New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

-. = % applaud at the right time
s.sl, cA,v. chairman q the ''uFns- :.
I.',, ,.rnitiss. aided BY Allen c.
.'.' .',s ranged matters 50 well that
'''s'-,, '''s'..,,,l fsld Of twenty-five that
- s,v vas vecded down 70 six
" ,uo Of whom were IN the
',,.. s.l.ss.l round, before play ceased
n the day. ...a,,;or q
-, calendar. Il viii be extreme
-, % rather the survivors TO
eil..,r 10 finish out the matches
Fi.. nr,rre courts However, Vnew
o s,,rsu are planning 20 play the
90 s-si-ing se1i-lrai events "'ln
~ I,Ssrsop meeting James D.
"a. s,s Fred C. An1crson play
ta',s ,s..,S 80. Peekmsa next saturday.
Z ti- feature Q. the DAY yesterday
ID. f.,biss exhibition ~ntcn be-
v's 80 shimi1r, o. japan, ano
w. 49, voshell former national
i-gsor t.tnfiQl' ""- .--f-.. .-5
t. -. ,,.ionsl torales Champion sno
49,, 80, T Anderson, former lndo2or tite
isas @ sTsr fye sets ~ furious.
S.., 1o.1.. slsv shim.Iu and NosheN
t...'',~ score Of o.. %. c-~o.
sos % vith ali four men bringing
o. So - .erf courts Of the club arc
s.,,uresQueiy laid out on 1890 ... ~ 49,
T. Orsnrs Mountains forming tne
s..kground on the west. AROUND 'wo
80 - fbs courts there were grouped
,s.~. 1000 spectstors, one o. the
80. tsnrls galleries that have ever
s....s tournament in the metro
.si,sr district ostsiae @. New YORK
william 7. Tilden Cd, national and
r.-lss singles champion. WAS origi-
,,rr scheduled % team VI with kien-
49,, bu. Re seat wofd from Fhua-
ssis.n on Saturday afteruooa that he
v,s5 be unable 70 appear. owing 20
~ f,e, that he was still engaged IN
i, eastern Pennsylvania champion
n. tournament. which lad also been
p;snsi b. the Tsir.
Fine Crowd on Hand
=. .ourrament committee az Orange
,,.,risv nciised o.. t.ckct holders az
q, -,iss inst Iildcn would not appear
49, tsst Anderson would take his
-'l,, bu, ;his fsd httle effect on the
c.srs.asn o. the crowd. apparently
.o- there was not a vacant scat 20 be
ysr vher william Van der Kieft
tg-hs4 ia.o the umpife's high chair
A.. ,allsa out MIR. Richards scrying. -
fhsie it no room here % 60 into de-
u.s concerning this match. which was
t.,! vita sensat.ora. features from
i,s siu point % the last. but a gem
ga. ssrsy q the Eve sets lcit me
vita ne oppression that every nan Of
q, i,sl lad his turn IN the limelight,
1srets Thsr he outshone the others.
Iiki-r The match as whole,
s,'-iza might be said 20 have been
l'i's more elective than the others.
h was rot only covering an amazing
i-ount O., ground az ne scuttled after
rHei shots. but overhead he was
n'srb. being steadier IN this depart
r'r' than any other man on the court.
. Was ShImizG who scored one OF
r' uost remarkable shots Of the day
lc,arcs had made what looked ike
9 KIP Of a short lob. the ball crash
ss in'o ihe opposite court and bound
= 80 high that Shimizu had 20 run
.i,f clear 20 the wire stop net 20 get
il f1couc. on the ball IL appeared
,.i sure point ior Richards, but
- little japanese just managed 20
f-is the TOP OF the playing nct' and,
era breathless moment of suspense,
? bal rolled over the top and fell
T. Richards's court for a placement
i.hards. who could not hnd a pair
r.kel shoes a. the club, played m
r,s.h rubber soled shoes, and this
Q ngrse slowed him up a bit on the
II but not 20 the extent that It
-p7lsd HE play The wonderful
s,iors volleying was as darling IS
rsf. and more than once he dared
cs gallery by taking the terrific
f-ssses Of Voshsll and Shimizu on
,s full volley AZ the service court
rss and sending it back for place
rs,i aces Only player with a
-irytlously oyick eve could attempt
itis sAo, With any hope OF success.
yoshsll Plays Crafty Game
voshsn played the best. the stead
les, srs TIE most crafty tennis I have
seer hin play in several years. His
r.nendogs service was going like
t1'let ard his work overhead was very
,'vsfs' besides being under fine con
VOL ard ~ addition Noshell was BRING
70 o. his volleys with more than ordi--
iay success His style Of play ftted
u BEAUTIFULLY with Shimirus court
tactics.
Anderson was travelling In speedy
eoni.ny IN this match. and II he failed
. eold The pace az times IL was per
,s'tly ,1tuuble. ! do not mean 20 say
l,ai Anasrson was weak, but the av-
,1fs o. his play was not so good as
ui o the others His "cannon-ball
,'1'ts vas a powerfully aggressive
.poH, and the shsp angles he i'm.
f-'ed . his volleys rendered the ball
iaytble a. times. u wss on the
...l 'hots that Anderson most fire.
s-''ty made his errors. but his work
~ ~ eiilliant most o. the time, and he
y y PEG 70 make the match a worthy
.-''ew Van nsventer played sound
- N gaining his place in the
'nlfral He F-e. dofeated r. "
...sssiy Al IS. e-3. and then con
t-','' Carl Jolliffe az Is, SIS,
HI after his opponent had estab-
dangerous lead. this match
~ =. featured By many rallies az the
rara ~ 49,. L.. D.. cnrrh.