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Aqai/N/ HQIMAC m w m u i\ i , ! i Y mcent Richards AUGUST 19 2 2_ * *** Vanishes Äobert Kinsey in Final Round of Southampton Tennis Tourney Kinsey Brothers Are Winners In the Men's Doubles Virgil Barnes Mrs. Mallory Victor in Final Women's Title Play By For Net Title Tennis Hooker racing and the The Staff Metropolitan Tourney Hits and S. Howard Voshell thoroughbred industry have recovered much of Take the Hon. the ground îost because of ors in the Mixed THAT the adverse legislation of the Hughes National Defeats To Doubles, 6-1, 6-1; Richards administration the present meeting at Saratoga is While Champion Easily Mrs. Jessup in Open proving. -To-day the in Finest season is more than half spent and one Appears Physical Trim of His Career any of a dozen or more two- Straight Sets, 6.2, 6-2, at Nassau Chib; year-olds may be crowned champion of the it is Country Committee Plans to Have Fred the eventual juveniles, indeed possible Match Is in Minutes By Hawthorne champion has not yet been seen under silks. This Completed Twenty-nine First Two Rounds of SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y.. Aug. also to the three-year-old class. Bar applies Flay 13.~Playin* under sunny skies for Whiskaway, no three-year-old stands Mrs. Molla Bjursteflt Mallory, national women's champion, scored an ThisAfternoon time in the entire week of play, unbeaten, and there ara Completed a« (tot Vincent Richards of New York many wise ones who believe Whiskaway is doomed incredibly easy and decisive victory over Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessup, junior champion, defeated Robert to trail moro than one of his national M. Kinsev, of San Francisco' competitors before the Spa rings down the in the final round of the Metropolitan tennis championship at the Nassau Final arrangements were completed a score of 6.3. 6.4. 7.5 in the final curtain at the end of the month. last at the by round of the Meadow Club'' Country Club. Glen Cove, yesterday. The national title holder won in night West .Side Tennis invitation lawn tennis tournament. * But better than the revival Club, Forest Hi'.is, L. for annual of the which is re¬ the scores being 6.2, 6 2. I., thu Ir. the Hrial round of the men's flected in the breeding industry, straight sets, women's national exceptional class in yearlings sent to Mrs. on the eve of her de¬ championship, which ieuV-P' Robert and Howard Kinsey oí a being up the sales, or Mallory, begins at 1:30 this Richards and Francis T. Hun¬ Vincent reawakened interest on the part of the in fense cf her national singles title, gave Mrs. afternoon. Joseph de'fsted Richards public this sport of kings is that she is Mallory M. of ier at 8 S. 6 8, 2.., 4-6, 6-3. Miss the evident breaking down of false every indication yesterday Jennings, Philadelphia, who will Helen Hooker and S. Howard Voshell prejudices against racing itself. at the top of nor game. She executed act as referee, met with R. Clifford mixed doubles event de- Governor Nathan L. Miller both her bnr.khand and forehand *on the by Saturday afternoon paid racing its finest and she Black and A. J. Gibney, of the Terr-.,s Mting Robert Kinsey «ind Miss Flor- testimonial in twenty years. He attended a strokes with ease and power Johnson at 6 1 ft- t. with Miss day's snort featured by the was in her place¬ Umpires Association, to complete the tnc» running of the Saratoga Special, the most well-nigh perfect feature Stoker a real power ai the net as «he for the important stake contest to date ments. The most remnrkable assignment of more, than one hundred scored repeated "kills" on overhead juveniles. The Governor sat in the stewards' stand of her play, however, u>as the business¬ umpires, linesmen and footfault during the like manner in which she executed her shots. .. running of this classic, and in judge?, whose honor of umpiring the presenting a gold cup to shots. There was little wasted effort assistance is required to The singles owner of the Harry Payne match 'as conferred upon Colonel Whitney, winner, Goshawk, paid his compliments to the in Mrs." Mallory's play and the match complete the day's program. M. upon whose and the sport minutes. If a? Bob?"1 Thompson, yncht men associated with it in no unmistakable terms. required only twenty-nine everything goes pi.inr.ed a total the players who will compete at New- was The Governor Mrs. Jesaup started well, breaking of to-morrow sailed this given an ovation that exceeded in warmth This service'to win thirty-eight matches will be played, por* evening of appreciation the mad young right hand pitcher through her opponent's so that -hat port. Dr. Walter L. Niles the first a continued assault by nightfall the first two fo- applause^that greeted Goshawk and McAtee at made his first start as a game by Mt'd as judge of foot fault» Jockey the end of their Giant of from the ret prsition. The rounds of the singles will have been began with Richards soulful effort. regular at the Polo volleys the The match Grounds yes¬ Wilmington player also ;oi.k f^stf completed. That wi¡! afford an holding the service, but Kinsey brota The American turf may point with to terday and the three points of the second game, only oppor¬ a lead of 1.0, as pride Saturday as a red letter defeated Boston tunity to start the doubles tournament »h rough for Richards day. Governor Miller honored the Braves in to lose out after the points had gone made errors from back-court. In the sport as it probably never had been impressive style. .Al¬ to deuce several times. Mrs. Mallory to-morrow and finish the event on Sat¬ second gvne. on his own service, Kin- honored in the Empire State. It is to he but her rival but the be hoped that those who control though allowed seven scat¬ won the next game, urday. sev led at 40.15. New York racing's destinies will continue to tered brought the score to 2-all by An examination of H out the last on a keep it clean and free from hits, he fanned seven men. promptly the entry made ¦So* pulled point it was suspicion, as persisting in her net volleys. The »Wane cross-court volley to the side found to be on the occasion the executive visited Looks like McGraw has took the. next four after the draw was announced yes¬ ' then the Spa. found champion showed a line. The junior champion was gradu¬ his needed games and the set. terday surprisingly good rep- up in his play and smoth¬ pitcher. i"sentation of the best women tennis ally-speeding Is Commission Mrs. Mallory continued her brilliant in ering many of Kinsey's returns with Boxing Misusing Its Powers? at the of the second set.. players the country. With Mill brilliant volleying. play opening with Leslie Bancroft, of Boston; Mrs. Mar¬ HILE the Boxing Commission has accomplished She won the first three games ion Zinderstein in w many commendable Net was when Jessup. of Wilmington; Deadly Smashing. and Teams of France ease, but halted temporarily Mrs. in highly beneficial things its official career a sensational May Sutt Bundy, of Los An¬ this match Richards was during and has brought Mrs. Jessup made rally. and Miss Throughout to the level it won two games geles, Helen Wills, of Sar very deadly on his smashing, whether boxing highest has ever known in this there are cle;>r And The Wilmington player state, Australia to at "love," but that proved to be her Francisco, all trying for '.lie champion¬ from a position close to the net or indications that politics and personal favoritism have to ship it is apparent that Mrs. from court. I a tabulation begun influence last stand, Mrs. Mallory coming through Mallorj dee^p kept and bias some of its official act3. with in the n#xt three will face the most spirited competí of Richards's "kills" and errors on Resume easy victories tion in her defense of The commission PlayTo-day games for the set. the champion¬ these shots, and the figures show that has built up a splendid reputation for itself and has ship this vear. he scored nine absolute "kills" and won the respect and confidence of the BOSTON, The point score and stroke analysis: made four errors. Of course, thero public, but this esteem may be dissi¬ Aug. 13..Renewal to-mor¬ FIRST SET were a dozen other pated very easily if the board continues the row of tennis play between France and perhaps occasions Fine recently acquired habit of Mr*. Mallory . 1741444 5.30.6 MERCHANTS HERE when Fleet on Australia in Mrs. 4 5 14 0 11 3.13-. 2 Richard.,, although he failed to Takes basing official acts personal feelings and on the likes and dislikes of its the semi-final round of Jesaup "kill," nevertheless made the forcing own official Davis SECOND SET family. Cup preliminary competition at 4 toots that enabled him eventually to Part in the Mrs. Mallory . 46400 5 4.27.6 GIVE Cricket . win the points. The youngest of the Annual It has been charged more than once that the Longwood Club will find Mrs. Jessup 0 4 14 4 3 1 0.17.2 Davis vindictiveness of certain the crippled Australian team in bet¬ Mrs.
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