The New York herald., 1921-06-28
WEST BEATS EAST IN
COLLEGIATE TENNIS
Score in Every One of Eight
IntersectiOnaI Matches
at Merton.
pu1r.Anr1pu1A J,1ne 27-T

PHILADELPHIA. June 27.-Representa-
tives Of Western institutions triumphed
over those Of the East in the first and
second rounds Of the annual interco-
legiate Lawn Tennis Association cham
pionship tournament which began to-
day at the Merton Cricket Club, Haver-
ford Pa.
Eight Westerners were entered in the
tourney and all came through. They are
James Davies and Philip Neer. Leland
Stamford Wallace Bates and Edmund
Levy. University Of California; Mcneil
Drumwright and c. r. Granger, Univer-
sity Of Texas: Leroy Weir of Wooster
College and F. Bastian. University OF
Indiana.
The eight Eastern players remaining
are Carl Fischer. Pennsylvania II.
Brunie New York University; w. r..
Howe, Dartmouth ]. b. Fenno, Jr. and
r. w. Feibleman. Harvard; Joseph l..
Werner. Princeton; A. Fl. Chaplin, Villa
Nova, and w. T. Mallery. Cornell
Neer and Davies advanced to the third
round at the expense Of Princeton play
ers. Neer won in the second round from
Shipway, s-6. 6-1. while Davies elimi-
mated Herndon, s-6. 6-2.
Bates and Levy, the University of
California athletes, were forced to three
sets IN their second round match, Bates
defeating L. Il. Williams of Yale 6--4,
3-6. Ga. while Levy managed to win
from Sam Pennock of Cornell 6-3, 2-6,
g.
The hope Of the East In the singles
competition, experts said tonight, seems
to rest on Carl Fischer. the University
OF Pennsylvania captain. and Fenno Of
Harvard. Fenno won his two matches
rather easily. defeating G. w. Saunders,
DARTMOUTH. 6-1, rs. and Z. McLaugr-
lin Of Columbia 6-1. 60.
Fischer won from Dickinson OF Prince
ton &C.. 6-1, and NJ. Sweeney of 10y
ola Sc. e.. The summary:
First Round-Wallace Bates, University of
California. won from V. Sparks, New York
University. by default; J. b. Fenno, Jr,
mouth. 6--1. 7-5 James Davies, Leland
Stanford. defeated Ehret Howell. Lafayette,
e--3 0--3; Edmund Levy. University of Cali
6-2: w. L. Coleman. Rice Institute, Hous-
ton. Tex. defeated e. J. Williamson. Georgia
Tech. e--3. SO. 1913; c. f. Granger. Texas
more. GO. 6-i: L. e. Williams, Yale. de
feated L. w. Disher, Cornell. Go. 6-i; r.
N: Bradley. Harvard. won from A. f. SEQ
diana. defeated r. G. Keffer. St. Vincent.
Tinis Military Institute. defeated B. J.
ssein. % New York University. dsiea,ed r. w W.
Potter. Rutgers. 11-9. 6--3: A. H. Chaplin.
Jr.. Nuianova, defeated J. w. 'Ioss. Yale.
. 0-9: w. J. Sweeney. Loyoia, Balti-
..vie. defeated q. II. Thornton. cornsll. 6--3,
SIS; w. Fulton, Wooster, defeated G.. y.
Keeler. Rutgers. 80, &C.: G. NJ. Wheeler.
Yale, defeated r., Z. Rowse, Williams. e-i:
g. James Dudley, Swarthmore. defeated
II. ID. Lee. Virginia Military Institute, 6-1,
SO. Sc: ". Brunie, New York University,
defeated w. Dixon. Rutgers. Go. 8-f; w.
T. Mallery. Cornell. defeated 7. a. Tread
well. Wisconsin. 60, 6-2: Il. r. Hrrndon.
sity Of Pennsylvania. 4-6. Ill. e.: Mcneil
Drurwright, University Of Texas. defeated
o. 3lake. Georgia Tech. 40, 6--t; Leroy
by default; s. Pennock, Jr.. Cornell, won
from T. LeCros. Syracuse, by default; NJ
Duane, Harvard, defeated Il. c. Appleby,
Columbia, 6-f, 6-3: Carl Fischer, Jrniver-
sity OF Pennsylvania, defeated l.. Dickinson,
Princeton. Go. 6-1; r. w. Feibelman. Har-