The New York herald., 1922-09-18
SPANIARDS ADVANCE
IN HOBOKEN TENNIS
Alfonso Brothers Move Ahead
With Howard Kinsey and
Fred Anderson.

Despite tho fact that Zenzo Shimixu.
Japanese Davis cup star: Robert Kin
sey OF California and 8. Howard voshell
OF New York found 1t necessary to de-
fault in the fourth annual Castle Point
cup lawn tennis tournament of the Ho-
boken Tennis Club yesterday. the pres
ence Of Manuel and Jose Alfonso OF the
Spanish International team and How
ard Kinsey of California lent an atmos-
phere of distinction to the fixture.
Except for tho three players who de-
faulted the seeded players, the Alfonso
brothers, Howard Kinsey. Fred C. An
derson and DR.. William Rosenbaum.
presented q solid front. though DR..
Rosenbaum was carried to thirty-six
games in three sets before he con-
quered Armand l.. Bruneau. SIS, 81.
Ct. in a second round match, and
though Kinsey. as usual. allowed his
opponent in the first round to take a
big lead and barely prevented the loss
Of set,
Manuel Alfonso, in one half of the
draw with his brother and Anderson. is
expected to meet Howard Kinsey in the
final next Saturday. Manuel will meet
Jose in the fourth round. II everything
progresses smoothly. the former by beat
ing Fred Powers and the latter by
eliminating Palmer.
Manuel showed the most impressive
play OF the day. while Jose was not far
behind. The formers two triumrhs were
registered In straight sets over Milton
Soper and Ross Peardon. while the
Spanish Davis cup team captain scored
over D. Donaldson with the loss of but
three games, and s. Onda. a Japanese
student at Columbia University, 6-3,
CT
Soper carried good number OF the
games to deuce and kept his opponent
racing for the ball at all times. The
local player actually outplaced Alfonso.
though in the matter of control and
speed he was outclassed. Soper got
three games in the first set and two in
the second.
Kinsey played easily except for a
stretch of five games In the second set
of his encounter with William NJ.
Fischer, when trailing at So he speeded
up his game 70 run out the match at
60. rs. Against Manfred Goldman
he was faster and dropped only one
game in each set.
Percy Kynaston, the Long Island
champion. faces the prospect of meeting
old rivals in the first quarter. First,
Edgar Dawson, national junior indoor
champion. and II he wins he must meet
the winner of the Tremaine-De Mott
match. Kynaston has met Tremaine four
times this season.
The women's singles will get under
way to-day. The four leaders are Miss
Marie Wagner, who holds two legs on
the cup; Miss Margaret Grove. Mrs. G..
b. Hirsch and Miss Caroma Winn. Tho
summary,
FIRST ROUND.
Edward Reese won from zenzo Shimizu
Percy Kynaston defeated Jesse Som. Go.
Go.
Lyman Tremaine won from S. Howard
voshell by default.
J. r. Nikonow defeated Herbert Muller.
| 6--1, 60.
Ralph De Mott defeated Norman Winters
George c. whitlock defeated r. II. Lsns-
| dell. So. 80. Cd -
| Fischer, 6--2. rs.
Manfred Goldman defeated Ralph J. Som
DR.. william Rosenbauna defeated j. c.
| Fitrachat, Go. 60.
Armand L. Bruneau won from J. D. Kelley
| by default.
Manuel Alfonso defeated Milton sopcr.
Ross Peardon defeated George. Boochaver.
Jose Alfonso defeated ID. Donaldson. So.
| 81.
S. Onda defeated r. T. Cooke. s--3. Sc.
| Henry G. Tremaine won from Robert Kin
| sey by default.
Faul Martin won from Gerald B. Emerson
| by default.
| Frederick c. Anderson defeated /. B!ltcjik,
| 6-2, So.
II. Schwarz defeated J. Levin, 6-3. 6-3.
NJ. T. Ackerland defeated @. lie Marie.
6-2, 6-4.
Jerry Lang defeated J. W. Merscreau.
| 6-3, 8--3.
SECOND ROUND.
| Kynaston defeated Reese, 6-3. G--f.
l.. Tremaine defeated Nikonow. Co. So.
De Mott defeated whitlock. 60. "a.
Kinsey defeated Goldman. Go. 60.
Or. Rosenbaum defeated BrIneau, e-6.
| 5-T, 6-4.
NJ. Alfonso defeated Peardon. 60. 81.
J. Alfonso defeated Onds, 6-3, 6-4.
II. G. Tremaine defeated Martin, Go. 6-2.
Anderson defeated Schwarz, 8-2, 6-3.
Lang defeated Ackerland. O., Us.