New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

Conslderable progress was also mao
In tbs iunlor doubles, the Original nela
at sfirty.three teams being CIT o9Un
~ about half that number by tne tins
play ceased for the day hetiYitles
will start again this morning AZ ABOUT
10 o'clock, and several interebllns
matches are scheduled In the three ol-
visions.
wers Iobn y. W. Whltbsck. Of LOOMS
Institute, Windsor, Conn., lsaaoIe y,
cobsn' one Of last seasons park
ehampions; Harris Orser, G. +. Schus-
Ter. Charles NJ. Wood jr., former boy
champion; Russell Phillips, Of staten
Island; Z. n. Kuhn, Of George WASH
in0ton High School, and Edward q
Conlln. Of The West Side Tennis CiuD,
son OF the we'll known tennis umpire,
They will meet to-day In the ABOVE
order, the winners going into the semi
Those still left in the boys singles
are Ogden Phipps, brilliant young
npnil Oh George Agutter, the West SIDE
pro, Brainerd II. Whitbeck, Of Looms
II 4. Millen, George Becker, Malcolm
T. Hill. OF Boston; william n. Breese,
Stuart Gayness jr., another promising
Aoutter pupil, and Dennis Z, Judge
Tse matches this morning between
Whitbeek and Phipps and Cayness ana
Judge ought to bring out some sensa-
Jobn Wkitbeck, playing against Louis
n Gordon, Of Andoyer, In the third
round yesterday, won BY a score OF
al, e-2, holding full command OF
the sltuation at every moment, yet
niavln0 we'll within himself. Whitoeck
belongs not 10 the spectacular school
hut achieves his ends BY conservative
sound tennis, combining good pace and
speed with accurate placing. He went
10 the net only 20 finish Of his points
when he had frst made certain OF MS
openings. Young Cohen may give
Whitbeek considerable trouble to-day
but the Loomis star should win.
Cohen gained his bracket By deieat-
ing w. 7. Miles, at CO, Is, Ga
Miles is possessed Of the cleaner
sounder strokes, and on clay or turf he
would probably defeat Cohen, but yes
/ terday he did not seem able 70 accus-
tom himself 10 conditions. Miles made
/ the fatal mistake Of trying 20 driye
/ Cohen away from the net, but the lat
ter, with the ball being returned prac,,
tically into his hands, simply blocked
/ II OF short, angling his returns so
/ sharply that Miles could not get up IN
time to keep the ball in play HAD
/ Miles made use Of deep lob, many
times he would have broken up Cohen's
/ attack, but he continued 20 drive the
ball directly at his opponent, with dis
astrous results.
Eddie Junior" Conlin was hard
pressed 70 dispose Of z. II. Waugh at
rs, "a, the boys struggling spirited
| ly' all through the match before Con-
In could put over the winning shot.
The summaries:
JUNIOR NATIONAL INDOOR CHAM
PIOSsHIP SINGLES
Second round--L II. Gordon defeated l.
A. Powell. Is, e-i Horace orser de-
z ''se seha.tsr sGN as,ssssd sia, II. 4 dielehn.S.
81, s-i "a; Palmer sealY defeated
jr' defeated W P. Nohan, al. 81
/ Rsbert Raymond defeated J. J. Rooney "a,
-. 81; John Van Ryn defeated Ed-
ward Eyeritt. 80. 6--i; Russell Phillips
X. Kuhn defeated Jack Klein. ga. "a;
f. b. Snow defeated c. z. Lack. -
third round-John r. W. whnbsck de-
fsated L. II. Gordon, s-i. s-1: Isadore
/ ID Cohen defeated w T. Mlels. 81, Is
/ 60 orser defeated Watson, 81, 81
SsSSs's. %Sss s.,sstsS sstss'fa say%ond sSsy - ~ Phil
/ lips defeated Van Ryn, s-f. - 49,
/ Kuhn defeated snow 81. G-1i +. c
/ coniln jr. defeated +. H. Waugh. IS
| 6-4
| JUNIOR NATIONAL INDOOR CHAM
PIONsHTP DOUBLES
First round-J. +. W. whitbeok and c.
NJ Wood jr won from H. ]. stokum 81.
/ and r. Martin BY default
Second round (nrst round eYes)-J. C.