New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
" tLCOLM CHICE DEFEATED By L1RNED.
TIE LATTER NOW STRONG CANDIDATE IoI'
FIRST PLACE N THE ALL COMERs
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Nexnort r. T. Aug. o (SpeciaD-The secohn
DAYS play in the great All-Comers tennis tou'''i
nent brought out the usual large crowd. the iea'
IRE was the meeting OF Malcolm Chace and W. ~
Iarned In view OF last weeks result at NaIi"
ransett Pier Chace was the fsvorte. He defeated
Larned on Friday by three sets TO two. but te'li'
IL such an uncertain game that there was no V''
ing who would win the next time they met Lar 20
ned proved the winner this morning by three Se'7
70 one This victory brings I.arned forward as Il
strong candidate for frs, place but he has 'i'''e
formidable men to beat before he can claim '"e
championship Hovey. and probably Wrenh
Chace began the match to-day with his old-ti"'
brilliancy. and I.arned could get only two games
on the first set Chace lobbe,l beautifully ana MS
slc-line drives won point after point ON Inc ~
ond set. with the two games all, I.arn'd al
ternated his back-court drives with an occasional
smash at the net. The result OF these manoeuvres
gave the next four games to I.arne1. This gave
him the set C. a continuation OF the sam" P"i'cS
on the third set gave the set to larred 'hace was
visibly weakening. but those who were at Narr"-
ganset Pier remembered his grand rally at ms
very point. and predicted that ne would yet pun
out But the fates had decreed otherwise. and
Iarned took the next set and the match. &c. g.
G-3. CT. Chace clearly played ont at the emu
though he rallied somewhat on the last few games
In the afternoon T.. J.. Hall and G. T. Sands
gave an exhibition Of some clever tennis. the ma'ch
lasting until dark Hall last year considered
one OF the cracks. but to-day had all he could do
to win from Sands. None Of the other matches
were important. the drawings have placed the
leaders far apart. Larned played match in the
Afternoon and in spite Of his severe struggle with
Malcolm Chace defeated Ames In straight sets
the first Of which close. 12-10. Hoyey sur
prised every by losing the first set in his
match with A. T. Foote the Yale champion. 6-i
Tomorrow the schedule is Wren against NJ r.
Wright Tete against Stevens. S. Chase against
Dean Miller Ward against Larnel. Hobart against
Budlong. HOvey against T.. J.. Hall. Y. G.. Hall
against +. Whitall Gambler against II. 4. Colby
O. s. Campbell. the champion, is practising
daily. He has already defeated Slocum. Malcolm
Chace and Samuel Chase In practice. Whether
or not Campbell will defend his title is still a
question. though he says now he has no intention
OF doing 90 lie reserves the right TO play, how
ever. should hc feel inclined when the time
comes The summaries follow:
II. \. Colby beat A. w Post. Ct. G-s, 50, de-
faulted T. X. Ward beat e. r. rIesrick, 90. 6-l G3,
%; NJ. Bruce boat +. L. Donahue. by default; William
Anos, IT,. beat c. NJ. Bunting, ca Ct. G-l; w. a.
Latncd beat Malcolm Ch9ce. &c. ca G-3. ca
Second round-t latncc Hobart boat W. g. Parker.
O., Sc. G-l; G. L. Budonc beat A. +. Simmond',
c.. co. C; +. II. Hovcy defeated A. l.. Footc,
4-G, G-3. CO, c.; V. q. Hall beat T. Hcwtt C,
-, g; ". Wright beat Gordon Wills, 60, ca,
G-3 CT; Il, u. Wrcnn boat 5. d. Red G-i .. O. (;
r. stevens bent j. >. Mots G-I. G-3 Go; +. Whtll
beat W. w Reese, %, o. Ct, co, Cd !. wan
beat Bruce CO Ct. -; W. \. Iarncd beat WIN.
lam Ancs IT, 1910. G-l G-i J.. l.. Hall beat G. T..
sands lO-s IS, CO. &C, Ct T.. Colby beat J. II.