The New York herald., 1922-07-19
California Collegian Defeats
H. Guild, Former Harvard
Champion, rs, 81.
TILDEN DOUBLES WINNER
Scores With Wallace Johnson
as Partner-Gets No Ac-
ton in the Singles.

tennis players continued along the
even tenor of their way when play
was resumed to-day in the thirtieth
aannual Longwood bowl singles tourna-
ment. The field has been reduced to
sixteen men, including eight from
Boston and eight from other sections
of the country.
William II Tilden Cd of Philadel-
pha still is looking forward to his first
tournament singles match in Boston.
He drew bye, then got default In
the second round, but had a practice
session with r. Norris Williams 3D.
and the Longwood star took six of the
eight games that were played. Tilden
had starred cold" while Williams had
1ust finished a match. so that the 60
count was not conclusive.
The most spirited competition was
furnished by lesser lights. James Da-
vns California intercollegiate champion.
engaged Henry Guild of Boston, left
handler, who won the Harvard singles
title year ago, and the visitor was VIC
tor .ous after two deuce sets.
Their match abounded with brilliant
shots, but neither was consistent In re-
turn of service. so that the match was
t;tterly fought. Serving better than at
any time in his career, Davies finally
stcadied enough to pull out both sets.
Us and 81.
Another Pacific coast youngster who
had to struggle to gain his third round
Bracket was Phil Bettens, who was
ranked No. on the coast last year. OPP
POSING Walter l. Badger, Jr.. former
Yale oarsman. Bettens had to struggle to
hold HIS opponent even, but he did so by
m king his shots, while Badger relied
solely on speed that was not always
well controlled.
E. p. Larned, the New York veteran
who won leg on a Longwood bowl
more than a decade ago. continued to
advance at the expense of a local player,
A. N. Reggie. and IL he wins again to-
morrow against Sidney Beals he will OPP
pose Tilden in the fourth round.
Starting tomorrow the matches will
be best three in five sets. and the pair
ings are as follows Tilden vs. Bettens,
Larned VS.. Beals. Niles vs. Hinckley,
Rice VS.. Prescott, Williams vs.. Davies,
Shaw VS.. Chaplin, johnson VS.. Fischer
and Foster vs. Taylor
Extra sets were fought out In two
of the matches, Harry Prescott defeating
his Longwood clubmate after easing UP
in the second set. 1t was a different
story in the Shaw-Wilbar match, for the
former dropped the first set at Is and
lost only two games in subsequent sets.
Fine Progress in Doubles.
An excellent start was made in the
doubles. fourteen matches being COM
pleted Sultry weather was tempered by
Cd
matches were concluded as fast as pos
sible by the stronger teams.
To-days play marked the first ap-
pearance of Tilden and Wallace Johnson
in tournament doubles. and they pun
ished themselves a hit to win with the
loss of only one game. Charles Shaw
and Clyde Curley. Providence team.
drew a bye and moved into the third
round by overcoming Brooks Fenno and
q. T. Rerndon. recent intercollegiate
stars at Harvard and Princeton respec-
fiyely. E. r. Larned and F. c. Inman
of New York dropped their opening set.
but pulled out the match against local
team.
The summaries:
sINGLEs-sECoND ROUND tCompieted)
W. T. Tilden. I'd. Philadelphia. won from
Lawrence Green. Boston. by default.
Philip Bcttens. San Francisco. defeated w.
/. Badger, Jr.. Boston Sc. s.. NJ
H. r.
Reggie, Boston. 6-1. 6-l.
\ q L. Beals. Boston. defeated A. A. Cameron.
Lowell, 6-1, 6-2
Springfield, "a, 60.
Richard Hinckey, Hollywood. Cal, defeated
T. n + Riss' Mes' Boston, S%.0a defeated r. O. Bray.
Harry Prescott. Boston. defeated T. B.
Pmpton, Boston, 6-1, 2-6, 81.
r. Norris Williams I'd, Boston. defeated v.
Hockmeyer. Lowell 6-2. &C..
James Davies, Los Angeles. Cal. defeated
Henry Guild. Boston, Id, 81.
II. b. Shaw. Boston. defeated G. B. Wilbar.
Boston. 1-6. G-1. 6--1.
a; H. Chaplin. Jr:. sprinsfield' defeated d. o.
wallace F. johnson. Philadelphia, defeated
e; B; Benedict; Boston. 81; e-s "
Godfrey. Boston. 6-1, 6-3.
DoUBLES-F1RST ROUND.
D. NJ. Hill. Jr.. and Malcolm Hin. Newton.
defeated II. L. johnson. Jr.. and b. Oakes,
r. q. Benedict and II. r. Guild, Boston.
defeated II. B. Steward and +. 4. saunier.
Boston, 60. 6-4.
Angeles Cal, defeated Donald Martin and
c. T. Martin, Boston. 6-2. So.
Fl. v. Greenough and II. II. Lundy. Boston.
wright, 3-6. Ga, Sc.
r. C. Bray and w. L. Badger. Jr.. Boston.
defeated j. p; Cow and w. F. Pattison,
+. B. Plimpton and g. G. Piimpton, Boston,
defeated A. Ingraham, Jr.. and A. Persons.
Oakland, r.. l., 40. 6-3. 6-3.
N w. Niles and L. 3. Rice. Boston, defeated
e. r. Harris and j. e. Russell. Boston.
60. 6-J.
E. p Larned and F. c. Inman. New York.
defeated A. N. Reggie and @. A. Lyon.
Boston. 4-6, 6-3, 6-3.
u. s. Niles and w. II. Abbott, Boston. de-
feated @. Collester and l.. r.. Kent. Boston.
7-5. 6-f.
I. C. Wright and r. b. Bidwell Boston. de-
feated A. H. Chaplin and A. II. Chaplin. Jr..
Springfield, 8-4, 8-3.
Philip Bettens, San Francisco and Carl
, Fischer, Philadelphia. defeated Robert
Tunis and Parker Ellis. Boston, 6-2. 6-2.
q. l.. Beals and j. s. Nicholl Boston. de-
feated A. A. Cameron and v. Hockmeyer.
Lowell. 6-2. 6-4
SECOND ROUND.
w. r. Tilden I'd, and w. +. Johnson, Phila-
depha, defeated A.. G. Butler and II. b..
Shaw, Boston. 6-1, Go
G. X. Shaw and g. J. Curley, Providence.
defeated J. D. Fenno. Jr., and e. T. Hcrn-
don, Boston. 6-3. 7-5.
Boxing Board Abolished.
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