New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
PIN AND MAHONEY TIED.
THE VISITORS WILL PLAY FOR FIRST
PLACE on MONDAY.
FINAL GAMES IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
TENNIS TouRNAMENT-CHACE DEFEATED BY

FINAL GAMES IN THE NEIGHBORHOoD CLUB
TENNIS ToURNAMENT-cHAcE DEFEATED BY
MAuoNEY-LARNED BEATS HOBART.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
West Newton Mass June 29-Fully 1900 per
sons witnessed the final matches OF the NeshDor-
hood Clubs tennis tournament here this AFTERNOON
Malcolm Chace's defeat at the hands OF Mahoney'
the visiting crack. prec,uded all possibility OF any
Of the home players capturing first place. ana Inc
honor now lies between PIN and Mshoney. who are
tied. each having four Victories to his credit The
tie will be played off on Monday.
Chace made a tremendous fight for place IN the
finish, but he was downe1 by the long armed Ma
honey In exciting three-set match. g. 1-". CT
ii was the old story Of the Chace lob popping up
for Mahoney to smash This continual forcing OF
overhead work was what exhausted the irlshInah
In the second set and gave 1t to Chace G.
The opening set went to Mahoney. 40 points 10
49, on a combination OF splendid passes and half
voleys. which kept the Providence boy dancing
from side OF the court TO the other 10 get INTO
the play all. The following set was won by
some of the prct,iest lobbing that chace has yet
shown and Mahoncy's continual hammering Wild
was responsible for his poor showing.
The deciding played amid intense ex-
element, for every realized that defcat would
Kill the only chance OF the Yankee players getting
first place in the tournament. Mahoney led from
the start and beat Chace at his own tactics He
seemed to be getting used to the Chace stroke ana
did some deadly smashing. His long arm ana
tremendous reach enabled him to take shots when
would have passed another man. and most OF ms
returns were brilliantly made. displaying 10 great
advantage the peculiar cut stroke. which Is so
characteristics OF his style. Mahoncy won Ga. tax
ing 81 aces 10 his opponents 2, and thereby win
ming the match.
After a brief interval. PIN appeared FOR his ma'ch
with Hovey and on this contest depended whether
PIN would tie Mahoney for first place or drop out
OF the race fiovcy did not play In the form ne mas
shown in several Of his other contests. ana nm
held things easy all the way. taking the match
on some ordinary tennis. &c. "a
The morning matches were between finl ana
Mahoney and Iarncd and Hobart. Iarned re
trleved his record Of straight defeats Tor the wccK
bv taking his match In some brilliant playing.
which proves that he a. not ont OF the ring this
season by any means. The contest between Pm
md Nahoncy not cSci'lrg ns was cx-
uecfed. but nevertheless developed some scrntihc
work which was appreciated chiefly by ID" IN
it.atcI IL was not "A snowy game. by any rlcans
nor ore which the crowd app.aude1, az u ola
some Of the others. but IL showed splendlg forin
on both sides and one % the stronE!st *
hlht.ons OF The day PIN won. %, T. -
Iarrcd defaulfcd his match With Chace "h.ch
was stopped last Thursday by the rain. Inc score"
Joshua PIN beat II : Mahoncy. 81. C 90: ".
A Iarn.I boat CLARENCE Hobart. G 3 o o II : Ma
honey beat Malcolm cnnco. G3. ! 6 q :. Joshua PIN
beat i II. Ho,ey. 81 6
Tho standing - the PLAYERS. PIN Won le'' Ma
Won ? lost ?. H1har-won !. LOST T. THrned-Won l.
f.es