Evening star., 1923-08-23

PlaF continued today in the mixed
oubles championship and the woman s
ingles tournament and the junior and
oy's events.
Anderson and Hawkes. gave followers
tennis an exhibition OF championship
oubles play in defeating the Pacific
oaEt combination of William NJ. John
ton and Clarence J. Griffin yesterday
four sets.
The match in which the other Aus
ralian team, composed of the spares of
he Davis cup challengers, Ian D. Nc
nnis and w. e. Schlesinger, fought
aliantly to advance to the fourth round
lut after winning two sets faltered and
nen 1eil before the cunning and skill of
Manuel Alfonso of Spain and his new
partner. w. F. Johnson of Philadelphia
Tilden, I'd, and his new doubles mate
Norton. found the Harvard Yale COM
,ination of w. w. Ingraham and Arnold
Nv, Jones, who Tuesday eliminated the
Davis cup team of France, to be away
III form. and walked through Inem IN
:traight sets.
Williams, I'd, and Washburn had little
litiiculty in eliminating George p. Gard
per. jr., and Harry c. Johnson, Boston.
Defeat is Surprise.
Elimination of Johnston and Grif-
n came as a surprise to many, as
hey were favored TO win their fourth
national title. Little Bill" how
Vsr apparently was too keen and
number OF errors from his racquet
bespoke the fact that he was trying
90 hard. on the other hand. the
risp volleying of Griffin. which has
arried him to victory in many a
patch. seemed lacking and Johnston
vas forced to bear too much of the
burden.
The reaf star OF the match was the
it-handed Hawkes.. who played a
IN u nP-.Ea alFNK
Ru brlllIance. Anderson, the tall and
anhy leader of Australia's tennis
orees. faltered time and again and
the second set. which the Cali
orntans won, he did what he very
arely does-lost Il service at love.
put his game. too, sparkled in the
incheS. At every opportunity he ran
round balls to take them on his fore
and, which was deadly accurate
Ihe colt combination of NcInnis
nd Schlesinger supplied the surprise
the day and incidentally provided
Nlonso and Johnson with much sterner
opposition than they have met in
heir conquests of Robert and How
I'd kinsey, of California and of Vim
ent Richards and Dean Mathey.
Yesterdays results:
MEMS DOUBLES.
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efestsd ". ". insrahsm anu and an Arnold ~ E0fISn W.
&axkes I da.ssed I. a. Asd'5sSn ID 5sSsssas ;os
p &t,lisms. 'n g, and and W. K was ws:hsurz s d: e:
70, 6-3 6-3.
wOMEN's SINGLES.
First round-Mrs. A. E. Beamish defeated
iss W. E. Ginn. 60. Go; Miss Leslie
aneroft defeated Miss Pauline Ames, 60,
Second roqnd-Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt NAL
ry defeated Mrs. A. +. Riese, 6-l, 60;
Is; B.; G. ooyell defeated Miss Phyllis
RS; A. E. Beamish defested Mss Helen
trs. Theodore sohst. 81. e~I: Miss Edith
igourney defeet ted Miss Eleonora Sears 4-S,
Ia. ,e-4; Miss Kathleen McKane defeated
chairman defeated Mss Rosamond Newton
Ia Cd; Mrs. R. G. Clayton defeated Miss
Third roundMMrs. Mallory defeated Miss
enelope Anderson. So. 6-4; Mrs. Covel
efested Mrs, J. B. Pierce. 81 s-I; Miss
latchelor. 6-1, 7-5; Mss McKane defeated
efeatsd Miss Elizabeth Bright, e-4. So;
r: Clayton Ga. defeated Mrs Rsam Is''h"'n'
JUNIOR SINGLES.
Fourth round-Edward G. Chandler defeated
G. orser. 6-3, ST. 63; Alan Harrington
efeated Robert Elliott, Ga, 4-6, 60;
Feorge Lott. jr., defeated Russell Phillips,
E2. So Kenneth Appel defeated Clifford
farsh, 7-5, ca.
BOYS SINGLES.
Third round--C. A. Smith defeated Andrew
Insraham 60, e-4; Henry L., johnson,
:, defeated Z. o. Butler, 6-2, e-3.
BOYS DOUBLES.
Second round-H. Langlie and Emmett Pare
efeated Robert Turner and n. Woolston, IS
10; A. L. Wiener and Donald Strachan de-
eated E. Novack and Donald Mandell, 6-2
Is; G.. A. Smith and R. S. Cooper defeated
stuart Gayness and Ogden Phipps, 7-5, Go
JUNIOR DOUBLES.
Second round-John and David o'Loughlin
+e.sated Frank Donovan and Russell Phillips
-, 6-4.
Third round-Georgs Lott, jr.. and julius
Easlowski defeated Alfred Turney. -jr. and
Donald H. Martin. 60, 60; John Van Ryn
nd Kenneth Appel defeated Arthur Ingraham,
r., and Richard Chase, 6-3, Go.