New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

BY keeping all copr4.
o. m. until late in the ass'g ~ ron %
tournament committee saoeF noon, y,
6rst and second ronnde &c .SsSmpleted 4.
me third and narrowed tss g,s pay q
segenty-four eye entrants 10 tbivt. s,s ned s.
VI gne ght mon who had "
ea @ INTO inc draw, six advances Gsea ses5
ease expected Of them, tba tb,'..o .. Tit5 es
SLOW 70 get into his So az SssVenth "a,
carried into deuce 60. ss.'e ard Va,
eighth, Vincent Richard gaile tn,
tmo ,ot years ago; defaulted. Rie5s.5sto j,s solt'f
not Tec0Yered fully from lizards Sia has
severe illness. He has Io., a.. ns recent
strength and upon the sS,;. %;s.sht and
physician decided to stsv 49, .sies af his
] ne youthful star fealss Jss y singles
IT VIII not tax MIA strenotss stssNsVsfl that
doubles, and he notified fsa % plag il
yesterday that he will tra;r ", sio1,afnitts,
7. Anderson, present indao, VIZ IN Fran
N the doubles division, which 1ss5p'9' ata,.,
Whatever disappointment. si.s..,..
de1aglt may nave provided wsS ,S'.sIasi .sIl
FOR by the splendid caliber 81 sE0as'
8 Own by the other contsndoY. 'eati
the exception Of Herbert : VIII
VINO was forced 70 an ga "a. ySg"gs.
Tremaine. the favorites p.-.S " d
ezceltent stroke. In most casss -,
opponents we're not strong nrs enns.s sas
extend them, b1t their pIav III :.
lag on this account. They s5ns,-.. az
be intent on winning as quickly a, :.
sloIs and call on their entirs
ertory Of tennis tricks and stroI.,
Anderson Defeats scoviI
Frank T. Anderson, pIaying-tb,..
champion, took nine games y ''.p a
from F. K Scovil. Of Colnmb;a q
then eased up sufficiently 70 nsrr.i. !.
opponent 70 take two games IN tbs !.
ond set. Scovil served fast bsn J.
drove with plenty Of speed and ~
but ne vas no match for the cbsm,..,
IN either court generalship or car.,.
George King, Westchester con,r
champion and another Of the ,.sS..
players, eliminated William Il, psrto.
with the loss Of only three g,~.,
Francis T. Hunter, who is eonsS5s,.i
by many 70 nave an even ebspfo !,
winning the title. breezed through -,
sets with Colgate Baker, Welding az,
one game II each. Percy L Kyrsst,.
Nassau and Queens champion nl.r.s
lelsqrely IN disposing Of T. R. Puts.s.
while e. Carleton Shafer. the yeter,.
who has twice beer runner-up in r
indoor championship, won his i'm
match az 60, al.
). Howard Voshell, who needs ;Bs
one more leg on the champiousb,
trophy 70 become permanent owner +
the cup, mad plenty to spare so farRI
games went in mis- match with Armsa
l. Bruneau, but the contest was RE
closer than the score Of ca, 4
shows. Brunesu forced at least hg
Of Voshell's winning games to a.s
He handled the left-handers M,
service with far greater success s1a
expected. Standing well inside i.
base line, Bruneau sook the seryi,s
the rise before II had a chsncs .
break too sharply, and he surprised L,
gallery by passing VosheI freqususJ
off service. Bruneau also coYers.
court well and his forehaad drive, ls'
and swift, was under good control.
yoshelI Steady in Pinches
AS rule, however, Yoshell wss n
more dependable whenever the sea
went to deuce, following both drive al
service to the net at critical stages nj
volleying with good effect. In IL
opening set Bruneau managed 70 hos
the former title holder as closs as s. Z
but in the second set, after Winning tis
first game. he dropped six IA ! fps
four Of them deuce games.
Other noteworthy performances var
Dupuy Greer's defeat of Thcnss j
keresey, J. P Nikonow's s-2, 81
victory over Ralph E. Roberts, we
scored over Percy L. Kynastor iscss.
ly, and Walter j. Toussaint's gp-aa
triumph over H. Dom Keressy, brossa
of Thomas. Dom Keressy ;uok 1T
opening set at "a, after elsuy si B
kibition of sideline placiag snd short
cross-courting. and he held BE laie 10; /
while in the second set. ftssssl'' /
rallied, however. in time 70 sTsEssV
him and take the set by gsss ess'F';;
at S-6. In the final division d fiI
keresey tired bsdly, snd Tcasaal
maintaining fast pace snd sae'a's
daringly for the lines and eOrHsfs, 10Y
six games in 8 row for the SCI IN
match.