New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-29
HOBART BEATEN IN STRAIGHT SEJH'
AovEY's NOTABLE VICTORY IN TIE A1L-CONE's
TENNIS ToURN ,MENT-wRENN BEATS CHASE

HoVEY's NOTABLE VICTORY IN TIE ATLCOME's
TENNIS ToURN ,MENT-wRENN BEATS CHASE.
Newport r. L. Aug rs (SpeciaD. BY FAR Inc
most important match yet decided in the All
Corners tennis tournament was played mere 'niS
morning on the Casino court the contestants De
inc Clarence Hobart and II. Hovey. hoVeE
won in straight SETS II. Go. G--5, scoring MS
first victory over Hobart this season HoVey
clearly ouplayed his opponent at all points ne
d;sulaysd good Judgment from the start adapting
his strokes TO Hobarts style Of game with great
success Hobart weakened pcrccptibly toward '''e
end. Notwithstanding the foggy weather. SOCIETY
Was Oh, in force Few OF the spectators had any
preference hut the talent picked HOBART as inc
probable winner, at odds of to :. Ihose VINO
had followed the Two players remembered that
HoXcv had not from Hobart In any OF 'ne
seasons matches But six weeks had passed since
hobart and Hovey had measured etS-pieh'!
OF time for Hovey to improve lie had played az
Longwood and Chicago meanwhile. and to-day was
more than a match for his former conqueror
Hobart opened the match with the service, but
uovey took the first point on lucky drive just
over the net. Ii was his only point TOT tne game
Hobart taking the next four on good placing Inc
soco,d game was played 10 deuce. Hovey taking
IN. 1cccssary points on clever smashing Hoparl
,,,i,, ou, th, odd game with nine points to seven
for Hovrv The next was another deuce game hnal-
" going to Hovey Hobart soon resanleu 'io "u'ou'
Iioycy won the next two games iopdTt : od0hei'
GROW fewer when the score on the next sdihc
shon,ed uovcv within a point OF the set, AT io-'V'
hut Hobart managed TO pull out the game on thfee
straight points Then Bovcy took two straight
games and the set, rs. The second set was a
Nalkovcr for Hovey, Hobart not getting s"ihe'
Hobart made a stroug bid for the third SET Out
thc Bovey game proved too strong Hobart had
I'm. score tied at three all, but Hovey ran the set
ont on the following three games HOBART getting
only three points.
1-n,s afternoon the consolation matches were
decided in favor of John Rowland the Yale oars
man Rowland showed what he could 10 by oe'
featlny Malcolm Chace Saturday, ana To-Day
he finished up Bryan In the final round. The title
Of interscholastic champion was won by G. r. BUD
long OF Providence. who represented the Harvard
schools. He outclassed his opponent to-day. 3 o.
Thompson OF the Princeton section. and won in
straight sets. The summaries:
Senh-lnai round-f. H. Ho,cy boat Clarence Ho'art.
g-5 90 C-3. r. ID. Wrc,a beat Samuel Chase, So.
81, O..
Consolation n,s;ches-SccoEd found-w. II. \. Willing
boat 4. Goldman by d'fsut u. =. Piyrn bat II. u
Dickey, IS, Cd CT.
Third rounds. D. Reed bat =. q. Thompson By
Default. Goldman bat Willing SO. -. Sc. Iryan
bsat D acy by default.
Semi anal round-Jehn Rowland bat :. D. Ee d. Cd
Go. G-1. g. ). bryan beat Goldman. % 10
Final round-iiowiand beat Rryan. o.. OIL.
Intcrschoastic chaoirionsilp-C. Bu1opg Hsr, art
Schools. beat $. e. Thompson. Princeton Schools e.
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