The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-18
HUNNEWELL'S EASY JIC1ORY.
He Defeats +. I'm Montague, DR., in the
Racquet Championship Series.

lIe Defeats +. I'm Montague, dr.. In the
Racquet Championship Series.
The third game OF the series for tho ANA
tour racquet championship OF America WAS
decided yesterday afternoon on the Racquet
and Tennis Club court in West Forty-thlrd
street before n rather small gathering OF spec
tators. The contestants were II. II. Hunne-
well OF the Boston Athletic Association and L
La Montague. Jr.. OF the Racquet and Tennis
beaten hu~nneweli and Tooder had beaten Il
match. but in this they were disappointed. as
the New Yorker, who was far from Well, failed
to 4 r essy IN ma nsyS, sn,aS i n sh nis u ssqair i%T sst md MS
Play was called promptly at 3:i5 o'clock.
with J. s Tooker. the amateur champion. oe:
cupytng the rcferee's chair, La Montague
won the toss. and commenced serving: After
making one by service he rot red. and the Bos:
few rallies It teeane evident that In Mon.
Apparently lie could not get his racquet on .
ball. and rs, u result Hnnnewel!, ran the gnine
out in the sixth hand. leaving the New York u
The second game was even moro one-sided
t sIngIa the Ace f By service rn M9 IN bis SrS Sn hap sSori Hsna
newell: on the other hand. was playing very
strongly and was playing With great iude;
iiiiftb hands. and followed t,up BY makins; two
in his sixth hand. A second later he ran the
Yorker ut one. The third and what proved to
be the final game OF the match was Just as one.
La fiss Mo ne IL sFe sos wi}Hin ' oSS poi Hs 81 op Els .i aps
ponent. Hunncwell. however. responded with
hye. and in the tenth hand ran TIE game OUT
Al the conclusion Of the game Mr.. La Mon
condition. he would withdraw from the touEna.
ment and forfeit his game with Mr.. de Gar.
next game OF the series Is scheduled for to-
morrow. when II. II. H~nnneweIL the winner OF
s%sse1a ss. meteh. Snd on n,H Tb =; !; pS9 tSs i thi
game Of the series will be played between b.
s de Garpendia. the exclamation: and ]
Iooker.. the present holde OF that title.
Among those present were:
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> Asummary follows:
FIRST GAME.
La Iss aSnsssns:: :.".:.::..:. ii So--'4s
Aces 1sf By Si.e sssy,fiHmns%sHii" 8 La Il Mona L" s. sSs' E. Aces !;
sySrs Sbeen q n4 ai:'passaeTfi, si H. S .: Il Non !:
tagne. d.
SECOND GAME.
La aon,sans.: 9 3 III
Aset BY seryieo1linnns well; 8; La Montagns. ],
miss z.RqhSns wsI.l !. Number OF I hand. played Ry eSaPYHHH%usun"as.
THIRD CANT
Ia Montague ;;""":.tt S5iSsfao --'s
A. As' cy By . cir, ioiInnSsnswel Il: yd Ia MSntrsns, 8
by opponents mifs-liuRne well. !: La Sir ntaRnc. I.
Number OF hAnds-iunne well. 10; la Montague, y.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Total number of aces-Hunnewel 45; La MontRgns,
III Aces by servlce-fIunne well. 81; La MoEtayne. 9.
Aces By placing--ilrnnewe wei. I. La MOntasnc.6 Accs
By opponents n,hs-lunnsweuL Ia Mon'aEne. 9.
Total number OF hands-Hupnewel Is; La MontagnA
81, Time OF gaine-Twenty-seven minutes. Referee
J. s. .Iooker. Scorer-B. $. de uG!nendia. Marker
Standing.