New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
BOSTON RACQUETS LOSE
Haughton and Shaz0 Beaten IN
Doubles bu Brooke and Cassatt.

The unexpected defeat or Percy D. Haushton and
Quincy A Shaw. OF Boston. at the hands OF g. T.
Brooke and r. X. Cassatt. OF Philadelphia. was the
feature OF the first round in the national doubles
championship at racquets on the courts or the New
York Racquet and Tennis Club yesterday. Two
other matches were played George r. Fearing and
II. d. Scott. Of Boston defeated Messrs- F. and r
=. Huntington, OF this city In straight SETS whiI-
Lawrence Waterbury and Charles r. sands OF tia
home club. in a similar manner tron Barclay
Warburton and W E Bates. OF Philadelphia
To finish the first round Clarence r. Macsay a.d
George Q. Clark. ir.. OF New York. will have 10
adelphia this morning The winner or the above
match will play Brooke and Cassatt this afternoon
while Fearing and Scott viii meet Waterbury and
Sands.
So not 70 have the two Boston teams IN TIA
same half OF the draw. Fearing and Scott were
changed overnight from the bottom % the top an
Irregular act in national contest This was how
HahfBsst6 HEe4TPs and % Sfo{ came TO be PLAYING The 9esIs
aaIhiIa9Ie' but Fearing DID the more brilliant work
eI5Iqn and returned backhand strokes from trying
BY the way Haughton and Shaw started OF with
BROOKE and Cassatt 10 looked like a quick exit fo-
game which anaiiy Vent to Boston. 1ss q se s75ss 5s:
%. me same Slgd or play IN the second game LEI.
VINO or the Boston pair was gone. and the superior
Waterbury and Sands showed up strongly and
the me opinion expressed among the critics was taas
Jhey could have gone even faster IL pushed -
summary is as follows; N'
FIRST GAZE.
Fearing and Scott. .... > 81.
Aces by serv.ce@Fesr r1g s,5 So, - =
Hssr9s ant Scott s: E. ana r. Hunttustou l. By op-
ponents' miss-Fearing Scott. 4
SECOND GAME.
Fearing and 14-fE
r. and r. Huntington. .. -....-...... -
5is q :.',ssssfas :sa si35 III 80 g
THIRD CAME.
F. oaI9s ana "a anf aa1t5nzto5 1g
Aces BY ssrvice1Fesrisg ana scott 3. F and p E5-2
Ponsas zn4 6s so5, ana 9 Si ana 8 By Z %
FOURTH GAME.
F. lsrnS sad "a snf 4StiT S3fII vi:5 %
Fearing o snd sc6 z sB9 sna sss fs5 10 BY Pa
F2RsIts miss-FeaEns and Scott =: F. ana R Hunt
FIRST GAME
Wsf6u2t65 WWaffTRF55 .5s s5d fs1ss- B95s T
"A aces y seTviog-Watsf6ary SANDS q waraaa
sre:9 81 o1poas6ss s8|s h ss56uS; 73as =
SECOND GAME.
WstS5g46yy WWstSTSq1y and and SANDS sands &s...-.-----. SIS
Aces by ssrTics-Wat:r6aiiry and sands 8 vl-, ,;
Warb5qt55 62ISS ana y By By 2 and Sands ..
ana sands. 10; Wss6aFton and Bates 2
THIRD GAME.
wsTburt55 sd aB5 fi5s B591 -..--.---'--.. SIS
Aces BY seTTice@7aisr5ar and sand, q v,- 1
sD9 WsT9gr2n ssJ2 and BATES BY oDgonsnt issas6u5
FOURTH GAME
WsT5aTt5z War5525z ana ana fsnas Bas1. rs
ana Aoez .3 9y 'siyiaoawaffsEagEy sands, a-,as
wa M2Fo%lTi2a % AID BATES BY oQPonants aiss-Watsrozf
ana sands, 4, Warburton and Bates. 3
.EefeTee-M- S. Patton AIarker-Ceorza stan6frr
FIRST GAME
HaSsSts5 5Sa5S a3d aSd Si'sfsS sfav S5fS
Aces by service-Haughton and shaw, 1s; Brooke a5s
SSSaLt 8 oy placing. Haughton shaw .. 5-o0zs
taSaatL o oy opponents miss, Haughto1 ard shaw
O. Brooke and Cassatt. Z
SECOND GAME
and
Brooke and Cassat t...-................,...R -
Aces by service-EIaughrou and shaw s. Bro5za IA
Cossstt o; by placing. Haughton and shaw q Brooke
ana Sa7satt l. 5y opponents miss. HaushtOn and shaw
THIRD GAME.
Brooke and CaSsarr- e-iS
Aces by servioe-Brooks and Cassatt u by opponsa-
FOURTH GAME.
Brooke and Cassatt ....-........-..-.. . "a n.
11S-ueHtoh ana SnaW
Aces by service-Brooks and Cassatt 8. Esuzb-o sB+
5SI1w; l. oy opponents miss. Brooke CassaIt q
FIFTH CAME
Brooke and Cassatr. ........ S 4 4 -
Aces by service-B-1cz= and Cassat- g. Hauzhton ans
shaw g. by placing S-c1Ss and Cassatt 8: Haughr5l
ana shaw = 6y ep7-s--s miss. BROOKE and CassaSI q
sE-z CAME
HastS,oa Ha2Sts ana an5 Sasaa.5 s5a--
Aces BY service-E-1-s 49, Cassart s. EFauzhtou and
Shaw. $ ~ pa---z =-7-s= AZ Cassstt 3: Hs1-5it5i
Haughton and o.
Rsssres-SL 5 r. ALazzs7-0Av.a Gardner
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