New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

N hat trsnspired behind the
soor, yesterday was announced
q. .onn,,see, but among the mat
7, -, sss been discussed and ap-
!. -. .,,r, some that viii have an
''e. A..yrs on the game. For
49,, 49, ,bs offer q The West Side
= y. s.'e c,.s 70 erect permanent ten.
lsatis Wv. Nv "A Forest Hills, provided
- $50. so -. ,xarSe1 either the mems
~ eiee ~s.,.. championship tourna-
,.,"s ~. :, he ehslleng. round matches
.s.S, M Dsvis Cup usssi'lgs us..l 70. : peIloa
q tne D .,,s "a isnistiycly approved.
q Yen !.e.~ !.,,irs tenmittee approved
Ihs "a. Tsnpis Clubs offer and.
ne "es' ,..,risc promises we're made,
vhns % no.seseed that the Forest Hills
80 snaI6 s, h. srarded zone Of the two
~ 80 i~porsArt tennis events for the
I sss~mitiee from Philadelphia, con.
.e,ss on Eichsrd Norris Williams I'd,
80 Biddle and Paul W. Gibbons,
~ vas present 20 put IN n word
: he Philadelphia distriet, wSs ap-
-ss6 by being awarded tho mems ma
- championship singles tourno-
"a fer next year, the tournament 70
I ,,sysS. - has been the case for
!, l,ss two years, on the courts Of
I, csrnsntoWn Cricket Club.
IN srhedule committee approved OF
allng the Davis Cup challenge
- matches 70 the West Side Ten
/, Cub for next year, and also ap'
md pf q virtual repetition Of last
- national championship tourna'
=. ,chedule. This means that The
I~nt national tournament will bs
III sa the West Side courts, begin.
= bout August 10; the mems nG.
IN doubles ~ the LonRVood
stt Club. about August 20; ths
~, Cup challenge round matches a.
|TA SIDE Tennis Club, about August
\ ~ the mems national singles at
y, csrmsntown Cricket Club, start
= ssy.snber lS.
h,r. we're two applicants FOR the
sfsK Of the national clay court
s,-plon,hlps, one from the Western
=. Tennis Association snd the other
- ths Missouri Valley Association.
4, ,essdule committee recommended
I, his event be held during the week
|3jsly Q 70 10, but which association
nv Vrauted the sanction will not be
|.ls public until the full list Of SEIZED
N touruaments Is announced on
apsry T.
n, amateur rules committee pro-
~ svo important amendments 70
!, present amateur rule, and these
s,f, both approved by the executive
,srnl,tes of the national assoeiRtion.
The frst snsAdment was to the effect
s.t , player barred from competition
y Ms own association in his own
rouatry shall not be eligible to COM
pets IN tIy Ssaetioned tournament in
he United States
he Second amendment aims 10
strike 8 decisive blow az the aspirs-
iio1s Of sny player who has ambitions
70 bscons tennis movie star, viiectu-
aly shatiing the door against any such
iiYsntrre On the part Of smateur ten
10 Players. The resolution, which WAS
frst ard approved yesterday, is as
kovt;
whereas, Il has been brought 70 the
tn.ios Of the ameteur rules commit
" hat certain tennis players have
card Into contraet or agreement, or
n sssidering entering into contract
rtrnnent, with motion picture com.
uln 70 show motion pictures Of
srnlves In action, the players %
xim a certain percentage OF the
sHg.s therefrom.
n Il resolved, That the amateur
su committee recommends 10 the ex-
us4s committee that any player en-
M into such or similar contract or
Vszent, or In any wsy receiving
iry for melton pictures OF them
hu b barred from competing In
niinsnts under the sanction OF the
itt States Lawn Tennis Association,
\ delation Of Paragraph 2, Section
lftiele II, Of the bylaws"
BAT covers the ground so thorough
h seems, that ii will be virtually
senible for any Of the players with
rslrons hiltrionic and financial to
rzliIs their racquet skill on the
4 'LNu screen"
: vas proposed and approved that
: United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
Eln Join the National Athletic FED
atsz Of America an dthe Olympic
Aesiio1.
nass pnent at yesterdays meeting
'n; Prrtsidsnt, Julian S. Myrickj
.rtay, Abner y. Leeeh; George J..
We ktbsrt D. Wrenn, K. G. Black,
y Williams Cd, Craig Biddle, Paul
:, eeboAI. X. S. Knox, L. b. Daley,
svia sAeais. Carlton Z. Smith, Wat
NA. Nsskburn, Nsthsn Bundy, and
~ ~, Ne West Side Tennis Club H. G.
We I J. Carruthers, G. u. heyi-
- rt Charles S. Landers.