New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
yosl,elI Falls
Before Speed
OF Champion,
,et Attack Also Proves an
Important Factor; the
Score l. o., 81, o.. OIL

s.esd, daring net attack and great
...srve in the final stages of three.
,.s, tcssle gave Frank 7. Anderson.
..;orsl indoor champion, hard
..,sd victory over s. Howard Voshel
no final Of the Brooklyn tennis title
ornament at the 14th Regiment Ar
-s-y Yesterday
Far three se,s it was so close that
j., difference Of a stroke or two miga,
.sav have reversed the scores. All
t,se ran into deuce games. In the
18th however. Noshcl began to show
=, ereets Of the fast pace. and Ander-
.ss took ,ha5 division Of play de
~,ys.y. The score was q. 81.
-, I'll
throughout the greater part Of the
..,ca service proved an all-important
aror The bail travelled so fast en-
=, beard aoor ana had so sharp a
s,.ss that it WAS difficult to put
,..v,e ball into p ay. Under the cir.
.~s.arces K was surprising how we'll
..-rscs was handled and now often
s.,''isn. rallies resulted. One or two
s,.sss we're sufficient 20 decide set.
y. crsst az advTu.7gc aid }he server
ssre and SO cics " matched were the
-rslists.
IA the matter of spectacular recov-
,-e, and brilliant pass ne shots there
vs little to caoose between them.
y'ssel was the s,eadier but Anderson.
81. vas cor n.alN forcing the attack
he forward utt, Was tae more dar-
=. and in the ons run mis- splendid
rley,ng turned he match ID his favor.
Handles Service Daringly
A,dersoa's daring was also mani
.sed in the way lie walked in on
SHELLS severe service. meeting the
III on the rise we'll inside the base
he. It proved 20 be a most effective
vg Of handling the bali, for he had
= racquet ON ,he sphere before it had
chance to break VIDE Of the court.
J,i.e ften the service glanced of And
r.ons racquet cnyway, or forced him
mo nets OF outs. but lust rs often he
rs abe TO pul tine bali i'm pay and
.s7snce to the net TO meet the return.
gy breakir~ rough for The first
.ss in the fifth game, Noshell held the
I'D in the hr.. set un.l the tenth
are He was serving then, and serv-
s-so effectively that Anderson seemed
.-sb.e 10 cor rl' the relurn. Nosr ell
III into lead Of 4o-15 and was with
ia point Of the set, but the point
vTer came
S.eadying remarkably at the critical
1 ont Anderson brought off a series
G. tree passing shots off service and
FALLS pulled the game out Of the fire
Ger The score had gone to deuce three
mes. That brought the score TO sail.
ne service battle was re umed again
s,d j. was not until the sixteenth game
1 Tia. toe rex, break came Again An
tsr'n flashed some brilliant placing
a.. forced Nosheil to yield the game
s1i Sc, at 81
Yo;hsll started the second set prom
slg.y 1kine the first two games. but
iy the sld of tile sixth Anderson had
csr' led him. lH the sixth game
alssrSa aced his opponent four times
EsoF Oh service. Four games later
A'asHOns control lapsod badly He
! e''7s out two shots fhat should have
II '-@' t-tt.i tN4t.N0 ~ Ati-Nt any tipuD4t
4 10 then to cap the max Oouble-
-~'ed twice in succession This gave
@ae.l The lead a. j.. and he pro-
aaec 90 take the set in the next game
ms own service
Three Straight Games Win Set
The third set was as hard fought as
tie ether two, if net more SO. For
"eNe long but mighty interesting
games there was not "a single break
Apugh service nor any threat of
I NeaS In the thirteenth VosheN
ilally took the lead at -G. bat Ander-
l NH reused to his best speed and dar-
ns came through with brilliant
aAy, took three games in d row and
the set at e.
For bret few moments Voshell
gave promise in the fourth set Of
cs'chlng up to his opponent again and
o. iorclng the match into ffth divi-
N0n OF play. He broke through service
n she hTst game. Tie was tiring ran
my, my however, and his sreed was de-
fs.l.'ag nm, and Anderson, no5ing that
--c', called on his reserve. set q WAirl-
m.na pace and breezed through the re-
/, N lancer a.I Of the match without the loss