New-York tribune., 1922-05-22
Anderson Advances
To Fourth Round in
North Side Tennis

Frederick C. Anderson, of Brooklyn,
the highest ranking player in the big
field. advanced into the fourth round
of the annual North Side championship
singles tournament yesterday on the
clay courts of the University Heights
Tennis Club. He was the furthest ad-
vanced toward the final round when play
ceased late in the afternoon.
Anderson came through with a bye
in the first round and then defeated H.
Geischman at 81, 81, followed by a
victory over l. Bltchik at GO, 6-1.
The tall Brooklynte was in good stroke
yesterday, and his tremendous reach was
often useful in cutting off returns at
the net. The summaries:
MEMS NORTH SIDE CHAMPIONSHIP
SINGLES
z.r:t TTs: roundE e + Z ]anSs %ass dfssssa assa,s
II. Weselthicr, 6-S, 6-4. 6-4. Ernest
Kuhn defeated /. Schwartz, Go, 3-6,
ST v H. Casweil Detected ] Edmund
+. W. Barrett, 80, g; y. W. Thomas
won from \. p. Smith. by default; /. !.
Grinne!l defeated F. Damrau. 6-3, 60;
A. D. Hammett defeated j. c. Howard
IS. CIi, 81; w. Fischer defect a- ea
defea,ea J. r Matheys s.3Ga, g g.; Edw,n % Il
1remaine defeated l.. Tertig, 6-3. b-S
81, A. L. Won Bernuth defeated Lopia
sry, sIS S-3 o,sa - H = Christie de
Ingo Hartman. defeated ]. Minister, %
| G-l; f. G. Backe defeated c. II. Names
t. n5.os sms SCs 6s L v. knox ds5e detected Is
Rob.nson defeated Il Michaelson G-1
60; ! f. Ackland defeated E. Trau4 i.
NJ NJ Wheeler, 6-l, 90; n Winter de
fsq'Gd n ,ea7sd FsjHs s B,c67adb S5 6 So g.
6, g; Paul Martin defeated v II
Warnn. s-l g.; H w. Wilcox defeated
w. H. Ruxton. st 6-~l; c, \. Anderson
bans defeated G.. X. Churchill. e.. 6--+
=. e. Hall defeated A. Okuma, it, St
6-4;. J: p; Nickinow defeated T B. Kel
Ter. Is. I'll; Elliott Binzen defeated j
b. Kelly e--4, 6--l: Edward Rodgers dc
fentcd d.. David Mitchell. -, -, s.
Or. B r Drake , defeated A co {; Cooke &C,
Lewis 81 6--l: r. Neuberger defea TED
DuPuy Greer, s-3. IS, 6--4: X. S. John
II. r.ansdell defeated +. Z MacWatty, Ct
! st. G---4 F. Z. Dobbns defeated {. Nor
ris IS. e.; II. Schwartz defeated y. T
fsatcd a'tea 'e vers,raeten m SO "@nSneS'SF s5 DE-
Second round-F. c. Anderson defeated
II. Gie'schman. 6-l: 60l: BlltGhiH de
efs fs'sa detea,ed e. ed 'sn's "a ' TSomas mas sa soE
Ernest Kuhn defeated F. A. Walsh, 6--o
81; DR.. William Rosenbaum defea,e s
Onda, l-e 6-2. 6-4; a. sidenberg de-
feated A. ". Thomas. e.. So; l.. J.
GrinneM defeated Paul p. Goold S.
| 6--3: Charles Chambers defeated w. N
Fischer. 6-S. 6-4; H. G. Tremaine de-
teated Edwin Bry. 6--3. 6-S, G-l: p. a
Bodkin defeated +. p. Adams 6-l, 6-1
lingo Hartmann defeated e. {. Backe
! s-3. 6-4; Il w. Knox defeated George
| Boocheever SIS. 6--l; c. A. Browne de
I feated Milton Soper, 50, Go. W r
Miles defeated =. Winter, 3---6. 6--3 IS
Fred Piansani defeated G.. G. Whitlock.
Ct O-s. Is, Paul Martin defeated +.
D. Golden. So. 6--4: Ralph De Mott de
feated H. w wilcox. 6-4, g.; p f. Hall
defea ted J. P. Nikinow. 6--l: 6--4: Elliott
R1nzen defeated A. l.. Bruneau, 6-3, Go
r. Neuherger defeated K. S. johnson. -,
6-4; Hugh Oakley defeated r. II Lans-
dell, s-2, 6--3: H. H. Manchester defeat
ed J. Syrkin, Go, 81; f. O. Desnoes de-
feated G. A. Walker jr., 3--6. 6-3 GO
Third round-F c. Anderson defeat ed
!. BiitChik g. 6--l