New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
PIN AND MAHONEY BEATEN
HOBART AND HOvEY EASY WINNERS IN
THE DOUBLES
THE FRESHMEN ARE INFERIOR IN THEIR TEAM
WORK TO THE MERIcANS-REsULTs OF
THE PLAY ~ THE WEST NEW
TON Tof-rNt LAMENT
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West Newton Mass. June 1.-THE international
tennis contest in doubles was won here TINS aiter-
noon by Clarence Hobart and Frederick H. iovey'
the American champions. who scored an over
whelmng victory over PIN and Mahoney, the Ia
nous Irish players defeating them In three straight
scts Ia Ct G-l. Rain falling heavily up To
within an hour OF the time when the match was
scheduled and only the perfect CONDITION OF the
Neighborhood Clubs grounds made 1t possible Tor
the game to he played at all The teams were
greeted With tremendous applause on their appear
,,ca and Hobart who had been obliged To default
the second Sc, Of his match with Chace earlier IN
the day. treated TO an ovation
Hobart opened the play with SMASHING service
which AT orce allayed all anxiety as To his coh''-
ton for the fight and he followed II up win some
magnificent passes across court. which PIN ham
mered into the net. The second game went 20 'he
Irish cracks on clever placing In unoccuped 'ef'l-
tory and Hovey's Wild drives
II soon became evident that PIN ana Mahohey
were not az well versed in the principles OF team
work as their American rivals. VINO nave piaYei
into each others hands for years. and 10 each OF
whom the Others tactics are Ike an open pooK IL
was not team work. but individual star plays.
which gave the Irish experts their lead at the
start, PIN seemed invincible at the not "hHe
Mahoney covered the court in splendid form.
Tho score ,tood % In their favor when Hobart
developed tremendous speed. and saved the day by
,,. accurate ground work aided by Hovcy's smash
Ing from he net Together they slowly pulled
abreast Of their opponents. and. In spite OF I'm
h,t vol.vs and Mahoncys tremendous feach, uey
ran out the next four games on brilliant returns.
The second set saw the Americans setting the
came terrific pace Hobart fairly outdi himself.
lie Rounded PINS usually effective service WIN
deadly drives 70 the far corners. and ouic'ns'ed
IN. English champion both In volleying ana IN
pl,rlnr Hovey was good for point almost
every time he go, to the not AMI hts Kills were
delivered with A vicious smash. which seemed 10
,l.as. the spectators Immensely. The nome team
took tho nrst four games without break. HOBART
ihen dropped a number 81 drives into IN" n''' ana
roy.v failed 70 nna several 81 Pins vol"ys. CIV
Ing the Irishmen two games "s starter mo
next game HoVcy took on som" clever crosse
vork and then the Irish cracks won n game on
n.rce shori-rangc volcying. making the scof" .
VIII attempts by Hobart aui lIov'y 20 pass their
o,nonents down the side lines gave tho latter Oh"
49,, cam. ,fso Then "A wrc'chel exhibition %
network coupled with faulty team iacucH pl"',l
the set to the Americans credit. m@Nk '"Nr, ~
III. third set i've games were rhAlh'n np lh mr.
,rl.r Tor the home champions on some OF inc
poorest tennis which iim ana Manon,y nA'% y.r
shown Tho only thing which rnt"t ,h" later
,rar, from A love set was game which Hobart
enI Hovcy gave away hy drives In the direction
Tho t, match between Chacc and Larnci, later IN
tho afternoon. ~as stopped by me ram, nae,
single game The second set was also hts hN =
score o. -. when Referee o 'ampn.ll called
the play Tho match 0% %lli De com ,ns''' VI
The morning attraction was The match between
Hobart and chaec which "a" for ha o bur- wom
The scof~ b In the PROVIDENCE boy favor
nInvitsi,on singles Malcolm Chacc beat Clarence
unh,rt 6 4 s-2 Mcfaultcl). Malcolm chnce beat
" A. Iarnel 90 2 nninith,il .,., = =.
IInvev beat Joshua PIN and II. = Mahoncy' I o.
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