Evening star., 1922-08-03

were even more astonishing than Il
and as the two men played, the FIG
between them.
Hunters superiority was sharply
defined. At every stage of the match
the American was the Australian
master He had the advantage IN
pace, in control and in the maneuVer,
and outsmashed him even in service.
upon which the might of the famous
Australian is supposed to, depend so
largely The American was the
stronger player.
One of Several lpsets.
This was only one of the spectacular
uuSets that marked the days prog
resS America triumphed over Japan
when Robert kinsey of California
completed his unfinished match with
ZenZo Shimizu VIGOROUSLY Ihen
Kinscy. in the next round, de1eateo
a first-tcn player in Lawrence Is. Rice
of Lougwood. In the womenS singles
Miss Helen Wills of California. ma
tional girls champion. who ranks IN
the second ten. defeated Mrs. Marion
Zinderstein JeSsup of Wilmington
the No. player, in straight sets
6-i. IS, in one of the fastest eN-
hibitions of women's tennis OF 'ne
entire season.
Every last member of the Australian
and French Davis cup teams was
eliminated from the tournament at
the end of the play. 1t was an un-
happy day for.the foreign contenders
all around. Besides Patterson. James
o Anderson of the Australian team
tasted defeat. He lost 10 William NJ
johnson of California by g. 30;
Andre II. Colbert, veteran OF the
French team, Joined his mates, henri
Cochet and Jean Borotra, in defeat
losing his match with Richard Norris
Williams, 2d. of Longwood by l'-lS'
6-3. This match was continued from
yesterday at the place where the ram
had halted il.
In the doubles Japan triumphed
over France in one match and an
Australian combination met disaster
In another. Shimizu and Se1lchiro
Kashio. who had been picked as TINS
wears Japanese Davis Cup team. hut
who we're obliged to withdraw from
that competition. beat Cochet and
Rorotra with ease by 6-3. 6-l. Pat
terson was eliminated from the dou-
bles as well as the singles. He mao
r. c. Wertheim for his partner and
they dropped two straight sets TO the
makeshift team of Maj. Arthur \.
Yencken of the British embassy and
Cedric A. Major of the West 81
Club Neither Yencken nor Major Is
supposed to rank in the same class
with the Australians. yet they won
by rs. g. Colbert teamed in the
doubles with Craig Biddle of Phila-
delphia, and they were defeated by
Williams and Watson WaShourn
81, 6-4.
Yankee-Anzac Team Wins.
Besides the japanese team. Ander-
son was the only foreigner to ad-
vance in the doubles. He formed an
International combination with
Johnston. and they eliminated the
strong team of S. Howard Nosheli and
Samuel Hardy by 6-l, e.
By all odds the best showing made
by any foreign player in the tourna-
ment was that of Andre Colbert in his
match with Williams. The giant
Frenchman has not weakness. Not
only does his game possess smooth
ness and finish. but his attack has a
punch. that his fclow-countrymen
Williams was keyed up to the pitch
of Tuesday when the play Of both
was more brilliant than anything else
the season has had to offer, save only
the performances of Tilden, but their
control was still good. and they were
q fair match in tactics.
Mems invitation singles, third round-Rob-
ert Kinssy defeated zen,o shimizs o., Ss, 81;
Ais5s fourth h rsSad@whlag 1e n John.son defeated
James Q. Anderson. s-2. Sc; Robert ktniey
R. N Williams. I'd. defeated Howard Kinsey.
So. 64. 60; Francis T. Hunter defeated
Gerald l. Patterson SS es third round
Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory defeated Miss
Edith sigourney, sE1s 81; Mrs. May Sutton
IS; Miss Helen Wills defeated Mrs. Marion
zinderstein Jessup. 64, -; Miss Leslie
Bancroft defeated Miss Helen Hooker. 14-l2
Mems doubles arst round-Francis T.
Hunter and Lawrence B. Rice won from Philip
fsstesson fss aaS % .ad R. G. Wertseim dsfe..ss Edwin
r. Larned and Fred G. 1nman. 6-5 SO;
Hugh G. M. Kelleher and Leonard Seekman
defeated Harry c. johnson and Carl Fischer
rs. e: Henri cochet and Jean Borotra de-
feated Dwight F. Davis and Holcombe Wsrd
.:S,aS S ds,sst.a 3 5'n1s BrooRs S Fsnno. % j.. and
s Second a rogsdSh n williams lila, H.2s:-. "a; and I'd
Sowman and partner by default, Andre Cob
ert and Craig Biddle defeated John Whit,
beck and George Eos Foster; BIZ, S f-on, Tunter and
Rice By default; Maj. A. Y. Yencken and
Cedric A. Major defeated Patterson and d
%s,aT defeated Ks.hs2 hS0'Fs and ana
e-I. 6-3; James o. Anderson and William
N. johnson defeated William A. Larned and
~IlSs E. DAYS, y;IIi,m. @ and w.,bburn do.
feated Colbert and Biddle. 6-4. "a; Ander;
SON and Johnston defeated s. Howard Voshell
Women's doubles. frst round-:Miss Flor;
ence Bsllin and Miss Edith Handy defeated
Mss Helen Hooker and Miss Katherine
Gardner, Sc. 6-3. e--3; Miss Ceres Baker
and Miss Edith sigourney defeated Miss
Margaret Grove and Mrs. D. Wood, 6-l.
Ga.
Second round-Miss Leslie Bancroft and
Miss Martha Bayard defeated Miss Baker and
Miss sigourney. 81. -5; Mrs. Nay Sut:
ton Bundy and MIS-. William Henry defeated
Miss Marguerite Davis and Miss La Beaume.
60, 6-3: Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessup
and Miss Helen wills defeated Mrs. N. B.
HUFF and Mrs. J. s. Taylor. Ga. 60.
Mixed doubles. first round-Miss Martha
3ayard and Henry Guild defestsd Miss
eI6, 6-S; Miss Margaret Grove and Arthur
Y. Yenoken defeated Mrs. Marion Jones
Farquhar and Samuel Hardy, 6-3. SIS: Miss
katherine Gardner and Philip Neer defeated
Miss Marguerite Davis and Fred C. lnman,
&C.. 6I2; Miss Leslie Bancroft and Harry
O. johnson defeated Miss Florence Ballin and
Carl Fisher, rs, a6. 6I