The evening world., 1902-08-08
PLAY
IN TENNIS MATCH.

doubles between the same two teams IN
continued their winning career at
Davis's and Wards expense, nnl tne
victory was one which the EnGllshmieh
only gained after a hard contest. lhJI
match being played On An erican sou
gave the Yankees the same advantage
that the Enslishmen enjoyed at nome,
and therefore Il was considered an we"
match.
The grounds were changed from the
shape they were in for the matches, N
the singles. TIL" two courts on whlrh
ated and the space which was tween
them was this afternoon hNed mo Il
new court, The bleacheries We're
moved to n point overlooking the scr"
of the match and around II were many,
camp stools and improVised seats Oh
boa rds.
Every kim of a seat was gladly ac-
cepted by the spectators and only me
early Corners benefited thereby me
litter folk. n many women Were
among them. had to be content WIN
seats on the grass. IN a Mprn' q IN,
bigger crowd was on hand than during
the two previous days. 1T was eat
mated that at least 1000 were present,
A stlif wind was blowing from u"
Doherty brothers took up. their posl,
Hons, The Britons smiled, for thai was
something which they knew would pen;
s ., It TIM m in lnDb 5hslr RPh iaisht they H ass in de-
sseaynsee Would suffer. FOR 1t would make
the play inaccurate. Thea the nara
smashes, too, would suner' anu ~,
gether from the viewpoint OF such a
SSanable critic as the ~ex-champlon OF
America. j. Parmly Paret. everything
looked rosy for the Britons' success
England Loses First Set.
Defeat came to the crack Engllsnl
PLAYERS, Dohert brothers, In the nrsI
set OF the match, and the crowa wa
wild in its enthusiasm, The score WAS
The ,Britons played very hne games,
hut they were not to he compared 70
those Of the Yankee rivals: II l.; DO
turned the bal. brilliantly many times;
His work was pleasing to the crowd anu
often he was the recipient, OF cheers d"r
his clever work. HIS brother pLaSea m css
cellently, too and altogether the s"""e'
were very interesting. ,ooa
The Yankees jumped in the iean
at the start. winning three s5r9Isn,
games. but In the fourth ne hrit2lS
took a brace and won out. Then, aided
by poor work 10y Davis, OF the AmeTi-
can team, the Englishmen Won the
sixth and seventh. games, DAVIS az
has always been his bad habit, In Try,
ing 10 shave the net too closely sho'
the ball into the net, and many points
} he might have gained he lost by such
work. His play was not to be com,
, pared to Wards, That fellow played
2 SuperDlA, anu 10 MN NiF NhihNF $50
the American victory In the frst set
The score by points was;
8 D SsSa az br5 Rt.i;. ! sj4:Gsi 80
England Wins the second.
= The Doherty brothers, after a mos
brilliant second SGT, won II by the scor'
2 OF 10 games TO s. The Dohertys i'm
\ proved in their work, They adopted
= iobbing tactics n the plays KEEP
: the spectators I'm high enthusiasm
i. THE most sensational as well as the mos
brilliant work OF the whole tournament
6 occurred In the twelfth game OF TN
| set. The volleying Was superb, and as
. result the game went TO deuce foni
J.. The Americans were a Bit INSTEAD a
times and the Britons gained man!
points by their opponnts either drlylnl
Inc ball to the net or out OF the court
As might be inferred p ythe score. n
play was close, for II TOOK eighties
n games to decide the SET, The English
n men had the vantage In games atte
Il they were ut deuce more times ina
Davis and Ward, The score by points
% DohsHy Brotheru-
y O.r,' % '-''-i'
. 100
- England wiAs Again.
vi The Doasrty brothers BY sapsF'o