The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-16
TENyIa.
Championships mt Newport begin with
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Ienuance at the oaslno 'o-uuS anu ioss .lian
one 'housanu spectators "aVoneu 'no "pen-
lnR matches IN tne annual 'ouf ,,
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vars 'no sNil y, 'no p'e,oIS 10 "s
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.ne olu une veterans, VINO haNo re'ilnou "
,he competltloh' auueu 70 cue iul quola vi tne
Des1 secoro Class experts oi tre country WIN
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maui w ior 'ne apsehso vi "ieh unu 1a.h
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tne ie'er nc coh'raeeeu iss. your WIN 'ne
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court In 'front.' OF the grand stand. was given TO
Budlong and Ward this morning. but not more
play as the Fischer match fur
nished more eIei.emeno and better snort.
Martha ma.a had much the better OF his match with
Budiong. and his trying style OF game proved
mall hoadnsv ,' asai o RndloDo iost ,is
nn.,e H. .ho .n " Inv IN, n
have been different. Ward maintained a sub
the tenth game Budons had four oh chances USs to
tie the score at fve-all.i with q single good
oPehlhe, ana ward TOOK the set by
in the seventh game again had 4O-love. but
Wards clever uphill play was too steady for
eames. taking the sat hvG-4 In tho third set
B,dlong,s NAV sat,,ed doan sor,ovhet and tha
struggle was very close. At ALI the Providence
crack pulled himself together and captured two
long deuce games. taking the set by tho same
score as the first two. In the fourth set. Ward
increased his speed and had everything his
own way. Budlong got only two games. and
the match was Wards by three sets to one
tha 900. strc ~ .oi '"o ne' VIII"
Fischer's match with George wrenn. pro-
duced the best tennis q, the dav Tho Metro-
poltan Champion played Very aggressively at
hrst' Snd b his service and smSshing were
iarly those played pback haDdes' p worEed
havoc with &rsnn: The games We're
ars set tn by hew n9f PIX nHy eaptsred me
close again The games WSrs oxe WAS }Hfd5
after Tscher had missod an aosv ~ onoo ~
Score the sat Then Wrenn sn haoD
to tell and he took the The set bys8 FiscSeps
sppnd gapmnI about ha, thoy Ia.
he third set hnt he Iept WIFI LILY mekan
considerah HE Inros.mra sitbomb ~ S, unIes
were slnwer thnn 80 ~. frst t ms S'rokes
The careful psteadV NAV of b ie's sntoeonist
toiJ oostn ~ ~ ~ NJ 1pii,y " MS auldeonlsl
eli III haaO Oh III LeT IL MI, anu Wneh lour
al 10y III oe9 III teachGu, he seeheu use9 up MS
n i 1I,et,ink hnu o0!nerlhR MIN Dadly. his
pay siaSh ened. ana Mrenn won the set by TO.
In the fourth set: Fischer was woefuliy weak
and played indinerently. getting only two
games, and the match went to Wrenn by three
sets to one.
Considerable interest was centered In X raigb
Collins tho former chamnion ~ 3ha wast e III
made his first appearance on an Eastsrp ' co mt
The Chicagoansa onnnnent was H ny eput ~.
draw hin nvt n,So SSpROnent was 700 weak TO
cn1t ~ aat nmnh "; a9me'eI' anu ~ was dlII-
EuII " Eet ~ ucn Oh line on MS skill. Bond.
e easi, 0thef WeSst u won hts first match
e e1sn wnile nnVis; huntington and Wright
After the official announcement had been
doublea would not be PLAYED until Fridav
morning Sheldon one Of the Chomnion pa1ry