In the title round of the first Brook
lyn. Indoor tennis champlonsnlp at the
Fourteenth Hegirrcnt Armory thlB after
noon Frank T. Anderson, national In
door title hoM'<r. Is to meet S. Howard
Voshell, former champion, and th<
n.atch promises to be ono of the bes
of the Indoor season. In advancing tc
tho final yesterday in the tournament,
v hlch lias been held under the auspices
of the Brooklyn Indoor Tennis Club. An- |
demon had a far more difficult task
tnan his rival, for Herbert L?. Bowman
forced him to h 6?4. 8?6 score, while
Voshell won with ease over Fred I>.
Power#, 6?1, 6?1.
Bowman, who holds the New York
Athletic Club and New York. Tennis
Club titles, hu always extended Ander
son to the limit and yesterday's match
v,as no exception. The tltla holder had
(he greater speed and his net attack
v.-as a powerful asset, but Bowman's
superior control, his excellent court cov
ering and his good Judgment of dis
tance and angles made matter* decidedly
Interesting for the winner. Anderson
had to be ever on his toes to win both
sets by a small margin. It was decid
edly Interesting tennis.
Before meeting Bowman in the semi
final Anderson llsposcd of fharles M.
Wood, Jr., in the fourth round by a score
of 8?4, i?2. Speed, hard driving and
alert volleying were again Ir. evidence
or. Anderson's side of the net. lie was
Inclined to be erratic In Q|? first set.
but In the second he settled down and
fashed his best.
