The New York herald., 1922-06-17
STRONG FIELD IN
MET TITLE TENNIS
Richards, Hunter, Kashio and
Wesbrook Among 1913 Drawn
for Play.

AS strong an entry as the metropoli-
tan clay court championship has had in
years has been received for the twenty
second annual event which opens this
afternoon on the courts Of the New York
Tennis Club at 23sth street and Broad
way. One hundred and twenty eight
players have been drawn and the list in
cludes many of the most prominent per-
formers in the metropolitan district.
Vincent Richards, third In national
rank. heads the list, with Francis Il.
Hunter, national indoor champion. the
second seeded player. The others of
top rank are Walter Wesbrook. former
Michigan and Western intercollegiate
champion; Seiichiro Eashio, the Japa-
nese, who has been the sensation of the
early season in the metropolitan dis
trict; Vanderbilt B. Ward. DR.. George
King, Westchester county champion, and
Percy L. Kynaston, the Nassau and
Queens titleholder.
Others Of local prominence entered are
Alfred ]. Cawse, Staten Island cham
pion, who was runner up to Vincent
Richards in the tournament year ago
Edward Oelsner. New Jerseys top rank
ing player; Philip A. Bodkin, Alfred ID.
Hammett, Herbert II. Manchester, Will
lam Rosenbaum. Kenneth Stoddard, /.
Biltchik, Henry Bassford, Jerome Lang
and Armand L. Bruneau. The draw fol-
lows:
FIRST QUARTER.
l.. Vincent Richards 2; Lswrence avUn Baker; r
Jarvis: q. J. B. Kelley; I. Norman Winter;
s. S. A. Manchester; o. r. D. Golden; 10,
Dickerson Ialley; H., j., =: Cleveland;
Ready; 15 G. Smith 16, u. w. Salter;
II, Walter wesbrook; 1s. NJ. T. Ackerland;
Hs01S 1a E. W,Isilsr VI Kshn % 4 is Is TaMse TasnS a.
Bry; 20. DIR. 9. A. smith; %, Jesse Som;
2s Jerome Minister; 49, e. M, M; Dixon; 5SSsr,s 80.
3e lingo +. Hartmann.
SECOND QUARTER.
lie Marie; IS. 4. L. BruneaI; 81, sted-
Wiam SfGra Pt RaSDns as wae5 to Il Pa'e F. Bach Ss
Bleck; 43, S. G. Ely; a. Dupoy Greer;
40. H. 3. Fischer. Jr: 46. Seymour Cohn;
Vanderbilt Ward; 30, Or. b F. Drake;
II, j. ]. Schult..: 80. w. H. Ruxton: 80.
Z. oelsner: o. Mortimer zegler: 50. Paul
5s Merritt Cutler; a9s +. w. Barrett; 80;
Henry Bassford; 6i o. Kuno: G2. Fred
Pianisani 63. Hugh l.. Nchring g.. w.
Braunstein.
Go, Francis T. Hunter; &C. Richard Lewis;
67, w. M. Fischer; 6s, !. NJ. Brown;
60. Isidor Biltichik; 20. Z. w. Feibel-
man: Al, E. c. Backe: II, X. Stod-
dard; 73. Jones Mersereau: "A. Il. Lough-
lin: 75. r. l.. Somner; rs, p. p. Fal-
lon II. Fl. G. Tremaine; rs, &. e. Inter
berg: 20, J. II. steinkampf; so. DR.. w.
Krugler: ST.. Elliot Binzen: 81. L.
verstroten; SO, A. II. Glove: 81. DIR. J. M.
Smith: 50. Milton Berlfein; S6, J. J. Niko-
now; 81, +. p. Adams: SO. r. +. Roberts;
50. Carleton Putnam: 90. Merton Bernstein;
ef r. II. Hendrickson: o.. e. N. Brandt;
49, l.. N. Walthall; ~. II. w. Hastings;
95 B Landau; 96, w. j. Toussaint
FOURTH QUARTER.
81, Or. George King: 9s. George s. Goes
back 90. u. Donaldson: 100. u. l.. Blood
good 1ol. S. v. Brubans. 102, II. w.
Onda; 100. Larry Schiesnger; JOG, C. IT,
Marshall. 10T. r. NJ. he Mott: los. Charles
u. Schoninger; l09 II. ] Wilcox; 40.
II. l.. Wrigley; Ill. James NJ. Greer; 1i2,
Hugh Tallant; 1f3. Percy l.. Kynaston.
ia, S. 'E. Chua; 1i5. r. IT. Gilbert: 116.
Harold Felbor; III. Paul Martin; 11s, T. =.
Fabrikant; l19. P. A. Bodkin; 100. Louis
Fertig; 12i. +. W. Port: 100. A. NJ. seiden-
berg, 1913. NJ. f. Gottleb: 1874, A d. Ham
nett: 1875. A. G.. Sheridan: 1876. II. II.
Manchester: 127, William Rosenbaum; 12s.
Il. W. Thomas.