The New York herald., 1922-03-26

| season.. Every ROW and then he passed
voshell cleanly on a return Of service.
Best mt Important Stages.
He had plenty OF speed. too, in coyer-
ing court and in driving deep first to
VosheNs backhand and then to his fore
hand. and he fought the former title
holder so hard that at least half of the
latter's winning games went to deuce.
Voshell, however, was TOO versatile, too
steady and too keen in finding openings
particularly when the point at sake
was an important one. and in practically
all Of the deuce games Voshel emerged
the winner.
After an uphill fight Walter j. Tous-
saint won an Interesting match from II.
Dom keresey. The latter played skill.
fully all through. and in the early half
OF the match was the steadier in the
rallies and the more alert in finding
openings for placement. He tired. how
ever, late in the second set when he
appeared headed for victory, and Tous-
saint by redoubling his efforts and MAIN
tanning a.fast pace won the set at S--6
and then breezed through the final set
at Go. Dupuy Greer disposed of Dom
Keresey's brother. Thomas ", in an
other interesting tussle.
Three matches were played in the
third round. with Frank Anderson, title
holder, one of the trio to advance. Tho
summary:
MEMS NATIONAL INDOOR TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES.
FIRST 'ROUND--John D.. Cronin defeated H.
g. Penfield, g., 6-2; Freder Damran
waar j. HsToSs Te9s.aht h defsaiea Tsssa c2 &
Keresey, 4-6, Sc, Go. Mitor II. Soper
defeated 9. y. Amerman,. los. Cd; w
by default; Clarence y. Untcrberg de-
feated Clyde ~. Marshall. Go. 6-2; Paul
\ >. McHugh defeated L: A. r.vans. 81.
erts, e-2. 6-3: Arthur r. Orth won from
Il dickinson Talley by default: James n.
Ewing defeated Thomas +. Brown, Cd,
/ 7-5.
SECOND RoUND-samueI II. McAllister de-
feated Earle c. Backe. 10. s-6 Frank
utafd defeated II. Watkins. G-t o-6
Cd; Herbert l.. Bowman dcfeated H.. c.
defeated George stsdcl. s-1. Go Herbert
A. Levy won from Richard Kerr By de-
/ fault; George King defeated william VI.
Rtxton. 6A2. e-i; John y. cronin. de-
feated ~. J. Wilcox. 60. c.; J. I.inder-
man won from Edgar 7. Appeby by de-
i. Post. Sc. 80, ca: Francis r.. Hunter
Greer defeated Thomas NJ. Keresey. sDs sUS.
-
| Richard r. winfield. Go. c.. Percy l..
Kynaston defeated r. X. Putsche, ca,
CO.. Charles A. Anderson defeated Jesse
Som. 60. 60; Morris 8. Clark defeated
| Frank M. Loughman, 6-2. Sc; Erdmann
N. Brandt defeated Richard Green, 8--t
Go; &. Howard Noshell defeated Armand
l.. Bruneau, Ga. 8s-1; Ralph j. Sommer
defeated Philip Ober. e.. G--2: Jay L.
Anderson defeated Clifford Hollandor. 6--3,
CT. George s.. Groesbeck defeated w. G.
PriIl, e. O.; Gordon X. Bcrty defeated
Woodruff johnson, 5-6, G-3 G--2.' a.
Carleton Shafer defeated Charles s. scott
Go. G-i: Edward O.. Mclaughlin won
from Michael u. Maskcoud BY default;
Frank n. Anderson defeated r.. X. Scovil
Go. CO.; w. Dickson Cunningham de-
feated Thomas w. Whitnll G-f, CO
Walter j. Toussaint defeated Fred Damran,
c-i. Go; James -. Ewing defeated Milton
III. Soper, 3--6. T-5. rs: Arthur II. Orth
defeated w. Stanley Pearce, G-3,. 6-2;
Clarence u. Unterbcrg defeated i. w
Travel, G--3, O.: Reginald Talmadge de-
feated g. II. Names, 8-2, 6-1.
TJuRD ROUND-Frank I. Anderson DO
feated r.. G.. Mclaughlin. Go. Ga; Percy
L. Kynaston defeated Charles a. Anderson,
Ga, 6-4; Morris s. Clark defeated Il. ~.
Brandt. G-3. 6-3.