New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

] Tse match took place on the courts$
4, ,he Crescent Athletic Club at Bay
y, while more than 5000 spectators
f.l.d on. All of the men played moro
fsl;snt tennis than they did yes
1Isy. The stroke analysis shows that
4sssn was the biggest factor in the
f,.ory, the tall singles champion max
3.-a total of % earned points and only
errors. Young Richards followed,
IA 80 errors and Is earned points
fNlisms, although he made more er-
=. than any of the others, total of
( y txelve of these being double faults.
ss also the man credited with the
,v,st number of earned points. his
~ being 2S, all but two on place.
s,st aces.
. the court yesterday, making a total
Iss errors TO is earned points. These
r,s the cold figures, but actually
! more points, through his frequent
n shots that permitted either Tilden
> Richards to put the ball away for the
rrsing points.
Patterson and Anderson Win
Ycaowing this match, three members
sss Australian Davis Cup team, Ger
htpL Patterson, J. o. Anderson arid
HI {. Wertheim, accompanied by Little
1sas Johnston, of California, came out
lie court and went through three
Ia. ahibition match. Patterson and
I,ierson, slow to get into their stride,
\ -,rUyed as the match proceeded, win
i sng by score of IS, 60, Cd.
Tilasn, paired with little fifteen-year-
1 ID Sandy Wiener, was defeated in
d. ssmi-final round of the metropoli-
4 ~ lOubles by the Kinsey brothers, of
4 csEtsrnia, the sets going at 3-6, 90.
~ So. Tilden, facing an impossible
rdeap in attempting to cover three
/ sirers of the court on his side of
lashet, in competition with an expert
etsd team like the Kinseys, played
lSlIiantly, and little "Sandy" amazed
4, gallery by some of his sparkling
/ Sums. but the losing pair was out
4 nlched, after the opening set.
4 Charles Chambers, chairman of the
mrnsment committee, announced last
ssning that the second of the Davis
& lsp doubles trial matches will be
y liyed this afternoon, starting at 2
4 i,lock, with Tilden and Richards
E Ein facing Williams and Washburn.
%f1Iowing that will come the final
Il Hgnd match for the metropolitan
4 MA,npionship doubles, with the Kin
#g brothers meeting S. Howard
& iashell and Samuel Hardy.
d The latter team had come into the
Mial by first defeating Gerald Emerson
Nnd Carl Joliff at 6-3, 81, in the
Earth round, and then conquering
'sl Neer and James Davies, intercol-
gate champions, by score of 4-6,
~, 6-2, 6-3, in the semi-final
bracket. Previous to this Neer and
Davies had defeated Zenzo Shimizu and
Ieithiro Kashio at 81, 3-6, 6-1, in
Ee fourth round.
H Many Notables on Court
be largest crowd of the week had
Eattracted to the picturesque Bay
10 grounds by the fine weather and
apromise of seeing such noted play
sss Tilden, Richards, Williams, Pat
son, Anderson, Washburn and the
s in action.
HI G. Conlin presided as umpire in
h Davis Cup trial match and a full
HE Of linesmen had been provided by
~ tcNl tldiIItJIt COIIl IlIIlct. lie Dd
Hws alone were not quite up to the
landard, showing a poor understand
II Of when to go on the court after
+ ball and when to stay off, thereby
lansing the players annoyance at
itnss. However, this is minor fault
ahn can be easily remedied.
4 lilden began the service, followed in
ltdsr by Washhurn, Richards and Will
Jams Tilden and Richards switched
lae order in the third set, but the other
lpsr stuck to their original sequence.
lRaout D. Wrenn and Holcombe Ward,
both former national champions and
both Members of the Davis Cup COM
mittes that will assist in the picking
N the offending team, sat close by the
sur with Johnston, and observed the
pay Of the four contenders for inter
aaonal honors.
iilden and Richards soon worked up
lead on games that they never re-
aguished thereafter. with both going at
Feat speed. Richards's ground strokes
sFs not any too reliable at this stage,
@ae more than made amends for any
Wakness in this respect by his bril-
at volleying. Tilder, as usual, was
aaglng off daring shots from all over
u court. The only break through
sTce came when Williams dropped
y delivery in the seventh game. Til
then came through with one of his
aNling exhibitions of dynamic serv-
3 winning his game at "love," and
lsaing the last point with a tre-
aadous bullet" service to Williams
aN the latter barely touched with the
pof his racquet.
.As speed of the match increased in
4 second set. Washburn was max
y rany errors, some of them on
aEitots that should have been kills
A part, and his usual accurate
sens was very uneven. Williams,
%as contrary was doing better. AL
Vueh ne made too many errors, the
y. sssiast champ ion's ability to bring off
s ~ esfaing shots atoned somewhat for
aisakes. c'ne glaring weakness in
NJ pay however, was the frequency
h. which he double-faulted, his total
we match being round dozen.
Ags ~ ne who was broken through in
MIfenth game, but Williams and
ts'aaarn retaliated in the next by
LL"ns on Richards's service.
h, me last game, with Tilden serv-
see champions trailed at go,
arsen r.s ne called upon his deadly de-
fr%s.n nsgaln and tore off what were
s,y four service aces on the last
h. williams Thrills Gallery
"a. me third set Williams came to
~. ale and thrilled the gallery
Am, scintillating shots. He was
stg mis- ms returns directly at the
A',ns; illden and Richards, and the
sg,,ons ssn,.'s were having all kinds of
aet;.y IN making returns from these
8ssbnmg shots. After Williams and
e isulh UT had established a command
5rsent,u' the national title holdersa