Evening star., 1922-09-12

Robert Kinsey. one OF the three Cali
tornians among the sixteen survivors,
has the Job Of turning back lin Ander-
son, one Of the trio Of Australians who
have impressively advanced; Bill Til
den, Americas champion. has to face
Pat O'HAra Wood. another Au.zie. ALI
i,ms raacts dIa5sei Hunter has , 70 de to earn
king bee Of the team from Down Cn-
der" and winner Of the so-ealled cham
paonship tourney at Wimbledon, Eng
land. while Wallace johnson has moth
Ing TO do but play ZenSo Shir.izu. Nip
Ttldsa. Of course. figures to win his
match: Bob Kinsey appears to have
only m even chance. at the best: the
ODDS are against johnson. and II Wash
burn or Hunter score they will have
psEferMed the unexpected
Bill Johnston should take the measure
Of Howard Kinsey. his brother Cali
sornian; Vincent Richards doubtless
VIII walk away from Herbert Bowman
and Norris Williams is not likely to be
extended by Elliott Binzen.
Chsrest Pyesaes Washbc,r.
Washburn did not show enough yes
tsrday in bis teur-se. victory over c; n
t!ty the hope that be have 4 chance
with Alcnso today. Washhurn was
pressed all the way to win. 4-6. 81.
60. 60. Che-est being within point
Of taking the second set, and would
have deucet the fourth at s-aIl but for
On the other hand. Alonso played
-rlgntdcent tennis n defeating S. How
ard VcsheM No. n the national
rating. displaying a serceful al!-reund
the fore ana back hand.
Bob Ktassy has been playing a
superb game ever since the tourney
began and Anderson will have to rise
to the heights to dispose Of the speedy
player from the Golden Gate. Ktnsey
derson Is not particularly keen about
playing against this style Of game.
This was demonstrated last year
when he was put out In the semi.
finals by wallace Johnson, purveyor
covered from his recent i!lness and
Of the day.
= Tilden has . score to settle in his
meeting with Wood. TIE latter having
been tie principal factor in the de-
bsS: f q Big sa :aa :s s.s s sas
three easy matches 50 far IN the
tourney. not enough Of . test to show
whether he is ca his game. Wood
Displayed hiSa.e4ltoer tennis yester-
day in putting out Willis Davis, the
tall Californian. IN straight sets.
However. none Of T;lden's friends are
worrying over his chances.
johnson Always IL Fit.
johnson. like Tilden. has not me.
a high ranking player since the
tournament began. but Wallace al
ways is as at as . proverbial fiddle
ana as crafty as q fox and his game.
shimizu can be counted upon to be
Of high order. shimmy also is a
thinker on the courts and the match
play. Shimizu has had soft picking
Patterson has a score to settle in
his match with Hunter. as the New
Yorker gave the Australian ace a
good beating at Ssabright. scoring
IN straigh. sets: However. the
Auzzie had reached the United States
only a few days prior 70 the Sea-
bright tourney. and really had not
had q chance to rid himself Of his
SEA legs. Hunter figured IN a Ave
set match yesterday. defeating Law
renee Rice, No. 8 ranking player Of
last season. He displayed terrific
Sorshand drives in scoring after los
ing two Of the arst three sets. Pat
tesson got 4 lively workout IN de-
featiag ". W. Ingraharn, the Prov!-
dence youth, who dashed a note
worthy game.
Bill Johnston showed what he could
90 under pressure yesterday in de-