were Us, 4-6, e., 6-2.
In the other matches Of the day W.
H. Johnston and Willis f. Davis earned
the right to meet Williams and Wash
burn tomorrow by defeating M. B.
Hutchinson and c. w. Sanders. both OF
st. Paul. Cd, 60. 7--5. and Howard
and Robert Knsey completed the semi
St,naf h,t ~, ft,,er he
team OF Fl. II. Bundy and Burnham Dell
&c, c.. 6-3.
Play in the several other tournaments
being held in connection with the ma
tional doubles was without unexpected
results.
The summary.
National Doubles-Third Round--R. r.
Williams I'd and Watson NJ. washburn de
0-3, 4-s. 81, Sc. G--3; Robert and
.,,oT,sr' lIinsey Sefe ,tsd Barnham pel and
and wits Davis. San Francisco. defeated
~. =. Hutchinson and g. w. Sanders, St.
1'a"l -. Co. 70: William 7. Tilden Cd
sTorS, defeated L. Il. Williams, Chicago. and
". y. Bastian, Indianapolis. 70, 4-6. g..
Miss Louise Williams, Los Angeles. and
howard Ninsey. San francisco. defeated
Miss Catherine Gardner aud II. G. Guild,
itosiOn. G--tI, IT,
Second Round--Ntrs. May Sutton Rundy,
los Angeles. and Robert Kinsey, San Fran
7lsco, defeated Mrs. l.. G.. Norris and l.. II.
Godfrey. Boston. and Max woosnam Eng
riend, defeated Miss J. Green. Richmond.
Ma and A. q. Gore. Boston. Go, 6-2; Mrs
T. Il. Cole I'd. Boston, and Sam Hardy, New
York. defeated Mr.. and Yrs G.. r. Gardner.
'.Ir. Roston Cd. G-i; Misr Louise Wiliiams
sad Howard t<insey defeated Mrs. Rosamond
fNcwton aud =. g. Anderson. n-7. G-t; Mrs.
punav tod Robert Etnsey defeated Mlsr
'Ereuda Hndstrorn. f'uffalp md Phil Neer,
leland Stanford University 1-75, G-i
yvnmen'a Invi-aton Singles Fourth round
Miss Edith Slrourney. Bottom. defeated
,riss Martha Bayard. Short Hills y. j.,
&c c. Miss Lesiic Bancroft Boston, do
featod Miss Penelope Anderson, Richmond.
En.. G--3. G--s; Mics Mary X. Browne. Los
angeles. defeated Mrs. Walter Ellis, San
National JUROR sinrles-second round
Horton Bernstein. New York. defeated Cliff
ford Marsh, Buffalo, n. y, 7-5, g.. 6-S;
II. Godshall. Los Angeles, defeated r. T.
osgood. New York. G-3. 6--i. 40, Cd: Vim
cent Rshsrds Ney York detected ss s,d Berry r
Woods, Jr. New York, defeated Ker Boyd
Pittsburgh G--3. 6-2 G--3; A. w Jones
aSG TSgleSnef F Geig1'ea e1I ~ W insra9a a Gd oak
Third Round-Harry Coffin, Los Angeles
defcatcd Milo Miller, fhilade,phia, CT. CT.
Ga. 81: David cfoughiin. Johnstow,l
l,a defeated sam Ewing. Philadelphia
-, Go. G-S; Thomas McGlinn. PhiladeI
phla, defeated Charles Nunnaily, Atlanta
Nationai Boys' singlcs-Thlrd round-E. r.
O. Lott, Chicago. defeated X. II. Appel, Phil
Rdeinhla. e. G-ti: .ftlius Ssgowsky, In
dinnapolis, defeated W. NJ. Jones. Provi-
dence. 6-i, 6--3.
Boys noubles-First roune-F. Miles VAL
entine and Thomas McGllnn. Philadelphia
defeated u. X. Uhler and Millard Lewis
Washington, G-3, CT; Grevel Acker and r.
Sealy, New York, defeated NJ. w. Jones and
trnold Ingrnham, Providence 81. 4-6
9-f; samuel Ewing and George Lott, Chi
cago defeated Berry Grant ana Charles
National Father and Son-First Round--A
u. Chapn. Sr, ana a, Ir. Chaplin. Jr,
Springfield. Mass. defeated j. D. Il. Tones
and a. w. Jones, Providence, 6--3, G-i. ~
y. Hovey and Il. II. Hovey. Jr.. New York
defeated 9. T.. Pfaffman and X. Pfaffman
w Insrahams Providence. defeated II. ~
Dana and n. r. Dana. Providence. 3--H, Go
e.. i. g. Anderson and H. O. Anderson
New York, defeated II, r.. Acker and ci
-tcker, New York. CD. G--i. y. NJ. i'm ard
y. NJ ttiii. Jr.. defeated t. II. Neff and ~
Grant and y. Grant. Atlanta. defeated @. r
.r'i'h and g.. ". Smith CT. O. J. w
Wear and w. r.. Wenr, philadeipbia de-
feated III. W. Warner and w. NJ. Warner
Now York. CT, CO.
Junior Doubles-Titst fsound-r r. Oseood
Lawrence Philips and =. D0dlCy Washing
toy, by default.
Second Hound--charlos Wood yr.. and Nor
ton Bernstein. New York. defeated ". Good
Willie and George Lott, Chicago. los, Go
~. William " Blenman and Richard Ros-
and Charles Nunnaliy, Atlanta, &c. G--3
Sc. T--J.
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