They will take the courts to-day in
matches that should furnish the best
tennis thus far in the tournament. An
derson is bracketed with Bowman,
Voshell with King. Shafer with Unter
hsrg and Hunter with Kynaston. and
the opinion seems to be fairly unani
mous that it will be Anderson and
Voshell In one semi-final and Shafor
and Hunter in the other. Any other
result will mean an up?2t.
In the main the contenders advanced
with comparative ease yesterday just as
they have done since tho tournament
opened last Saturday. Anderson, al
though far from his best, disposed of
the veteran, Samuel R. McAllister, by
a score of f?3, 6?2; Voshell 'jliminated
Jerry Lang with the loss of only three
games, Shafer dropped only two to J.
Llndarman. Bowman yielded four to
Ralph M. De Mott and Francis T.
Hunter, playing two matches In order
to catch up with the rest of the field,
won them both by very comfortable
margins.
