New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
THE GREAT PIN BEATEN.
HOBART DEFEATS THE BRITISH TENNIS
CHAMPION.
TIE HEw-yoRKER SURPRISED HIS FRIENDS YEN
TEKDAy nY TAXING TWO STRAIGHT SETS
FROM HIS HITHERTO rNvANQuIsIIED
OPPONENT HEIGuBOR-
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Wcs, Newton Mass June 9.-P.m has iaNeh
n, last Clarence Hobart. the New-Nork crack
scored n signal victory against him this afternoon
In the Nc.ghhorhooi clubs tournament "'"""s
In a ,wo-set match. -, G-3
Uobari's MAGNIFICENT work was witnessed by 'u'iy
/ 90 people, and the widest enthusiasm preVa'cu
when the match won. PINS downfalI was Il
surprise First place In the tournament had pee"
conceded 10 him without hesitation. and 1t vas
the cause o, considerable comment among the e"-
per,s who are horc In great numbers TO watch the
play His de,ea, practically gives Mahoney the
tournament M the later ~ undoubtedly the sec
ond s'ronges, In III" run.
Uobar, won not so much his brilliant shots "a
on hts rrea l.ness critical points FOR he sho"'d
non. o, his errntic form OF yesterday His game
was aggressive from The start. and toward the end
I; told heavily PIN. who seemed unable 10 cover
the court In his usual suappy style
PIN started the bail rolling with m" service and
made couple Of splendid plays ~ The far corners.
but his drives Gld more damage 20 the net than 70
uobarts score and the nr-t TWO games went to ID"
N.w-Yorker Hot rallies at the not took III" next
yam. ,,r PIN ail.. by a sizzling serve which
Uoh,r, could not touch Another III - Wild driving
quickly of> this slight advantage. ana Hobart took
hts ,hlrl game from l"uc" score After this. how
ever he grew Wild and SMASHED ball after ban
straight ,or the not. E;.ny PIN The next two games
mi making ~. score - Hobart took tho next
~ on, completed the score Play ~ this char
ac,eriz.d PINS entire work. Il WAS briliancy al
,erna,ng with weakness. and weakness came ~ the
mos, critical points The next gam" was chnlkei
10 10 Pm on two splendid passes down the side
lines together with douh" fault and an out by
Hobart The hitter captured the next game. four
ace. - ,wO. hu, the score was again tied los PIN.
this tim. AT % Hobart not pushed hard dur
INK the following two games. and he dropped some
rrc;fy court turns fh~ net FOR telling points
he took the old game play u this kind and
finished the oct with several splendid volleys which
PIN dropped per-i~,~n'iv into the net.
Tho story OF the second set IL quickly told 10
bart ou,diI himself at passing and driving and
whenever he reached IN" net Il was ALWAYS for
point PIN dii not show the strength that he IL
usually master or HIS strokes lacked force and
sunp His returns w"r" slow and weak. and Hoo
bart fairly ouiclaSScd him. both In placed balls
and vull.ys. PIN secured thr'r games AMI then
succunb-d 10 Nobar's continual hnmm"rinS from
the basenr The latter Won. %
Mahoncy then appeared Tor his match with
Uovcy PINS deiet; seemed 20 arect him con
-idcrably for he seemed nervous and Wild and
Uov.y found him easier opponent than hc had
he following two scis. {. Ct Uovcy Just saved
the last set from being clean whitrwash on
Mahoney's rot
q , Ragged work abonndcd on both Sides.
Tn. summary;
inv,,n,on singles malcolm chacc hcn, = II Hoyey.
Il > , I. q - riarenc" Hobart t"nt Joshua iim :.
IN. standing - the pay~rr Mnh0r~, Won 3 lost %
10 play {: G1m-W N o'' T. Iia, no'"y 100 :.
Isl ? gla, 'hacr Won !. lost -" PLAY -"
Hobart Wa / h~' 2 10 play IArnri Won I" lost
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