New-York tribune., 1922-02-28

;Osei being recorded. thanks largely
aIaw. Al but two matches the ops
noon. and IN each case the favoritos
In a. excep. onc match. that hc
tween sigmund spaeth, Of New YORK,
aro Young Winston Guest. Of the West
siss Tents Club. th~ Issues we're De
cidec T. s;raigh- sets. SpaetA ~
forced to RS Limit TO Nlr from Guest
o, scors Of Sc. II . s.. thc
younester beng once within po.nt
o. the nste :.
fr.z Rastaa, Of Indianapolis. re
qsrded as the most likely man to carry
os the ttie. came up from Miami too
late TO play today. but ne Will take
the court tomorrow morning against
Paul Barnett. Of Miami IL what
should prove one Of The features Of
The Gay baStian mas been getting
plenty Of good practice on the courts
~ Miami, and, having been n Florida
most Of the winter. vii not have TO
become acclimatcd like the North
erners. who have been tossing snow
balls and require four or five days OF
,hawins out before they feel right.
Or William RoSenbaum, of New
YORK. runner-up to G. Cation Shafcr
asst week for the Bahama Islands
championship, was another player who
did not get . match to-day. but 10.
morrow morning viii find him on The
court with Clark Ainslcc. The genial
Doc has been flashing some of his
best and mos, spectacular tennis for
the last couple OF weeks. ano we must
regard him as one OF the serious con-
tenders for the FLORIDA title.
William Larned Defaults
William A lsrncd. who has hcld
tae rational singles tito more times
man any player in tho history Of the
same. arrived This morning looking
9ronzed and TT. but the veteran viii
no.. compete in the singles. having def
-itely sbsndoaed tournament play in
Rat division. He will probably com
v4li begin on Wednesday. The former
champion dcfarl'ed to Frank p. Fer
aason. Of the West side Tennis Clob,
= the second round, after Ferguson
Lad triumphed over Gordon Mobloy
At 81, g. IN the opening round.
fo default places Ferguson IN the
D1nC before tic somi-fnsl. where he
probably face Manfred Goldman,
New York Oh Wednesday,.
Goldman. by strange prank Of fato.
drawn in the first round to-day
4sirs ). Jarvis Adams, Of Miami. the
a,'o slayer who defeated him in the
round Of last years tournament.
since. however. Goldman secured
rovenGe. defeating Adams by a
nfe OF & I, 6-5. in a stubborniy Y
o4grt match. Early N the match
lo'ama7 discovered that the Adams
aaCNhand thing OF great frailty,
nj 'Nereafter the New York represcn-
tive centered his main attack on that
RALPH |. Baess, another West SIDE
~, had the distinction Of defeating
icwin Fuller Torrey OF Clinton, New
ork. former vicepresident of the
tnited States Lawn Tennis Association
srd present doubles champion. with
,cu'ya Kumagae, OF Florida. Torrey
oaly arrived Tins morning from Clin-
on hence was q BIT shy Of his best
orln, &c. ne gave Baggs real work
oul and acquired brand new coat Of
suuburn q the doing Of 1t.
bagrs was going very we'll, closing in
Al me net at every opportunity and
Or afing % sound volleys for the
points II Basgs can get by Bastian
on Wednesday. supposiug he wins hs
match to-morrow morning with thlr-
teen-year-old Ogden Phipps. the "Flor-
lds fiesn' ~ should come close tc
getting into the fnol round in the
aQDer half
Fnglishman an Easy Victor
aptaiu Guy Westmacott, OF the
srtlsf Army, did not have to call upon
ills rescrVe oday, for he defeated
Zouns Herbert Phipps st 60, 50
ne ENgishran who reminded me
somewhat Of the late Anthony WildiuE.
Of NeN Zealand. in his execution OF
rs backhand stroke, certainly did not
snow the gallery any indication OF
speed or hard hitting. and he appeare
bit soft overhead to-day.
Nestmacott Will meet his most
severe test tomorrow, when he is
p'ited against Carlton Shafer. former
national doubles indoor champion and
winner OF many rportaN, tournaments
during the last ten years Shafer. as
s'eady as the rock Of Gibraltar. and
With no decided weakness at any
point. looks like thc winner here. uu-
iess the British captain comes Through
lth something unlocked for.
r. ". Seabury. Of New Jersey. who
Cured prominently in the Bahams
tournament last wrek. was in full COZ.
noi OF ms shots to-day, with the re.
b0t that he made short work Of his
match, with Durand Smith. local
player. Seabury won at g. O. 6-4. and
tomorrow viii meet George Hun
phreys' who gained his bracket this
morning b. defeating Charl s B. Cuiich
= 4 Sc. @
Winston Guest. whom New Yorker.
VII remember as a Junior last season
a grown astonishing'y during The
last few months. Although still in his
early teens he nov towers 6 feet
- inches in his tennis shoes. anc
seems inclined to get TWO or three
inches higher in the world before he
stops growing. In conjunction with
ms Improvement in height, Guest has
also Furnished up his game consider
ably, and 50 it was that he gave
SpaetA all kinds Of trouble
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