Evening star., 1933-08-27
Allison and Van Ryn Bow to
TurnbuII and Quist in
Title Tourney.
BY the Associated Press.

set and moved them into Monday
semi-fnalS match with George Lott
and Lester Stoefen. who tanned the
Aussies' premier combination. Jack
Crawford and Vivian Two -fisted'
McGrath. in straight sets yesterday.
Champs Move Along.
ELLSWORTH VINES and Keith
X, Gledhill, the defending cham
pions, registered a routine vic
tory over two youngsters from the
home State, Jack T1dball and Gene
Mako of Los Angeles. The titlists'
margins were IS. So, 6-3. These
same teams clashed in the quarter
finals of last weeks Newport Casino
play, and Vines and Gledhill won,
81 IS.
Although Vines is still far below
his 1882 form, he and Gledhill
were never extended as they
placed themselves in the second
last round against Frank x.
Shields of New York and Frankie
Parker of Milwaukee. match
that is also on Mondays pro-
gram.
The all-Californian contest was a
bit boring to the fair-sized gallery, but
the Australians kept the spectators on
edge continually with their spectacu-
lar, and generally successful rallies
with Allison and Van Ryn. holders OF
the 1881 doubles championships f1nal-
lists for the past three years.
Noted for their abilities to come
from behind. both Allison and
Van Ryn taltered badly every
time an opening presented itself,
after losing the long opening set.
The international rivals appeared
evenly matched as they upheld their
services for 27 hard-fought games.
During this stretch Allison's play was
sensational. but it had to be to onset
his partners letdowns.
Allison Plays Strongly.
CEVERAL times during the long
stretch of games. Van Ryn's over
driving had threatened his service
but each time Allison pulled him
through with vicious placements into
Ouist's court. When Van Ryn served
the twenty-eighth game. the opposition
ignored Allison and kept driving at the
server, who wilted under the barrage
and netted away the first set.
Despite Van Ryn's 60 miscues. the
match was close from start to finish.
Allison and Van Ryn had ia
efTOrS 10 lUU 10F huStIduoh
50 earned points to 40. The dif-
ference in errors corresponded to
the number of winning rallies
the Australians were able TO gain
during the match.
Turnbull made 81 errors, but Offset
them with % placements and five spark
ling service aces. Quist flubbed 46
chances and had three double faults
along with 20 placements. Allison
finished the match with SO errors, three
doubles faults, three service aces and
81 placements and Van Ryn, since the
attack was directed at him, was high
scorer with % placements and an ace.
Invading Teams Advance.
THE second-seeded American mixed
doubles team, Sarah Palfrey,
Brookline. and George Lott, Chi
cago, entered the semi-flnal round with
the first two foreign seeded teams,
Dorothy Round and Fred Perry of Eng
land, and Peggy Scriven, England, and
Jack Crawford, Australia.
Miss Palfrey and Lott defeated Mrs.
L. r. c. Michel and E. r. Avory Of
England, 81, g.; Miss Round and
Perry upset Carolin Babcock, Los An
geles, and Frank Parker, Milwaukee,
Ga, Ga, and the Brit
ish team conquered the all-Californian
team of Jane Sharp and Lester Stoefen,
Ga, 4-6, 60.
The outstanding upset OF the
national peterans' doubles play
came uhen the Boston team OF
G. P. Gardner and Richard
Bishop ouercante the defending
champions, S. JdrDfs Adams and
II. H. Bdssford, NeD York, 6-4,
Cd, in a emt-fnal vaatch.
DR.. William Rosenbaum and Fred C.
Baggs of New York, who have held the
titles during all the, odd years since
1927, qualified for another champion
ship match by overcoming B. s. Prem
tice and c. J. Griffin, New York, 6-4
4-6, 60.
The national father-son d0u-
bles tourney was also reduced to
the final stage with S. E. and
S. E. Davenport, jr., and Sd, Of
Forest Hills, n. Y, and r. N. and
Laird Watt of Montreal sur
viving.
The Davenports defeated E.
H. Burns, ST., and jr. Of New
York, 60, Ga, and the Watts
topped d. M. and M. T. Hill Of
Newton, Is, 3-6, 6-3.
Both the father-son and veterans
Journeys will be decided tomorrow, and
in the only other Sunday engagement
the top-seeded Elizabeth Ryan and
Vines will bring the mixed doubles Up
to date by opposing Polly Palfrey and
Thomas Jansen of Brookline for pos
session of the top semi-fnal round
bracket.