The New York herald., 1922-06-28
EIGHT SURVIVORS
IN COLLEGE TENNIS
Four Fasteners, Two Cali
fOrnians and Two From Mid
die West Unbeaten.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA June 27.-Out OF a
field OF more than sixty players who
started in the annual intercollegiate ten
mis- singles championship on Monday.
only eight remain in the running for the
title. -Four OF the players are from the
East, while two are from the Pacific
coast and two from the middle West.
Philip Neer. last years winner. and
James Davies, both of Stanford. repre-.
sent the coast; Wray Brown OF Wash
ington University, the surprise OF
tournament and Walter Wesbrook OF
Michigan are the mid-Western stars
still remaining. while Andy Morgan of
Penn. Lucien Z. Williams of Yale. Nor
ris Duane. Philadelphian. playing
from Harvard, and C. w. Sanders, Jr.,
of Dartmouth, are the Eastern sur
vivors
Andy Morgan. the Red and Blue
leader was forced to three sets before
he conquered John Howard. the youth
ful Princeton star. 81. 6-4. Ga.
Howard won the first set, but failed to
stop the fast volleys of Morgan in the
following two sets.
Phil Neer easily disposed of Rodney
Beck of Lehigh in straight sets. while
James Davies lost only a single game
in winning from c. T.. Granger Of Texas.
Walter Wesbrook OF Michigan won two
matches before he called it day. In
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Kunkel of Georgetown, and later put
out Howe of Dartmouth. Both Were
straight set victories.
Williams and Duane Of Yale and Har-
ward, respectively, won from Shipway
OF Princeton and Kammann of Wash
ington University, st. Louis. Sanders
the Dartmouth racquet wielder, defeated
Richard Hinckley of Leland Stanford
in advancing to the round before the
semi-fnals. Probably the best match Of
the tournament to date was that be-
tween Brown of Washington University,
st. Louis. and Wheeler Of Yale. which
Brown won after q hard fought three
set match, 70, 6--l, 6-3.
Virtually the entire first round OF the
doubles was completed yesterday. All
but one Of the favorite teams came
through with ease, but the defeat OF
Gregory and Hilliard. from the Univer-
sity Of Texas, by Parks and O'Connell,
the Oklahoma youths. caused quite a
surprise.
Phil Neer and Davies. the Leland
Stanford stars. won their match with
ease, while Wesbrook and Reindel, the
Michigan lads, also came through with
a victory.
In an exhibition doubles match Beals
Wright and Holcombe Ward scored a
straight set victory over William j.
Clothier and william 4. Larned. 6-2.
G-3. After brief rainstorm Samuel
Hardy former Davis cup captain. and
Karl Pehr won from Wallace +. john
son, runner-up to Tilden for the ma
tionaI championship last year, and Wat
son NJ Washburn in straight sets, ~s-0'
7--5. The summary:
THIRD ROUND.
Karl Kammann. Washington University.
st. Louis, defeated Paul " Greene, Southern
California, So 6--3.
FOURTH ROUND.
Phil Neer. Leland Stanford. defeated Rod
ney Beck, Lehigh, 6-1, 6-2.
James Davies, Leland Stanford, defeated
Charles Granger, Texas. 81. Go.
&. w. Sanders. Jr.. Dartmouth. defeated
Richard HinciSley. Leland Stanford, s.
6-3.
l.. f. williams. Yale. defeated C. NJ. Ship
wray Brown. Washington University ST.
Louis. defeated c., NJ. Wheeler. Yale. 7-e,
6-1, e.
DOUBLEs-FIRsT ROUND.
Richard Lewis and J. c. Jones. Rutgers.
defeated L. l.. Tremaine and l.. H. Hobbs,
Massachusetts Tech, c. 6-l
r. n. Bradley and G. c. Guild. Harvard,
won from w. NJ, Hastings and Henry Cook.
Williams. by default.
A. A. Stagg, Jr.. and A. Il. Frankenstein,
Chicago, defeated J. NJ. Pratt and w. Tay-
lor. swarthmore. 6-2, g..
Gerald Emerson and Z. G.. Mclaughlin.
Columbia. defeated G. II. Thornton and a.
II. Harper Cornell. ca, Ga
C. w. Sanders and w. T. Howe. Jr.. Dart.
mouth. won from w. Mcfarland and W. NJ
Lybarger. Bucknell. by default.
Philip Neer and James Davies. Leland
Stanford. defeated F.. ]. Williamson and o.
Blake. Georgia Tech. Go, 6-4.
b. X. Parks and S. J. OConnell. Okla
homa. defeated Lloyd Gregory and Cecil
Hilliard, Texas, rs, 12-1O.