New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

a. the title, ueieateu Tue Na"1ori'iall
se,re of 6-3, 81. 6-4, in the
Donship tournament.
p;,bard Norris Williams Cd, of Bos-
- snd Watson NJ. Washburn, of New
yo-s. who gained their final round
srscket yesterday by defeating Will
;.m N. Johnston and Willis (. Davis,
s.T face Tilden and Richards to-mor-
NV afternoon Al o'clock for the title
-ox held By Johnston and Clarence J .
Grif;n, who Gid not come East this
IN the championship junior singles
armament. held on the old Longwood
rlpb's courts. Vincent Richards, OF New
yark. the playing title holder,
defeated Harry Coffin, in one semi
snsl round match, by score of IS,
IS, IS. In the upper half of the
draw Arnold W Jones, of Providence,
sefested Morton Bernstein, OF New
Work. BY a score of IS, I'll, s.
Jones and Richards Will play for the
title tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
on the Chestnut Hill courts.
15-Year-Old Boy Wins
,owsky. of Indianapolis, won the boys
rdllOUHi c4AS IL Al4dAiA JlOIcuiD ny Oe-
eating Thomas McGlinn at SIS. s.
30, IN the final round. The lad from
the Hoosiers land displayed remark
sbe court generalship and surpris-
ing control Of q varied assortment of
strokes as he walked through young
McGlnn in the last two sets.
In the opening set Julius seemed Ill
4. ease because Of the size Of the gal
lsry that surrounded the court. When
the crowd moved over to the Enclosure
courts, however, TO watch the mems
mai round, Saglowsky regained MS
composure and proceeded to settle
Down to session of clever all-round
playing that soon had McGlinn in diff
ficusies
TIE boys national doubles title was
won ~ Miles Valentine and McGlinn
rom Greville Acker and Palmer Healy.
The match was decided in three sets.
BY score Of S., 6-4, 6-3, with the
winners showing superior team work
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy, Of Calfor-
ua, won her way into the final round
Of the womer's invitation singles by
debating Miss Edith Sigourney, OF
Longwood- the sets going at Go, 6-3.
Mrs. Bundy was playing with more
speed and greater pace on her strokes
.aan at any time this week, and there
are many VINO believe that when she
faces Mss Mary k Browne, the other
famous California star. in the final
'oHad to-mo1row afternoon at o'clock
iae viii come dangerously close to
'arryi1g Of the honors.
Stars in Mixed Doubles
The national mixed doubles tourna-
gent reached into the final round. with
Ars. Mo!la Blurstedt Mallory, national
ssaian champion, and Tilden, and Miss
Brown and Johnston occupying the
SsacSets. They will meet Tomorrow
ai:sraoon for the championship.
Frederick 6. Anderson and his son.
s1edet-c C., gained their final
racket 4 the national father and son
Championship doubles by defeating A
!. chaplin and A. II. Chaplin jr., of
Springfield. by score Of 6-s g
81, IN the semi-hnal round. In the
s.her half J. ". Wear. the racouets
s,ar and his son, ". p Wear, defeated
i. Grant and Berry Grant, OF
Georgia. by q score Of 6-3, 80. 60
ne title will be decided tomorrow
afternoon
The Eastern pair got the jump on
me pom Western team at the star,
Q. the feature match, leading at 8
siser breaking through both Kinsevs
service IN the fourth game, and e. Il
men 1licen annexed his own in tae
st'a. Howard Kinsey made good or
MS delivery; Richards won Us mex
zld both kinseys .ook his. lea1ir g
ne Califo1nians trailing at 3-5. The
me'eoric Illden then crashed over
some sizzling services and won the
A-r.n came. for the set, al IS
Iae Kinseys had rot yet worked UP
,neir best game and the soft returns
,so!n R.cnards's racquet appeared tc
Do:ner Howard Kinsey, who was I'M
aoe 70 gauge the speed Of the ball OF
me limits of the court
Tilden Winged Mercury
Iilden was as fast rs q winged Mer-
curry as re raced about the court, cover
hg tremendous amount OF GROUND
ahe frequently poaching on his part
asFs territory as he went after shot
:, vas spectacular tennis on the part
=. ice worlds champion, and his furi
oas aggresslveness as he scormed the
1e' cid nucn TO place the Kinseys or
'ae defensive Ia back court.
htnouGa their team work was never
Is frlctionless "a that Of the two Cali
.ornians, Tllaen and Richards had ap.
- e10-1se upon 'neif plan OF ac
,s w.. pe.ose os2 inning ire match, ane
80 .a.a plan won g sufficient recon
den. j. - - ga sce.' el.S5' -.
alter the "imnossiolco shots and anv
tang .has W. ciea,. c,,+ ~ 90 r,'.
'sscn. while the junior champion was
,n,zusted With much Of the vollevine
from anTwfare ,s,,+1:-, r|,,tr
liaez ana n .s.;ii1 49, 49, al s1r
snd under toe ss'.r,e, ~ ais ract<et
In the seeona set however fhe Kin
ssy machine started 70 Gather monen