New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-18
LAWN TENNIS.
ALLEN BEATS PARET IN A CLOSE AND
CLEVER MATCH.
wYErH WINS FROM HAYWOOD IN THE HANpl
CAP SINGLES AFTER AN EXCITING SET.

wYETH WINS FROM HAYWOOD IN THE HANDI-
CAP SINGLES AFTER AN EXCITING SET.
Tn. final round Of the scratch singles IL the
Ienox Tennis Clubs open tournament drew q
crowd Of enthusiastic spectators to the ciuo
grounds at One hundred -and-twenty-thiid-st ana
St. Nicholas-ave. yesterday. Allen hnlshed MS
match with Colwell early in the afternoon. winning
the postponed third set very easily and then went
in against Paret half an hour later.
From the very STAT 1t apparent that ths
would be an exciting struggle. The players seemed
evenly matched and the score in the hrst sss
wavered between deuce and vantage several times
before the set finally went TO the Yale man. Alien
got a lead Of 81. but Paet pulled up even az s-aiR
and finally came within one stroke OF getting inc
GO, with 70 and 1910 in his favor. Aliens re-
markable steadlness saved the SET however toF
him.
The second set was Paret's all through. and he
finally won II at 81 but In the third the tae'e'
were Just reversed and Allen led up TO the END.
and finally won II by the same score AFTER fares
Rad nulled up several games Intellectually In the
fourth Paret seemed 10 show fatigue more IMAM
his younger adversary and Allen rusned OH WIN
big lead At 81. the Yale man was -FOUR times
within a stroke OF the match. but Paret puii"o
himself together for final brace. ana won t"as
game and The next His good work lasted almost
long enough 20 reach deuce. too, for ne was -FOUR
times within a stroke OF the ninth game. ano niaos
one smash that seemed sure to win 1t for him. ou'
a clever lob by Aen spoiled his chance
Throughout the match neither man could ho'a
the net az all Whenever either ran IN 10 'oiey
he was promptly passed driven back by ms aa.
versarys lobbng The match was PLAYED aro lros,
the baseIine and the long rallies OF ias bnth
men badlv Aliens s,eadiness AZ critical points
was remarkable. and his passing strokes "he"
In he handicap singles Haywood and Wyetn
played exciting set to hnsn Sne games in sue
resson in the third. set. and then Heywooa puen
up i've teing the score at GsHce games Tne after
raising eigh; chances for the set III me sa''''
sa Th remaining contests will be continued to-
morrow but the tournament Will rropaoy noo r %
finished until next Saturday. Yesterday SN
follow:
Allen Y"e beat coi~e!l. r. cresee" A. e. 30
Final roand-Jo \. Allen; YALE beat J. r. f''e"
Gen' lem fTa Bn.@orc West side Leaf
n Emery and Walsh Lsn2s g and c. Grant rant
Hs u X r. c. beat l. j. and Wright New
Ls York, C S asans, + Do @{S1S and J. Martin.
L5Ss alto, S Sing snts s; fandw Grant
T c bes, F y walsh. I-epox T c. e7S onnn.
r T. Bryan against T. NJ ponohue' " ''"
handicap single Ss, Rf%pSs s1t 6
e, wSed 11nox T 6 owe han thirty % "a st.ssn,
,os rFs P FaSsd csnira Park R na aeen 90 ~ s;
i Moore Len9H + C. ss salf e anssn' OGs'
Wyeth ienox T {. owe halt thirty. oen !" NJ
Pl1mner Berkeley School lowe hi;eenl VI - o..
The fall handicap lawn tennis tournamehh' y t"s
the Crese Athletic club players eronnds Of the
cinb In the Class \ Handicap r. II. Je" ~
(scratchC soon found that he could no, CIV and
Odds required OF him 10 A. Dunbar thltrsn' anu
~ ,o,ter can,ured first honors I'm this class
In the doubles Bull and Powers Peat aSsi round
and star and earned a place in the nlai iVm, a.
an colweu and Dunbar, but the latter Wa
aiaying in Network. at the Lenox ss S.uS 70 win
ne nrze by default and the match was heIu o,S
lin next week for them Ine so0''' "
matches played yesterday follow
ua,dican singles (C.ass A)--FIna round ~ pu''r - ~
,oe,sen1 heat r II Jewell (scratch). t-l ~
q G Cassell scratch beat c A. Morse 'sc'a''''
Handicap doubles Csem final round N sS un
W F. Powers beat II. II. f. Starr anu . L.