The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21
BRILLIANT TENNIS At NEWPORT
Champions or tho East and west struggle
Hnrd for the Honors

NEWPORT. Aug 2o.-All tho fashion Mt Now
mort locked on and arplauicd the tennis play
ing TODAY. II vas 90 OF the most brilliant
exhibitions OF tho game that has boon seen
anywhere this year. s. 4. Chnse. tho cham
rion u tho West. defeated II. +. Huntington.
Jr.. after good match. Chnsc was in his best
form. and played throughout with groat vim
and determination. Huntington did not seem
ut his best. still he played by no means
roor game. lie was unfortunate In the length
OF many Of his lobs. 1he other great match OF
tho day was the iiovey.Sea contest, llovcy
was locked upon us II sure winner. He
did eventually win. but somc o. his
hackers lLokei very blue ut one time
as Sears only needed two points TO
capture tho match. 10th mon played as
p,e'ty as they ever have, and IL Ho,ey was
not so terrific at the net IA usual. 1t was be-
cause Scars was placing tho side lines with
deadly certainty. Soars's old trouble, cramps
In tho arm. attacked him toward tho close OF
the mitch. In I.ce's decisive vic ory over
young Lnrned. the Cornell player, tho know
ing oncs were asain surprised. Everson.. the
Western player. defaultei to CLARENCE Hobart
on account OF having to play the double match
is the only remaining Que OF tie t.'ird round
From re no the S star. Of tho Chose.Huntinrton
match It could readily be soon tunt base was
playing a great sn,,e, lie place! well and put
ae in 0 ,hs s srennx ks so and
Won BY sIoa yee,,ns o. there wa. op ,So
court, until an ouenins was presented, theh no
Quickly got to the net. and voieyeL in great
third set went to Chase by D. and tho fourth
one by the same score.
prise was In ~ ogress on the ndj ,in;n q court.
upon which 1lovoy was paying 1. $. sears.
S yea So won me hr;t sss alter i've games all
G-s il spite OF Hovey's mo st strenuous Efforts.
everybody prepared themselves Tor nnorherr
down the sides. Hovey was serving with good
game. Ths third set wen, to Hovay. wv '"'
The fourth set was really the deciding one OF
tie match ap,l It took twenty four games to
games all the excitement was Intense. Scars
games and the set. This WAS the best St Of
the tonrnament thus far: ~ score was then
lioyey entirely outplayeI Sears. and won the
DECIDING set easily.
The Irst Of ne doubles L, was played and was
fented Chase aud lyerson. but only In u iul-
set match. The Eastern pair won the first two
setS. ana Seemcu 10 have Il winning lead ON
the third but through loose rlEyins tho West;
era exrerts won the neNt, two. sets and tied
play hard TO- win the odd sol. The winners will
now meet V. q. Hall aud Clarence Hobart lor
EsHlpbl lu6 nlttu
The following is Il summary OF the contests
l., second Round s'nR!es.s; Chase beat r. T.. liant.
1hird round sinses-Ed~ard l.. Hall beat H. 4.
Colby. 60 So = 80 Clarence hobart beat J. a.
hyerson by .ef,ut G. 7. &c beat ". a. I.arned ca
80. g.: r. II. .Iovey beat Philip Sears 49, 80
90. 1919. 90; a; =; Post beat n. l. Wilcox. 90
80 % ~: A. sm!h beat Eurde;,e n,onnor.
~ Ct
inuges Fast against tho wcs..o: 3 Campbell and
r. r Huntington DR. caa' pions o. The Fast beat s. T.
Ih.se and Ryers'n champions of tho West 81.
consoation Matehe.arirst Round w. b. Lane heat
A. l. Riyes 80. 1--S Dsano Miller bea' &. A. Brown
50 Go: n r chung Hea q = Emmons 49, 81:
heat woodward - -, stan sg lienshaT eat
by default: E. Rushmore boat T. +. harden by dc.
fault: II. h. Lamb beat B. = De Garmsnda by default
Fol- owing Is the analysis OF the Hovey Sears
match:
Placed Ralis-Iovey a. Scars "a: ace. won on oppo-
nents outs hovey ~ Sears -; aces opponent q
hits into net Iovey IS. Scars II: won on sppo-
nents' faults lIovsy =. Sears5 Total points won
vey 2l9 sears 2I3. Time OF game $ hours and b min
utes.
The matches OF tomorrow In the fourth
round will be I. L. Hall against Clarence Ho-
against A. ". Post. and NJ. D. Smith against