New-York tribune., 1922-06-07

Mkt
s.-.v s l. Kynsston and Frank T. A
..i Of nine matches was COM
a 49, 'vs.,srday. although ell other
fs.eo ss,;vities in the Metropolitan
i,nn. rere halted by the dampness-
s..,I-'. -. have a field OF i49 entries
Ne,n s.Ssd out within a week, on six
. courts. haste in running on
',.. '.,,hss Is a vital part Of the program
nls'a,- aa,,~snd l. Brunesu. Gerald Don.
r.. ~ ard other hustling members OF
'.o'o" .o'ooa-.-ri,,se saw 10 II yesterday that
..ssdy dsVdled.
sSS,.ion 70 the regularly sched-
~ ..,,nsment matches 20 be run OF
~. .s.srnoor. the tournament COM
~ - has arranged a special exhibi.
.. Soubles match between some OF
w -ost prominent players IN the
tt A. promptly o'clock Samuel
.o..n 80 s. Howard Noshell will start
n.ls! !a.;,st the wonderful japanese
A! zenzo Shimizu and Seiichiro
80 - ana the resulting match
hl.-,.s A,;nr forth some of the finest
,srris We have had around Ne" YORK
~ ss.r,rv has been playing remark
-. ..,,is IN the last two or three
80, Mis- overhead game IS stronger
80 rofe reliable than ever before
80 80 his amazing ability 20 cover court,
..-.i.5 uith his unerring accuracy Of
,isssmen,. has nsde him one OF the
5g.s,and.ng, players IN this country.
Yssbio with bis unfailing steadiness
go, The hack Of the court and his
.',eiess cour, covering. should III in
.,n Nth his more famous country
-, cane and 10 will require moth
- sbert OF sensationally aggrt ssive
-. attack on the part Of Noshell and
p,rSv 70 hold the japanese stars IN
theck ,.
r.,fh AZ Mountain Station last sun
e,v. when he and Shimizu defeated
y.resn, Richards and Frank Ander-
a. flashed the best tennis he has
,.,un In the last four or five years.
badly overhead, the former national
,.soor champion was also bringing or
ls aggressive volleying shots with
r,-ked success and his service was
tsgeiful weapon Of aggression.
psrdys cool. calculating game IS 100
vsn known 10 need description on my
r,ri The veteran. while lacking IN the
se-ational chsrscteristics OF the
Younger school. achieves his ends by
g. not consummate Of court general.
,Hir and his stesdying influence should
sorm a dangerous combination IN con
rs,iion With Voshells style.
F,1d Anderson gained his bracket
Yesterday b. defeating Philip A. Bod
lin 'i.o,ra fh round by a score Of
G. mer.cl mad previously won
senue iber que match from DR.. b.
Joosa i- fooi .. but he was no
frssl.o ,-c,g --1yn star, whose
- u to6 ,.o~9Oled him 70 cut
cY no returns from mid
,ourt. ldese winners driving from
lose 70 ~Npase line was both steacy
nd forced.
Kynaton took his match from Harry
4 Lewis By a score Of 6-l, 81, out
laying his man ell the way. No mat
sr how strenuously Lewis attempted
D find an opening. Kynaston racquet
as usually there 20 block u OH. lie
I'd Anderson, who meet in the next
,und for a place in the semi-hnal
ackei. should provide a gruelling con-
s..
Frank Anderson, Fred's younger
ofhe~. went into the sixth round by
rtue Of his impressive win over jay
Anderson, the sets going at Go,
o. frank was not extending himself
this match, being content 20 so
nc easily until the time came Tor
n 10 finish of each game. and then
was that he flashed some startling
ishing shots.
The Brooklyn tournament is remark
10 IN that there were no less than
. Ardersons in the lists. all mem
rs of the Terrace-Kings County
No Frank headed the list, followed
Fred. Charles A.. J. L. and j. W, and
.ly the hrst two were related. Fred
father Of Frank and Fred c., is also
member Of this club, and although he
as winning his championships twenty
ears ago is still able TO step out on a
,urt and show some OF these young
ndersons a trick or two With a rae
gs, and ball. ,
Allen Behr. who recently has started
10 elevate the stage IN a "musical
melody" act. returned 70 tourname ent
.ompetition last week, and proved that
he footlights provide an ideal training
'round by winning his fourth round
match yesterday from /. Biltchik after
hres stiff sets at 6-3, Sc, Ga, with
many keenly fought rallies from back
ogrf.
The summaries:
Brooklyn championship singles tthird
1gnlI Pred planisani defeated A. A.
.arsshury. Go. "a.
Fourth round Philip A. Bodkin defeated
: Drake. e.. 81. jerome Nins-
70 defeated Charles VI Wood IT.. 90.
g t-i Frank r Anderson defeated J.
Cameron. f-2. e-i. Allen n. Ben: &c {.
ss,ed l. BIitchik s-3. 3-s. GO Royal
Rchey vs. a. V. Duncan, lis -
Tfrshsdl
Tf'h round-Frederick c. Anderson de-
.,sist ?. 4 Bod@in. -. - Percy l.
.ynafion defeated Harry ". Lewis -
- Frank r Anderson defeated Jay l.