New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
'Thirty-seven Pairs
Entered to Play
For Doubles Title

BOSTON, Aug. 18.-Lawn tennis
stars from five nations were drawn by
Referee Edwin Sheaf and George W..
Wightman to-day for the national
doubles tournament which will begin
Monday at Chestnut HILL
A last minute combination to be en-
tered was that of William M. Johnston,
son, Of Philadelphia, the nations No.
2 and No. ranking players in singles,
respectively, who agreed to play to-
gether after James O. Anderson, the
Australian, had definitely withdrawn
from the event. Each the thirty
seven teams drawn will lie required to
play match Monday.
The defending champions, William T..
Tilden, Cd. and Vincent Richards, Nos.
l and players in singles, are in the
upper half and on form should oppose
the Johnston-J Johnson or the Kinsey
brothers in the semi-fnal.
A repetition of the 1921 final is pos
sible, as Williams and Washburn, run
In the lower half, if they can conquer
Patterson and O'Hara Wood, of Aus
tralia, among others. The Spanish
Davis Cup team meets Bastian and Bur
dick, Of indianapolis, in the first round.
while another sterling contest on Mon
day will find Tilden and Richards pitted
against Zenzo Shimizu, the Japanese
base liner, and Francis Hunter, who re-
Gently conquered Patterson at Sea
bright.
In the veteran doubles the Seeded"
teams are Holcombe Ward and Dwight
+: Davis, H. c. Johnson and l. c.
Wright. B. c. Wright and Walker
Pate, j. D. E. Jones and A. w. In
graham, scattered in the quarters
in the order named. Only seven
ID. +. Jones and A. H. Chaplin and their
sons being Seeded"
More than usual interest is
promised in the junior and BOYS
events, as new champions will be
crowned. For the first time in years
the junior title is in doubt, as Vincent
Richards has been graduated from
that division. Julian Saglowsky. Of
Indianapolis, winner of the boys sim
giles last year, will compete in tho
junior event. The drawings:
NATIONAL DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP
Seeded players--Tilden and Richards, VIII
nsHar. l1ams and No. Washburn Patterson and
byssl.Willam T. TIlden 3D. Philadelphia, Pi hh
zenzo en s'sSsmt sS,,zH Ricnards ar Yonkers n T.
!Hunter New Rochelle; Dwight F. Davis.
Washington, d; c., and Holcombe Ward,
e Tefh vs. asony r. B qgd " and
A. W. Jones Providence, r. T., vs. Armand
Marion and Leon A. de Turenne, Seattle.
Wash. fPacifc northwest championsl. Ru.
pert G. Wertheim. Melbourne. Australia.
and Jose Alfonso, Barcelona Spain va q
Howard Voshell and Samuel Hardy New
Second quarter--William M Johnston.
San San francisco. and Wallace F. Johnson,
Ellis. Boston; Frank J. sulloway. Concord.
n. H.. and Josiah Whe elwright VS.. Louis
White and Louis Thalheim, Texas (south-
and c. NJ. Charest Baltimore (south At.
iantic championsl. drew bye and meet
winner of next match.
First round matches--fIuPh q Kel,ebor
and Leonard Beekman. New York VIZ n. .
Y. Greenough and G. T. Putnam, Boston:
Wslter Us1 ,as,sv Newsil and Philip Bagby. Kansas
Willis d. Davis. San Francisco, and Harry
8, Johnson, Boston: Robert and Howard
alnsey rld San Francisco tPacifc Coast cham
pions).
Third bird, Quarter ,sst,, tarst round matches)-
SON Washburn, of New York. va. II Iocls
horn, fs n. OF Kansas CITY, and Willard crocker,
de Gomar, of Barcelona. Spain VIZ Trjt =
Bastian and Ralph Burdick, Of indian
apolis. Ind.
y. t,tSoau fouHu tHrae round byes)-R n
Bidweil and w. e. Porter jr., of Boston. va
=. = 4. Godfrey and r.. seabury. OF Boston /:
4 y, and c. g. Piimpton. OF Boston. vs.
"a. +, Prescott and a. N. Reggie, OF Bos
ton B, Hoover and H, Cordes, interna- :
sional champions vs.. N. Niles. Of Boston.
ahg Jean Borotra. of Paris. France.
rat r,.aat OHara Wood. of Melbourne, Auntrs.
ia, pas vs.. J; 5. Nieholi and D. S. Niles. of
I I'osaon; Cow and Pattison. of Boston, Va,
a. Bundy and Burnham Dell. Of Bos,or n
ys; no.,ar. a, 9. .h Butler and W. IT, Abbott, of
Ts'oh' M 9onn Hennessy, of Indianapolis.
w.. iilpp.. ana walter Wesbrook, of Detroit
ns,Western western champions, vs. Philip r. Near ~
aortIand, Ore, and James Davies of 70
American Asuac.s.: