Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10

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r. T.. which started ON Court No.
5 nt 2P. NJ. Ingrahnm caused the on.iy
ipple OF excitement yesterday when he
wal 'oped Norman Peach. captain Of the
Australian Davis Cup team. in straight
sets. This was entirely unexpected aud
the dopesters who. failed to recognize
the youngster were forced to revise their
guesses.
Williams eliminated Sidney Thayer
in three hard fought sets and showed
that he Is in wonderful form. His
cross court shots were accurate and
these who saw him in ac,ion declare
he will hc Worrying several players
who hope to get close to the finals.
Therefore. the Williams ingraham
match looks very good--on nnurr.
William y. Tildcn has been assigned
to one VI the outside courts for his
match with Paul Goldsborough. Wkile
Tildcn's match Yesterday was one of
the features. Il is believed that other
contests should hold the spotlight to-
day. GoldsborOugh scarcely will give
our VIII any more of u batt'n than did
Irving Wright yesterday. Wright was
eliminated. 60. co. 6-l. Tilden won
seventeen consecutive games, losing the
eighteenth when he ncttrd. Tilden be-
gan his match AZ = . o'clock.
Pearson and Niles
Another match Of keen local interest
today is the one between Stanley w.
Pearson and Nat Niles. Pearson
showed some splendid tennis yesterday
when he wallopcd James NJ. Davies. Of
Los Angeles. in straight sets and his
admirers are willing to back him against
tho Boston veteran.
Philndelphians fa"cd fairly well in the
first days play. An even half dozen
Of local players reached the second
round and five others drew bycs and
advanced through victories TO the third
round Those in the third round are
Craig Biddle. William j. Cloth!cr. W.
I. Knight, :. s. Pennock and G. s.
Rogers The second round Philsiel-
phinnS are Titdcn. Johnson. Andy Nor
gan. Ted Edwards. Carl Fischer and
Stanley Pearson
The default Of s. Kashlc. the mac
tive member Of the japanese Davis Cup
team. was q disappointment to Carl
Fischer and his friends. The Univer-
stty of Pennsylvania tennis captain was
slated to meet the NipponpSe and he
stood a good chance Of getting the YER
dict. Fischer Ula-'s Dionnc today.
The summaries OF yesterday : matches
follow
summaries.
william T. TUdnn. ID. Philadelphia de.
eiS'' L. '"s P"sss " &eT TSTE So" do@rS,c3 @ d. C.
T F. v"sSSi BrooH!%n. % ST defeated 1chys
Kqmaeac Japan. b. default.
M9t2sS. HGsH snS RSn}S !; "T se ag %!T as'S1''a L.
Dn"n Mathsy CRAWFORD, y. j.. defea tod
\. v. Chap!n Jr.. Springfield Mass. bI
W' e Davis san Francisco. defeated II
lnyGrsoT ChtSGso by pS;aTi,,,, de;tHTni,,, ,s,..,,,
Fred NJ Mercur,. Harrts6gro 81 90, c..
.T'rd . pS!nsm T!n;rn Saosuf Sas Fr"I'o a.
" y Jones, p;Gy.3'nsss o., C, & &, T.. defeated
A. s Morgan. Phnsdcphia. Iefeatcd l.
Q. E.mber o. Moine% 80 s-iSS. a. - o.,
fcat"d Psd-o II. EdrnlIin, Manila by do
,.ssea ,Sap Ncds. R1a s-cp Ma'fp.F'G3 p.T5 y y 6a
Le1:cd Manfred Goldman, New York, 90
phi tNcer, Portland, ore. defeated Lvmar
TremH,ro' Ihi'dtLDs@ g. w. ~ G
c., csbscE. &5% %&" yoqS, Hq a., S 81. GO y
Perez s. Osborne. Ph!,adeIphIa, G-3. G-4
LED; i;;coa Do Tq,enr. e"cssc, a;'es,cH Armant
t.!t@G @Taf' J. = sto.Kicn. :o WV WV York, 80 o.
" +. o.MN Edwards. ra02aslph.2. ,eceq'~'
- ~ G,s. T;,,,,.u. g., @, po,,o, d,.s,,a,
sysnoS %"rI?s TssxeT y rhIsaoIHhta; e:o o.? &,
,IoGn 'S.', a. MssS:: Bo,,imSrs, Ma., 9-te.,tya,
S'b'rt :. Gore Washing D. c. 80. GO
watson lS; Il. washbg.n; New YORK. 4.
tcsted A. b. Tn4yer. Philadelphia 60 az
Frank r. An1,rsoT; N,.w. York. hefcstc'
I I-'. ' .'dsSs w.
M Thomas Ack.riaHd, N"wTrrE: dnf".'.s
5.s E5s%"T&s rs 6 81 HaT Is "S'''a0'E'''s' y d. ~
,McT,on B;rn.yttn, New YORK, ds:sc,% ,,,;,
%'i5$s E$*af S: %:~ s a.. -
Em2 F"Se2, PfaG" sRo A%;Ts %s~ ~ 4orN Ks d,"I a." g."
n?,a@lss MoSse c S.,';t G!. q? S9,s,;sI %;s ,o,
EGnnc:s%y,. IndtNnano.ls, o.. -, GI,
r. AG%gt n,&53HIs a.. IT, s"fssd ET'
rsie. BG!SS,, Ro.,oIi, 10. -, -. s.s
Ka.Sio. InSr fst IN. bv sut ds,Su.,p p''' 'e'e'''o
iGSn r. ,S,, fi.wss; Ag:t.a',2 2o- Eo'r':a o.
+. Gordon l.ow" Manchestcr. ErE,ard IL
A. wvariii. M.yers. Ls@do6 de'eS,sG f3,
! y Gnh"n-. Ph,,adrlph1a' "-3' o-0' 10 o.
! w s,unr' sym5rE,o,. Ra'tnnore de;ra,e
@ o%' r23sr fhl@ i'Phis BY fefSp 36
| Mi.le-. Jr. philadelphia. G-l. 90, s.2.
| Nrren, Richards. Nonkers. defeated F.
Eerndon. P2ttsviI,s Pa 60. 81 60, a..
H.rry Richards j.. PhhsdeIth a. 81. G.
wiuarr VI. Johns,or sar Francisco. d
,rs,et II. C. NJ He"eher PhiR Rde,ph.s, @.
F-a~ci, T Hunter New York d.fes;,
r-od e. Anderson Nrw Yo-k. 03, 81. a.
80; Soor.. Uionn. New York. d,c-o.,d Roy
|,nrd Evans Phiiade phia ~. - lO.
SECOND ROUND
CrslE Rldda, Ph lad.,pN.a d-'ra'c,' Ep
erl W Gllmors. SAw yn-S. O. G-2. o.!
Al'raI y. Harrnc;t. New York. dcfrl'
T. l.. Golden. PaYNsEll, o. g.. ~"
Watson r. Knight PNl.Ht.!nnls. dHfea'
u n IatraWa:'. New YORK a., 20 i-i
william CiOth!,r. rhLadaINhia, dAfcar
. wfuaN, Tay.or. '"a'Nc. al, 90. o..
William !. CaNor y" York. dctaat
John C. Ne5!v. ChceNo. e-3. c.l 90.
Robert g [insev. san F-Nrc'-co, trfes'
rt-!"s W&tson. 81 Hhi!adelnMa, 60 ~
CO
nI3ah. nhh. ?. nobirsor, Ne% Y;rE' o., 9.
samuel s p.nnock, Jr., l.sn.dowre. r.
t.fea'SS4. vs. ,rhauncey Crawford, b"'nm0'
Cha-'ss 5. Rogc-s rhMat~lpna. d"t.at
Pau Ma 'uH. New York. 81, ~! 81.
Ho,c Philadclphidns Fored