New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
Anderson Routed
by Moore i'm Net
Meet in BROOKLYN
Seventh Regiment Player
SPRING Surprise by
Defeating the Champion

The annual Brooklyn singles cham
pionship tournament that began yes
terday afternoon on the fifteen clay
courts of the Terrace Kings County
Tennis Association, at Avenue I and
East Seventeenth Street, Flatbush.
with an entry list of 1874, was featured
right at the start by the defeat of the
playing through champion, Frank T..
Anderson. who is also the national in
dood title holder.
The man who sprang this early sem
satlon was George G. Moore jr., of the
'th Regiment Tennis Club, and he
vanqulshed Anderson at 81, 2-6,
0-3, gaining his victory by dint of
almost fiawless driving. He used
passing shots as the rushing Anderson
sought to cut the bali off at the net
position.
In the second set Anderson managed
to hold control consistently, with the
result that he smothered a majority
of Moore's shots. The indoor cham
plon was unable to maintain this pace.
however, and in the third set Moore
again surprised the gallery by scoring
frequently on beautifully placed shots
that shot down the side lines out of
reach of Anderson's racquet.
This was second round match, both
men having drawn byes in the opener.
In the third round Moore continued
his good work, defeating John D.
Keyes at Go, 6-3.
The top half of the draw contains the
names of Ichiya Kumagae and Harold
A. Throckmorton, while in the lower
half of the outstanding players are
Vincent Richards, Walter Merrill Hall
and Charles Chambers, former 2rook-
lyn champion. Play Will continue to-
day.
The summaries:
Brooklyn championship mems singles
(first round>-f. W. Knox defeated A. L.
II. L. Cook, 6-4. 90; j. e. Tomiin de.
feated G.. Schultz ir, 6-3. 6--1: j. S. b.
Sones me-! Tla Detected feat F. B Aukamp. 3-s, 6-2,
ley, b-l, 6--4: II. Crespi defeated W A.
Colwell, 6--l, 6--l.
Second round-AIlen H. Behr defeated
DR.. l.. Bishop by default; George Moore
11r defeated Frank T. Anderson. 6--l. Is,
SIS; W. Thurston defeated Philip Correl
s-d' S-l r. Bodkin defeated F. Norton
s. 6-i; A. r. Portacha defeated A. r.
Plat. 6-2 7-5 Royal d. Ritchie de-
feated John Fl. Dunkin, 6-3. e.; H. w
paws defeated II, Tourney, St 6--3
c. A. Anderson defeated l.. BrSs. 6-4. 60
a. Brunea4 defeated r. d. Bowman. So
6--3; j. w. Mersereau defeated A. "
Burnell. So I'll; Charles Chambers
defeated c. X. Names TO, %
Gerald Donaldson ir defeated s. e.
Palmer. 6-3, 6~-4: Cecil Donaldson
defeated II. Ferris, 6--l, e--I; II
Bell defeated j. A, Smith, I'll 81;
Carl Joliffe defeated X Johnson. 30
6-l Frederick c. Anderson defeated G. r
Allen. I'll, 60; Frank Falls defeated L.
Lester, 60. 81; DR.. +. f. Drake de-
feated G. r. Bradley. 80, 60; A. Car
naus defeated w. L. Rice. 6--s, lO--s, -;
a. Cunningham defeated NJ. e Caveli
I'll, st; Milton soper defeated C. f.
feated w. c. Prill. 6--l, 6--3; c. A. Cope
land defeated G.. v Kelly 6-3, Ell:
Herbert l.. Bowman defeated B. NJ Pear
sail. 6--i, So Jay Anderson defeated
g. $. Groesbeck, Cd, 6--2 L. w Knox
defeated r. ". Lake. 4--6 IS. Ga:
Or. Leslie v Robinson defeated r, t.
James by default; w. A. Abel defeated DR.
]. Woodford, g.. 60; Ralph j. Somner
defeated DR.. w. ID. Price, 6--3. 81 h j.
Steinkampf defeated j. w Anderson
"a, St; W. H. Ruxton defeated H IT,
Levy, "a, 6-1; S. V. Brubans defeated
l.. Shumwayy, ST. 6-2 6-2; A. j. Cawse
defeated r, p. Winfield, 6-t So; R n De
Mott defeated H. Harmon d. 90: Lin
coin Rsimer defeated ii. Norton, 81, 6-l
j. p Nicknow defeated w H. Horton
60, 6-2.
Third round-Carl Joline defeated II
Bell, &c, 60; Frederick c Anderson
defeated Frank Falls, 6-2 50: Paul
keresey defeated G. A Copeland 6--3.
6--2 George G. Moore jr. defeated JohS.
u. keyes, 6-S, Go; Royal d. Richie de-
feated A o. Portacha, 6-2, CO.