The New York herald., 1922-06-27
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Special Dtspoteh to THE NEW Yosx HzALn
PHILApELPILA, June 26.-Daxxlins
exhibitions by collegiate tennis stars
from the far and middle West fe6tured
the opening days matches Of the an.
nual intercollegiate tennis champion
ships yesterday at the Merton Cricket
Club. but brilliant play by several East
ern men made It appear as though there
will be quito an International battle for
the crown.
Late in the day one rather surprising
result marked the third round match
between Gerald Emerson. the Columbia
University racquet wielder, and Wray
Brown. a youth from Washington Uni
versity Of st. Louis, in which the West
ern player won after three hard fought
sets.
Philip Neer. present champion; James
Davies and Richard Hickey. all Of Le-
land Stanford, came through with
doubles victories for the Pacific Coast
yesterday: Walter Westbrook, the
Michigan southpaw, had little trouble
winning his two matches, and both
Johnny Howard of Princeton and Lu-
Glen Williams Of Yale were able to turn
In pair Of triumphs without much
exertion.
The first ana second rounds were
completed with only a few remaining in
the third round.
The summary:
FIRST ROUND.
Karl Kamman. Washington University. st.
LOUIS: defeated H. L. Taylor, Princeton
Walter X. westbrook, Michigan, defeated J.
@. Ladd. George Washinstcn: 60, 81.
Dickinson. Princeton. 6-3. -. 64.
SECOND ROUND.
G. w. Sanders. Dartmouth. defeated Warren
Dixon, Rutgers. 6-3, 6-1.
W; s. symington. Yale. defeated q. g.
r: NJ. Beck, Lehigh. defeated q. O. Guild,
oseii HilIi.sd, Texas. defeated A. A stag,
O. ns.ei 3. Granger. S; Texas. defeated N. H.
George Rsindai. Jr.. Michisan. defeated r. g.
Morris Duane. Harvard. defeated d. L
Andrew Morsan. Penn. defeated ). G. Jones
J. Il. Howard. Princeton. defeated A. e
Frankenstein. Chicago. Ga. 80
l., J. Gregory. TeSaS. defeated @. H. Thorn
B. X. Parks. Oklahoma. won from, H. H
Cook, Williams, by default.
Wray d. Brown, Washington Uni/rsity, st
Louis, defeated w. II. Hastings. Williams
G. 3. Emerson. Columbia. defeated L. N
White. Texas. e-2. 0-8.
q swsrthmors m Masum. zen tenn;. 81 as'ea''o = M ~
W. e. Howe. Jr.. Dartmouth. defeated A. H
Harper. Cornell. "a, e-s.
Greene Southern s,r.-s c.isSrn,a 4 ss dsl.ss''
p. G. Kunkel. Georgetown. defeated +.
Gates. Chicago. 8- e-,3. =.
George J. o'Conneil. Oklahoma, defeated M
l.. H. Hobbs, Massachusetts Tech. defeated
w. M. Ballanger, George Washington Uni
veEsity ss.s a.s, eys. s,. Ca ds,s..ea K.r, pf.ss
man, Harvard. 81. 6-S. -
c. M shipway, Princeton. defeated J. e
Bsnediss; W;,,m. xn,s' S,is ss 7 aes:.s.d r A. Tired
d. s. S. Taiey, New York. defeated e, J. Will
hanson; GeorgiS Tsch; % iorS lo,o.a Ga; o, from
Alfred Huimc. Hnverford, BY default. !,
J. NJ. Davies, Leland Stanford. defeated
orton Blake. Georgia Tech. 60 8-S; :.
Richard Lewis. Rutgers. won from w. M
Lyberger. Buckneli. by default. -,
| r. g. Mclaughlin. Columbia. won from w
y, Mcfarland, Bucknsll: BY .sa,nsa dsfauisa; A.
feated Sidney Adelstin. New York. 7-6
r. J. Kunkel. Georgetown, won from 9. p
X. @. Kammann. Washington University. st
Louis, defeated l.. l.. Tromaine. Massa
chusetts Tech. o., &C.
THIRD ROUND. II
]. e. Howard, Princeton. defeated d. 8
| Taiey, New York. 6-2. 6-1.
| @. W. Sanders, Jr., Dartmouth, defeated
| L. II. Hobbs. Massachusetts Tech. 81
Go. -
J. M. Davies, Leland Stanford, defeated w
| 8. Symington, Yale, 6-8. 6-o.
r. M. Beck. Lehigh. defeated Cecil Hilliard
| Texas, 60, 6--1.
Andrew Morgan. Penn. defeated Geors
| Reindel, Jr., Michigan. 7-b. e..
L. F. williams, Yale. ueYeated z. q. NC