New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
MAINTAINING HIS RECORD.
CAMPBELL WINS STEADILY IN THE TENNIS
TOURNAMENT.
ATING RYERsoN IN THREE sETs-oTHEI
MATCHES AT NEWPORT.

MATCHES AT NEWPORT.
Newport. Aug 3o.-The weather was cool ana
cloudy today and the attendance nearly as
large as usual Two matches started at 10 80
oclock-C. Hobart against V. g. Hail. and o. S. Camp
bell against J. A. Ryerson. Both matches were
watched with interest, but the greater crowd sur
rounded tho court which Campbell and Ryerson
faced each other. The plsy there was well worth
watching Campbclps strong and effective ana
yet lie by exerted himself. In fact he always
gives the impression of particularly easy player and
shows few signs Of weariness Ryerson on the otIier
hand, tires soon. lie worked hard in the, first set
but could only put one game TO his credit
In the second set he successful and pushed
Campbell hard keeping the games even at 3-all,
ALI and Sail. Campbell, however, took the last
two games, which gave him the set In the third set
Campbell went in TO win quickly and he did so with
ease. Ryerson could work up only three games, ana
Campbell the match in three SETS thus maintain
ing his record Of not having lost set thus far in the
tournaIpent. Ryerson made good record against
Campbell, but really had no show to win. The score
was 6-1, 10, 90.
The HobartTall match did not awaken much In
terest at first, but IL proved to be long contest
IL lasted three hours and took five sets to end
it.. The showed themselves to be evenly matched
and though Hobart was expected TO win he had to
fight hard and all his skill to do Hall played
finely giving Hobart much more trouble than was
expected. Every set. In fact every game, was stub
bornly contested, and both players were working hard
Hobart won, Cd, 6-3. 81, 80, 6-3.
As the Campbell Rycrs0n match was fin
ished Huntington and Lee took possession OF the
court and played quick match, finishing at the same
time the HobartHall match ended. Huntington found
trouble with Lee. lie let him have the first set and
then took three in succession. The match was not
interesting
The remaining match OF the third round not
begun until after 30 when all the others were over
1t was between {. A. Chase and KNAPP and was eH.
fso narln
the round. large number of persons waited to sec
t. II was something Of surprise, therefore when when
Knapp the first set, s. withC ut having to work
hard. But the second set was different The games
were won more evenly. the play was better balanced
and nc Issue mucn more doubtful. Chase ran the
been leading, and th-l took two successive games am
the set. SIS. In the third set the play was slower
Knapp won G-3, as wei as the tOurth set Dy INC
same score, thus taking the match
The consolation matches were continued tins morn
Ing. IN the preliminary round Sands delaultea 10
F. W. smith ". p. Hcrricls Won from Brown IN
somewhat close cortest. IIovcy won easily ron
Grant Moorehead aud Hunt had three set match
which Moorched took Byrnes defeated Netcsi M
first round Dinsmore dcfauted Ia Fowler llovey Won
from Garmenda. Moorehead won in similar match
with Rives. and IIOvIand beat Bvrncs easily.
Following T. n summary Of the morning rav
Third rOund-C. Hobart beat V. e. Hall, Cd, Ga,
W. p. Knapp beat G. A. Chase, Go, 6-S, 6-3,
O. S. Campbell beat J. A. Ryerson. 6-1. IS. Ga.
r. p. Huntington beat q. ". Lee, 81, 0-l, 81,
coneoiatIons. preliminary round-F. ". Smith beat
v. r iIeriick beat Brown. l-e, 60, 10.
IIovey beat Grant 81, @.
Horton beat Bentley, o. 90.
Moorehead beat Hunt. 60, 60. ca.
Byrnes beat Metcalf. "a, %.
IIovey Hove feat ciarmcnda. ca, So. G-i.
Moorchcad beat Rlves. 6-3. "a.
Rowland beat Byrnes. 6-l, G-2