New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
END OF THE LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

The Lawn Tennis tournament at HODOken
was brought close yesterday. with some pretty play
In tae fourth round of the singles Morgan POST was
matched against c. NJ. Clark The courts were laid out
with the round dasonay the poin,much against
the inward player Mr. Clark the toss, and began
the game back to the wind In the nrst set ne
won six straight games. Mr.. Post played plucky game
all through la the second set, with his back TO the
wind he made a better show. In the first game Dy
right ami left play he ecited loud applause and scored
the first game The second game felto Clark ana the
third and fourth Post the firth played fine game.
running back and recovering from the left hand court
by clever backaander, From this point Mr.. CLARK
drew away, scoring every game and winning the match
so, 6.2
Mr. Glyn then faced Mr.. Clark the former playing up
ward to his great DISADVANTAGE The play
abounded with pretty rallies. Mr.. Glyn running forward
and endeavogng hard voes to drive his adversary
to the base line But he failed to score single game,
Mr. CLARK winning 60 the second set Mr. Glyu took
all advantages of the situation playing careful
game and placing his balls very cleverly He lost how
ever by Ga This being final was the best out Of five
In the third set II was pain that Mr.. Clark was getting
tagged by continuous play He shipped several
tines Nevertheless he Increased his lead to Al then
Mr.. Glyn increased his score to AZ again Mr..
Clark Won, and again Mr. Glyn, making the score
as Then Mr.. Clark the next, making
53 From this point Mr. Gyn played his hardest bring
ing the to all. amidst loud applause The nm
pire called deuce games, the winner having to win two
games successfully. Mr. Clark however, by some line
tactics scored two more games.
being unable to play 1t was between Ritter and
Fielding and Clark and Denniston Clark and his part
ner until the score was called 30 III belr
favor. From this point Ritter and hs partner adaed
games. After some most spirited play. many rallies OF
il and 15 returns. Ritter aud his partner won 10
REGATTA OF THE LARCHMONT YACHT CLUB.
The first pennant regatta OF the Larchmont
Yacht Club sailed yesterday over course from
stake-boa off Larchmont Manor, south by west TO and
around the buoy Execution Rock Light aud then east
northeast Matiuecock buoy. The email boats next
went north Constables Point and southwest back to
Execution Rock thence home The larger boats took
the long Captains Island buoy INSTEAD Of to Con-
stables Point There only four entries follows
The Wave, sl0op cabin yacht 80 feet inches sailing
measurement and the Madeline "a feet mches in the
second class, aud the Clean, % feet inches, and the
LOTUS 80 in the third class The other classes did
not ILL., At 10 the chances looked decidedly blue
for race being scarcely breath Of air stirring
Later ON, however the breeze reshened up from the
SOUTH and at 1885 a. the first gun fired for the
yachts get ready. At LAO the signal to start was
given and the Clean few the line 25 seconds later
under a elurtopsal, jb and mansail. The Wave fOi-
lowed al 1142 the Lotus at l14240, and the Madeline
at ll:43:15. The wind almost due south and the
yachts made long stretch the starboaId tack to-
wards Long Island Shore going about just before
reaching Execution Rock. The Wave rounded the
buoy first at 12:l7:57.
The race practically settled by the time Matne-
COCK buoy reached. When the Lotus attempted to
send up her o-topsaii IL discovered that the hal
yards had been through the wrong block and the
topsa hayards had 10 be used for the opsai causing
the loss OF the of the topsail. TAe Madeline got
mixed up the course after passing Matlnecock and,
after backing and filing for a while, finally struck
the right course but did not finish in time to have her
time taken After passing Execution Rock the second
time both the Wave and the Clean ont their spin
makers, and flying home under cloud Of canvas,
with the wind ALMOST dead off. number OF yachts,
among which were the Riepie, wigwam and Orya fol-
lowed the race, and lent added charm TO tue scene.
The OF the Corinthan order each owner sailing
his own The following ere the names and
ers of yachts, with the time: