New-York tribune., 1922-09-18

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This is the fourth OF these annual
tournaments to be staged in Hoboken,
LAT never before has the entry list
been distinguished by the presence of
sueh luminaries Of the game as the
Ara.hers Manuel and Jose Alfonso, of
sss Spanish Davis Cup team, fresh, or.
reyhaps it were better said, bit frayed,
fron, their play in the national singles
snuruey at Philadelphia last week.
The Aionsos are located in the lower
talf Of the draw, and in the upper sec
s,on is no less prominent player than
young Howard Kinsey, OF California.
.sA,.ho took q set from William NJ. John
..on in the fourth round of the ma
tional singles tournament at German.
town.
Mans Local Stars Entered
II tennis runs true to form at Castle
Point this week the final round of play
Saturday afternoon should find Manuel
alonso contesting for the chief tro-
though such we'll known local stars
IS Fred c. Anderson. twice winner
md present holder of the Castle
Point trophy; Percy l.. Kynaston,
Champion of Rockville Centre, l.. L.,
snd points north, east, south and west
os that thriving township; DR.. William
Rosenbaum, the "Rodolph Valentino
ef the courts and former national in
door doubles champion, and Adolph
ron Bernuth, Jerry Lang, II. C. Ire
maine, >. r. Palmer and +. D. Powers
aiso are entered in the tournament.
& The women's open singles viii oe-
Z gin to-day with thoroughly repre-
sentative entry, while the mems event
will be pushed out into the third round
during the day. The tournament COM
mittee yesterday. under the leadership
oi Haddon WINS, chairman, assisted by
Kenneth Johnson, Henry lambert,
Ralph Gunther and Charles Milburn,
kept the schedule boiling evenly. so
that when the last match had been
aarked off the boards, only sixteen
eere left out in the field out of the
sriginal sixty-four starters.
No upsets marked the play yesterday,
he logical winners coming through
handsomely, although in one or two
sases they were pushed to extremes to
larry of the honors, Take the case of
Or. Rosenbaum, who, after rushing
Trough his first round match with D.
{. Pitrachat at Go, Go, encountered
srmand l.. Bruneau, of Brooklyn. in
lie next round and played enough
tnnis in two hours to last him until
.hs opening of the Palm Beach tourna-
.nt next February. Rosenbaum
Tsntually won by score of St.
i i-7,6-4, but not until he, the umpire
4 i9the gallery were google-eyed from
gEhing the ball in transit oyer the
.sMring the rallies.
Kinsey Bothered by Court
Kinssy, playing in his first clay court
nee leaving his native California,
sarly in July, found he had to learn
tae game all over again, and William
T. Fischer, the base line veteran of
the New York Tennis lub, proved
Ealnstaking instructor. Kinsey Won at
60, 10, finding a chop the most eff
iectual shot with which to win his
points, but in the second set Fischer
vas twice within single point of win
ing the set when he held at 5-2 and
| l--s0 on the Californian's service.
On his first chance for glory Fischer,
tyer-anxious, drove out on his return
q Rinseys deep-chopped drive, and on
tue second he returned into the net
ss he ran forward to take a short trap
thot. Thereafter Kinsey went straight
through the five games needed for the
second set and the match. In the next
round he defeated Manfred Goldman.
Of New York, by score of Go, GO,
after Goldman had administered the
same dose to r. J. Sommer in the open
ing round.
Manuel Alfonso, whose spectacular
playing has been one of the features of
every tournament in which he has
played in this country, was another
star who found the transition from
turf to clay q bit confusing. In the
hrst round he disposed of Milton Soper
at 8-S, So, and in the next bracket
hs eliminated Ross Pearson at GO,
e-l, some wild hitting being mixed up