Forest Hills, Sept. 12.
Adrian Quist, hero of Australia's recent Davis Cup victory over the United States rallied from the edge of defeat today to advance in the national US. tennis singles championship with a triumph over Johnny Doex of the United States.
'Trailing 7-9, 6-2, 6-8 at the end of yesterday's play, which was halted by. darkness,' Quist _today revealed superb form and swept victory by taking the next two! Sels, 0-3, 6-0. Doeg's service today lost' its power and he was helpless before the Australian's furious net Shanghai, Sept. 13.
Playing a sound and smooth' game ko the champion he is, Lewis D. Carson required only forty minutes to walk through the third round of the Shanghai Senor Men's Singles Championship at the expense of E. T. Indrickson at the French Club yes terday afternoon in straight sets. by Hdentical scores of 6-1, Carson was on his toes from the opening ball and carried through the contest in a serious manner. The Russian star tried his best to keep the margin from getting wide but he was much inferior to his conqueror, fond and third session.
The champion played all kinds of strokes and had a thorough warm-up before he meets Harry K. F. Li in the semi-final. Li, the winner of the last junior title, will not be able to put up much of a challenge and the match should be finished in straight sels, But a great fight awaits Carson {in the final when he tackles the winner between Gordon Lum and V. T.
Wang. Wang is favoured over Lum Decatise of his sterling baseline play.
"The Japanese pair, K. Fujita and K. Taz0e, failed to make an appearance yesterday at the S.LT.A. court where they Were supposed 10 \continue with' the match against Harry K. F. Li and Poker Tong which was completed. last Sunday owing to darkness, with the Chinese leading by 6-3, 6-4, 1-2, Li and Tong, according to the rules governing the competition, should be credited with 2 walkover Wang Beats tum Shangitai, Sept. 14.
Showing remarkably steady form baseline duels, V. 'T. Wang trium-plied over Gordon Lum in the somifinal round of the Shanghai Men's Senior Singles Championship on the ITA. court yesterday afternoon in straight sets by a score of 6-3, 63, 6-3.
Lum was eliminated in less than an hour and a quarter. With a sizzling service, the x-Davis Cup player, put up a strong challenge the early stages of the match and had every chance to win the opening set. But he became erratic at critical moments as many times he drove the ball beyond the baseline. Lum made it-a point lo tackle Wang's backhand for the greater part of the contest Nevertheless, he lacked superior at-{neking weapons and was very often out-driven in the rallies for" which the ultimate winner is well-known.
Wang served the frst game {0 find Lum on his toes as the latter garnered the first three points. The server tightened up until the score reached deuce. Afterwards, Wang dominated the exchanges and took the game, Lum tied the score easily because of his unreproachable delivery. He had 2 second chance to gain leadership as Wang was 0-30 behind in the thi frame. But again Lum faltered a In the sixth game a bitter fight took place. The score reached device on no less than five occasions, with advantage to the server all the time except in the sixth deuce when Wang polished off by getting the next two Points and increased the score to Serving the next game, Lum won by 40-15 and then he broke Wang's game, However, the trailer again fell away after leading by 40-15 and yielded the set, 'As soon as the first set was lost Lum seemed to realize the futility of challenging. He was not serious any more and played as' if nothing, was at stake, Following the senior tussle, 1 Oshima met RIX, 8, Liew in the semi-Gnals of the Junior Championship. The Japanese proved far steadier than "his opponent and walked through the round by a score of 6-3, 6-2, 6-0
The Chinese pul up a close Aght as he took a lead until he broke down afler 3-all in the first set. His op-Ponent possessed a fine forehand and he frequently followed up with suecessful net. play.
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