New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Seventh Regiment
Tennis Club Beats
Brooklyn Players
Score Clean Sweep i'll Nine
Matches Over Brooklyn
Indoor Tennis Club Team
BY Fred Hawthorne

The team CT the III, Regiment len
nis Club won ali overwhelming victory
over the team OF the Brooklyn Indoor
Tennis Club, on the tn Regiment Ar
:aory courts yesterday, taking al! six
singles and the three doubles, ard in
each case winning in straight sets. The
return match viii! be played to-day,
starting at II o'cioci;, OF the courts Of
The l4th Regiment in Brooklyn.
Fred Anderson, Che No. I man on The
-eglmeatal team, defeated Armand L.
bruncau bJ' score Of 6-3, G-2, in
match that Was featured by plenty of
fast rallies. Anderson's tremendous
reach was big help to him, partic-
ularly when he went to the net to vol
ley or smash. Bruneau fought hard
and pluckily, but could not seriously
threaten his opponent.
Samuel Robert MacA..iste-, The .th
Regiment team captain. Won from W.
=. RuSeor, o3 Brooklyn, by score 0;
6--l, 6-l, in contest that developed
deal Of swift driving from deep court.
Charley Wood, forner national boy
champion, defeated VI. Ferris, Of
Brooklyn, BY 4 score Of G-3, e-3,
chewing a we'll rounded gaMe.
Ihe summaries follow:
seventh Regiment Tennis Club vs. B-ooA-
Tyr Indoor Tennis Cub lsiasies)-.t'red G.
Anderao-. t7ch) defeated 4. T.. Bruneau
sB,. 50. 90; arthur Cras.r t'thl, de-
fs4ss Ii e. SSSs5' S?s5 aessa,eS a az " f. S u
ssa' 's' asfsss;s @ Sssis.e = TssIsase s'. T1 "s g
Fred Dar,rau tB.>. 81. 50; Charles II.
Wood (s,h) defeated Il. Ferris OBJ. c..
Doub.es-Mo-r:s ara Wood t7ta, de-
feared Fe-r.S ard Da:nrau (B.,. e-l, 7-5:
Crasc and Andersen t7th) defeated B-u-
neAu and Roeerto tB::). 50, s--2: Mac
Nuxton and Ta!rnadge (B.). 81. g..
Harry McNeal, the professional Of
the Heights Casino OF Brooklyn, an
nounced the singles draw for the won-
ems annual invitation tournament that
begins tomorrow morning on the two
courts In the clubhouse on Montague
champion, who has wor! tho tournament
FIVE years in succession, will be among
the cortenders, as we'll as Mrs. Gilbert
Harvey, OF Philadelphia; Mrs. Leslie
Bancroft and Miss Edith S!gouyTey, o.
Boston; Miss Martha Bayard, o1 Shors
Hills, n. J., and Mrs. Ra"so.4 L. Wood,
fo-n,e. Florida champion.
The draw follows:
First -ourd-Mrs. Harvey. & bye: sirs-
00lteHoCCQ W. m.S. lE6O iid.li.4@!-.4s q.
Hatch vs. Miss S.sourrey; Mas Ceres
Bake. va Miss Gertrude Della Tor-e; Mrs.
Robert 10 Roy We. MIS-. Theocora sohst;
Mrs Rawsoa L. Wood rs. Mss Helen
Hooker; Mtss Lesl!e Bancroft va Mrs Ber-
nard stenz; MISC lillian sctiarnaan We. MISS
jessie Gott; Mrs Mal.o-y w. Mrs. Percy
Wileourn; Mrs. 6auue! War.ng vs. Mss
Bessie Holden: Mrs. G. 4. Adam. vs. Mrs
N. 3. HUFF: Mrs. Albert Eumph-ies Na.
Mas Marie Wagner: Mrs. DC Forest Cardc-
Mrs. Edith Thompson; Mrs. Downs Va.
MIS-. Perkins: Miss Caron.a Vim vs. Mrs
Frederic Schnitz; Miss Martha 8ayaro ".
Mrs. John &. Bailey.
Tho committee particularly Wishes tc
| draw attention to the starting time OF
| the fifteen matches tomorrow, whici,
is as follows:
10 a. rn., hrs EA.tenbach w. Mrs. Hart
mann, Mrs Downs vs.. 31re. Perkins: lo:45
| a. m. Miss Baker vs. Miss Della Tore
MS Eumphries vs. Mss Wagner: :4c
NJ. Mrs. WarIas vs. Misc Holden. NJ IS
| Scha1man VS.: Miss Gott; 1915 y. H., Mrs
I,e Roy We. Mrs. Sohst. Mrs. Schnitz VS.
Miss Vim; p IL. Miss Bancroft vs.. MIS-
Stenz. Mrs. Candee vs.. Mre Thorlpson: 2
,. ~. Mrs. Mallory vs.. Mrs. w.bourn. Miss
Bayavd Mrs. Bailey: 2:45 p M. Miss
S.sourrey vs. Mira. Hatch. Mrs. Adam VS.
Mrs. Hun; $40 p. n. Mrs. Wood W. Mss
uc coAe-.