Evening star., 1923-01-08
NATIONAL NET RATINGS
OFFER MILD SURPRISES

There was nothing startling dis
closed in the tennis rankings just
made public by the national asso-
citation, although there were a couple
or mild surprises.
In the mems singles it was a for
gone conclusion. that Tilden, john
ston and Richards would be ore, two,
three, and it was also positive that
Mrs. Mallory would head the woman
list. Placing Wallace ~Johnson ahead
and ranking Leslie Bancroft No in
the woman's singles instead OF CIV
ing the youthful Helen Wills that
position, did not conform with the
earlier ratings of the leading news
paper critics of the game; All OF the
writer's ranked Miss Wills second.
An unusual distinction goes to the
Kinsey brothers. Robert is fifth and
Howard eighth in the singles, and
they are at No in the doubles, being
outranked only by Tflden and Rich-
ards.
Here is the official list:
MEMS SINGLES.
i WiIlism TldsD 3D. rhas.igaas c.it
8. Vincent Richards. Yonkers. N. x.
Z. r: NOrri. Williams. Cd, BryI Mawr; Pa
8. Robert % Kinssy. sys sam FRANCISCO. oslif.
8. Howard Kinssy, San Francisco, Calf.
iS vFsaSn Wstson MasSSSfn Snssa New New e TefR.
IL. Lawrence B. Rice, Boston, Mass.
10. Stanley W. Pearson. Philadslphia, Pa.
L. t. Wills fkh Z. D. Davis % San Francisco. Calf.
Is. Nathaniel W. Niles, Boston. Mass
Is. s; Howard yoshell. Kew Gardens; L, I.
~. Herbert L. Bowman. New Tork, NJ L
IS. Seiichiro Kashio, Toxic, Japan.
ls Carl Fischer, Gynwyd, Pa;
20. Wray Brown. st. Louis, Mo.
MEMS DOUBLES.
/. William T. Tilden, Cd, and Vincent Rich
2. Robert Kinsey and Howard Kinsey.
8. Watson wsshburn and b, Norris WI
T. John Hsune:sey and Walter wesbrook.
5. Fred Bastian and Ralph H. Burdick.
6. Samuel Hardy and s. Howard Vosheu.
T. Wallace +. johnson and Carl Fischer.
8. James Davies and Philip Neer.
o. Walter T. Hayes and Alex squair.
TO- Philip Bettens and Carl Fischer.
woMEN's SINGLES.
!. Mrs. Molla B. Mallory. New York. N. z.
2. Miss Leslie Bancroft. West Newton, Mass
9. Miss Helen Wills. Berkeley, Calf -,
5. Mrs. Mrs May % sutton sundy, Los Angeles. Calf
9. Miss Martha Bayard. Short Hills, y. J. 90
10. Miss Florence 4. Bsllin. New York: N. z,
Mss MSS EditS sisousnsy Sscss S'S Boston Mas.
Is. Miss Margaret Grove New York. n. z.
IA. Mrs. E. v. Lynch. New York, n. Z.
Is. Mss Mss Helen % Hooker. Greenwich, Conn.
II. Miss Phyllis Walsh, overbrook, Pa.
1s. Miss Anne 3; TOWNSEND oyerbroSE' fa'
49, Mrs. M. B. Huff, Philadelphia, Pa.
go. Miss Ceres Baker. East Orange, NJ D.
JUNIOR SINGLES.
/. Arnold W. Jones, rrovidenee. Il. l.
2. Lewis ". White, Austin. Tex.
8. W. W. Ingraham, Woonsocket, E.
{ohe ,Isl %1ts.9E ssa r,.Ss,,sS HsS Ysrt o. II z
g. Charles M Wood, New York, N. Z.
z. George Lott. Chicago. nj.
,d James NJ M.a'sH saESphsss s.,t., nsx YSsi Wash n
10. Leonard Reed, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JUNIOR DOUBLES.
l. A. W. Jones and W. W. Ingraham, Prov
chsrlss iGisse Wood .; and John F. whitbeok. New
8. E. Chandler and C. Hills, San Francisco
4. George N. Lot. and Clyde Rosenberssr. Chi
s. Weller Evans and Kenneth Appel. East
Orange, N. J.
BOYS SINGLES
1, David o'Loughlin. Pittsburgh, Pa.
e. Malcolm Hill, Boston, Mass.
si,.1n T55iSsoh Xafais phsfsdepS. Mad EiIs = Pa
| s. Milton Myer Philadelphia. Pa.
/ s. Alexander L. SANDY Wiener. Philadei
=. HePbert RBa [. Bobby Sellers. IT,. California
! 4 Stuart Gayness, IT,. New York.
! g. John MilIen, New York. N Y.
| 10. Donald Strachan, Philadelphia, Pa'
BOYS DOUBLES.
| 1, Malcolm Hill and H. J. johnson, jr., Bos
Q. seiWyn orcutt, N. Y. and David o'Lough
| lin, Pittsburgh.
8. Milton Hofkin and Milton Myer, Philadel
4. Stuart stt Gayness and John MiIlen. New
S. A. L. SANDY Wiener and Donald stra
| chan, Philadelphia, Pa.