The Washington herald., 1922-08-26
TILDEN- RICHARDS
net TEAM MEETS
ANZACS IN FINALS
Patterson and Wood Score
Over Borotra and
Miles in Doubles.

BOSTON, Aug. 25.-The national
tennis doubles championship Is In
danger of being lifted by a foreign
nation as the result Of today's
matches In the semi-final round OF
the tournament at Chestnut Hill.
Gerald L. Patterson and Pat
o'Hara Wood. Australian Davis Cup
doubles team. defeated Jean Borotra.
of France, and Nathaniel w. Niles.
of Boston, ell. rs, 60. The
Australians will oppose William T.
Tilden I'd, of Philadelphia, and Vim.
cent T. Richards, of YoDkers. N. Y.
present holders of the championship.
as the American team qualified for
the finals by eliminating william,
NJ Johnston. OF San Francisco. and
Wallace F. Johnson, Of Philadelphia.
Sc. 10-S. 7-5.
Mnsacs show speed.
Patterson and o'Hara Wood over
whelmed the Franco American team
with sheer speed.
Richards and Tilden played spotty
tennis in putting out Johnston and
johnson. This match saw American =
first four making players on the
same court.
The team of Mrs. Molla Mallory
and Bill Tilden was the only COM
bination to reach the final round of
the national mixed doubles tourna-
ment. The two teams In the upper
section of the semi-final round will
play their match tomorrow after
noon to determine the opposing pair
for Mrs. Mallory and Tilden.
Other Meets Advance.
The summary,
National Doubles.
Semi-final round: William T. TIL
den. End, of Philadelphia, and Vim
cent T. Richards. of Yonkers, de-
feated william NJ. Johnston. of San
Francisco. and Wallace Z. johnson,
of Philadelphia, S-6, l0-S, IS;
Gerald L. Patterson and Pat O'Hsra
Wood, Australia. defeated N. w.
Niles, Of Boston and Jean, Borotra.
Of France. 81, 7-5, 60.
Mixed Doubles.
Third round: Miss Helen wills.
of Berkeley, Cal. and Howard Kin
sey. of San Francisco. defeated Miss
Helen Gilleaudeau and Clifford
Lockhorn, of New York. 81, s-3.
Fourth round: Miss Wills and
1hihSSy .nios E<'coh'i N
Sears. OF Boston. and william NJ.
Johnston, of San Francisco. g..
6-4; Mrs. Frank II. Godfrey, of
Boston, and Wallace F. johnson, Of
Philadelphia, defeated Miss Edith
Sigourney. of Boston, and willis b.
Davis, of San Francisco, 6-1, 81,
6-3: Mrs. Molla Mallory and Will
lam T. Tilden, End. of Philadelphia.
defeated Mrs. B. F. Briggs and S.
H. Voshell. of New York. 6-l, 6-3.
Semi-final round: Mrs. Mallory
and Tiden defeated Mrs. May SUIT
ton Bundy. of Los Angeles. and
Jean Borotra, of France. 6-4. 6-4.
Father and Son Doubles.
Final round: J. u. 8. Jones and
Arnold Jones. of Providence, de-
feated Arthur Ingraham and Will
lam w. Ingraham. Of Oakland. r. l..
60. rs.
veterans' Doubles.
Semi-final round: Holcombe Ward,
of New York, and Dwight Davis.
of st. Louis. defeated Harry c.
johnson and Irving c. Wright. of
Boston. 4-6. 1915. SIS: ]. n. S.
Jones and Arthur Ingraham. of
Providence, defeated Beals Wright
and walter Pate, of New York.
81, So.
Boys Doubles.
Final round: Malcolm T. Hill and
II. J. johnson. jr.. of Boston. de-
feated David O'Loughlin. of Pitts
burgh. and s. Orcutt, of New York,
-6, 6-3, 50.
Junior Doubles.
Final round: William w. Ingra-
ham. of Harvard. and Arnold w.
Jones. OF Yale. defeated c. NJ
Weed. Of New York, and J. F. Whit
lock. of Hartford. IS. 2-6. g.
e..