New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-18
w estern Star Sets
Before Left-IIanel
Drives Of Vosl1ell
Conquers Bob Kinsey After
Poor Start; English Cup
Team Survives in Doubles

SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y, Aug. IT
The play to-day in the invitation ten
mis- tournament at the Meadow Club
was mostly doubles, with only two sim
giles matches required to complete the
fourth round brackets Vincent Rich
ards, present holder of the Southamp-
ton trophy, set all fears as to his an
pearance at rest this morning when he
ran through two nonchalant sets with
Murray Vernon, winning with the loss
of only one game. The junior cham
pion was suffering from a severe tooth
ache, but his game showed no bad
effects and he won as he pleased.
There was real excitement, however
in the three set victory of S. Howard
Voshell over Robert Kinney The left
handler, was slow in getting control of
his service, and also missed a number
OF easy chances overh cad, these errors
combined with Kinsey's steadiness and
accuracy, costing him the first <et
e.. Noshell STAYED off defeat by good
use Of his ground strokes, and it was
chiefly by hard hitting, fore ard back
hand, that he succeeded in squaring
the match, Cd. In the rubber every
thing was at last smashed for Nosheli,
and he speedily smashed his way
through to a 6--1 decision
Of the survivors in the doubles, the
outstanding teams were the English
com binations of Woosnam and Turn
bull and Lowe and Gilbert, the Kinsey
brothers, Vosball and Richards and
Clother and Pell. Watson NJ Wash
burn and Karl Behr also are in the
There was spectacular work by L. Il
Williams and J. Brookes Fenno IT,
rival Yale and Harvard captains, who
Joined forces to defeat Hugh kellehe1
and Arthur Ycncken, following this
success with an unexpected but de-
cisive victory over Walter Merrill Hall
and Elliott Binzen
The Harvard team of De Turenne
and Robinson also surprised the gallery
by pulling out three-set match
against the Nandeventer brothers by
the score Of 9-11. 6-3, IS The
English Davis Cup teams were not Sc
riously threatened in any Of their en-
counters.
The summary
Singles rhird round -vincent Richards
ut4'At'I Murray vernon. TO. I'll =
Howard Vosheu defeated Robert Kinscy
Is, e-t 81.
Doubles (hrst round)-F c Inman and
Harold Taylor defeated Sutphen and Aler-
rifeld, e-l t.. W. j. clothior and T. r.
PEI defeated Murrsy vernon and Aley
Her. 50 6-l: Philip and Ludlow Vande-
verter defeated Hearn and Miller. 6-l
to, De Turenne and Robinson defeated
Hopkins and Guthrie. CT. 90 Eorbolla
and Herndon defeated Crawford and
Worth, G.. s-3; Woosnaln and Turnbul
defeated Howard and A. W Jones IS
81. Lowe and Gilbert defeated Ora n
and Putnam. g. 6-0: C;odshall anc
Coffin defeated Scherrerhorn and Iav
renee, I'll, Go: Fenno and L. E William.
defeated kelleher and Yencken G-f 81
Walter Merrill Hall and Elliott Binzen de-.
feated Donald and Paul Keresev. IA
50. Phil Neer and J. NJ Davies dceoate,
A. Wallis Myers and Herbert Bowman
e, t.; Robert and Howard linsc;
defeated Reynai and Sproul. 6-i CT
Second round--Watson NJ Washburn an
Karl Behr won from Van Ingon and part
nor by default; Clothie- and peil defeate<
Inman and Taylor SIS Is. De Turenn.
and Robinson defeated Phiiiu and ludlow
Nandeventor. ell. t.. SIS Woosnan
and Turnbul defeated Bo~boNa and rla~n
don, 6-s, 80 Lowe and Gilbert defeated
Godshall and Coffin. IS CT. Fenno anr
Williams defeated Hall and Binzcn. Ga
G. Howard Noshen and Vincent Rich
ards defeated Walker and Worth 80