The New York herald., 1922-08-11
America Against Japan in
Southampton Semi Finals
Shimzu Meets Robert Kinsey in Upper Half of Tennis
Singles, While Richards Is Bracketed With Kashio
in the Lower Winnie Beats H. Kinsey.

toward upsetting his service again to
trail at IA. Fischer then staged a fine
rally, which brought the games even, but
again double faulted himself into the
hole and with every break going against
him. lost the set G--4 on a hfty-fifty
shot, after he had kashio at the wrong
end of 1910.
The second session was Fischer's up
to 90, but double faulting again lost
him his advantage and he dropped be-
hind at S-4, with two more double
faults and a pair of bad errors. 1t was
3--5 after a good rally. with both close
up and after Kashio had brought up the
match point with an amazing shot TO
the side line. Fischer ended it at 6--3
with weak poke into the net 1t was
a disappointing finish TO what It should
have been, thrilling close struggle,
Kashios game was consistently steady
and under the circumstances that was
all he needed.
shimizu Not So steady.
Shimlzu was not quite in command Of
his usual maohinelike steadiness, and
lost q lead of 5--2 in the opening set.
with Beekman working hard and using
his head every minute. One OF Beck
mans tricks was TO drop a soft cut shot
turn over Shimizu's head. II worked
perfectly the first time. but on his later
attempts he either nettcd the dewdrop
or lobbed short
mizu got down to business at 5-all
in tho opener and lost only one more
game in the course of the match. gain
ing gradually in speed and accuracy
while Beekman tired perceptibly.
The doubles matches of the after
noon produced some interesting play,
Karl Behr and Carl Fischer carrying
the Kinseys through two we'll fought
6-4 sets on the clubhouse court. The
veteran Of the pickup combination
showed surprising agility and volleyed
hard and accurately in the rapid ex-
changes at the pet, while Fischer will
ingly ran miles around the enclosure to
retrieve all kinds Of smashes. The Call
ifornia pair. however. had too much stuff
when 1t was needed and pulled through
comfortably, with soma dazzling volleys
In the pinches.
Neer ard Davies. the intercollegiate
champions. We're upset by Beekman and
Kelleher in three sets. 6--3. 2--6. e.
their hard hitting failing to make up
for costly errors.
T. r. Pell and 3. S. Prentice played a
pretty match against yoshell and Davis,
but lost in straight sets. The sum
marles;
MEMS sINGLES-FoURTI ROUND.
Robert Kinsey defeated Francis r. Hunter,
Ga, i--G, 1-i.
Zcnzn shimizu defeated Leonard BeeISman,
T-J, G-1.
Vincent Richards defeated Howard Kinscy,
Ga, T--5.
seilchiro Kashio defeated Carl Fischer. G--4.
G-3.
MEMS DoUBLEs-FIRsT ROUND.
T. II. Pell and B. $. Prentice defeated l.. NJ,
Thomas and r. II. Hooker 6-3, 6-l.
Karl Behr and Carl Fischer defeated II.
Worth and T. Worth, 6--4, 6-l
SECOND ROUND.
Pell and Prentice defeated G. N. Wood Jr.,
ana ]. w. Whitbeck, 6-3, 6-3.
Behr and Fischer defeated William Crocker
and Robert lie Roy. CO, 6-i.
4 THIRD ROUND.
\ :. H. Noshel and Willis Davis defeated Pei
and Prentice, Cd, &C..
! Robert and Howard Kinsey defeated Karl II.
/ Behr and Carl Fischer Cd. Cd.
Leonard Beekman and Hugh G. NJ. Kelleher
defeated Philip Neer and James Davies,
! 6--3. 2-6, Ga