New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
GOODBODY IS DANGEROUS.
,IE, DEFEATS HOBART IN THE THIRD
ROUND AT NEWPORT.
THE Nrw.YoRKER PUT UP STIFF GAME
But THE FRESHMAN TIRED HIM ouT-RE-
SUITS OF OTHER MATCHES.
rux ryI rGR ApH 10 THE TRBCNkl
fry TELEGRAPH II

Hawnort r L. Aug 24-The Irish player, Good
body has added another to his list OF victories over
American cracks for this morning ne succeeoed IA
beating Clarence Hobart In an intensely eHc'.i"s
fve-set match. The scores were o. o. -
So Such excitement has rarely been seen at a
,e,,is match especially outside OF final ROUND
and the crowd around the court often broke ou'
into cheers at some particularly brilliant s'roke'
Hobart played a great uphill game after losing
the first two sets by poor play ana tea the soo.e
nj two sets all Goodbody was now extremely
tired and Hobart soon had the lead at D. IL
looked Ike a sure thing for him. but the freshman
was no, beaten yet. He played pluckiiy' ana cut
down Hobarts lead to 81 Then the American oy
smashing forged ahead to 4O-l5, with oh'y o'ie
pont between him and the match IL was c''''
cal moment for Goodbody but he kept MS nerve
much better than Hobart. Two Wild shots oy ho
bart made the score deuce, and then driVe ou' VI
court and a double fault gave Goouoouy TIC e
needed to make the score hve all
When the Irishman took the lead by winning inc
next game and scoring 4o-l5 on the twet'h' noo'u'
believed that Hobart would pull out. But lie u' io'
a while by smashing cevery at the he'' anu sun
no had won the game. and the score was SN "
The strain now had made him nervous and he cou'd
no, control his strokes The Irshman on the other
hand noundered around the court in his awkward
w,y AS cool as in the first set, ana some pre-,
passing aided By Hobarts net vo..eys' gave "''"
me hTA' ~" as hard match FOR Hobart TO lose
Goodbody deserved his victory. His hve-set ms'Sn
the day weak wRen the Nth began. but
he played II out on his nerve ana ilhisneu s'vms t
without letting up BIZ some OIL nv and one
Highland lob OF an apparently safe Smash saVed MN
' a4e @sfA lie Sai ground
stroke and his voieyns vas hsrs %es wax, Where Good
aSs'i ws k"d m TI superior him Hobart DID
Do.S OK Enough but relied much upon his swift
sroke even when he was out OF position; xcsn,
There is little to say OF the first two sets except
,ha, Wohort deliberately threw them away by care
work In the third. he came TO tne he,. anu y"
this and the fourth ms nd hs NAV had weak
ened considerably. was shown by Hobarts Easy
chances a; the net His brace In the third ana
sr, w ,he last part OF the NTH he quit badly. when
aoodboy took FOUR straight games IT, as Is prob
obe Garnei beats Chice tomorrow: then La i
win first place over the best players OF America
lie already beaten MIN We wee eu much u At stake
Ther n'' vas nothing noteworthy about the other
matches to-day Larned beat Richard stevens IN
rh .sponv; match between Read. OF Harvard ana
| thomson who won from Parker yesterday was an
easy thing for Read in three sets c,,rnonsblr
confess b, tween W. G.. Parker. the Columbia cham,
pon and L. = Ware the Haryara WIh Aver sets "'
| To-morrow morning, in the semi-iinas. Goodood>
| viii play Read and Larned will meet Chace sum
| nary ,. . y
Tsr@ I0G s"o. ID: J. b Read hea. $. o Thomson
o. L SspS ! beat = "a s.TE ems IS
rntescholastic championship first roYnd-W Q. Pafks
Columbian beat L. T. War; .tiarvardp h.a, + p rpow
| bridge Yaic,. by default 49,
Consolation matches preliminary nd,obas by q.
wsS.r beat s Shaw r by asa Frs:
| beat warner OIL g. Davidson beat Fielding ~
G Sands bca, Terry b. default. Second round
| Sands beat Roman. c. -