The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-29
SPIRITED RACQUET MATCHES.
NATIONAL FINAL TO BE BETWEEN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK PAIRS
Maciay and Clark Beaten by Fearing and
scott, the TttiebOlders-- Waterbury and
sands Overthrow the Philadelphia
Team, Brooke and Cassatt-The Scores

Scott, the Tttieb0lders- waterbury and
n Overthrow the Philadelphia
Team, Brooke and Cassatt-The Scores
Boston and New York pairs will fight out
FOR the national doubles this afternoon at
the Pacquet and Tennis Club. The play
Yesterday brought about the defeat of two
Philadelphia teams and OF the home pair.
CLARK and Mackay. the first defeat OF the
latter In an important racquet match TINS
winter. The Two disposed OF Hare ana
Spencer somewhat easily In the morning and
it was regarded by the friends OF the New
Workers as merely n useful exercising canter.
The seml-final OF the afternoon resulted in
two spirited matches, the racQuets being
OF the clean, fast sort to be long remembered
With pleasure. Waterbury and Sands were
In first and defeated Brooke and Cassatt.
4 games TO :, and in the second game, before
a great late hour gallery, Fearing and Scott.
the present champions In the doubles. beat
Mackay aud Clark by 4 games to /, the laet
a set game at thirteen.
Spencer did the best work for the Phila-
delphians in the morning match-in fact
Hare was SO much out Of form as TO be u
handicap instead Of a help. giving thirteen
aces on misses during the game. Mackay
had all his noted Quickness, lie sent Clark
In to serve first in the opening. the third
and the fourth games. which he did very
creditably. although showing weakness In
using the forehand stroke from the back
hand crease
~ hnnsen u "i.nouU eoo'n.s
" ~ = inst nm VI u p'n" 49, ~
brief m only We're they on Easy street,
4or the New Workers got the lead by 100
on the second hand and thereafter the match
was a procession. Spencer scored eleven
a. - ."o 'i'.e o. 'nauo ~ " ioui sai"u W mo
Wee ~ WV \, Az" aSe' tno N."
rIn.r ' ~. ca
49, 49,, 60 marnay urih' = ~
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spencer and Hare '.'''''' '''''''.' =
Aces by serylce-Mackay and Clark, 8: Spencer
ana haTei 3, l~1oihgm Mackay and claTR, .; SpGmti
CLARK, Q; Spencer and Hare. 3 " ~
SECOND oAME.
Mackay and Clark.................5 o lis
spencer and Hare. -. ...i... 49,
: Opponent's mis-" Nocksv and CIarS a Sp"n,
Ger and Hare. 2.
THIRD GAMR.
Mackay and Giark".""."""""""....o SIS
'PA"es bv Serr,dcc yaoirlInssv and iCIjork a Sncnc.r
and Hare. /. Placing -,Mackay and Clark. 2. Op-
ponehts miss
uocva, and C,art ~"
Spencer and Hare 80 o. ...''',' ' "a
kcee 10 garvI., Mazda. ,ni Ci,r I'll =, Sncncer
and Hsr e. Onnonen nt"Sn miss an cI AZ nd ID e. rk. s;
Spencer and Hare. 2.
Refcree-M, S. patton. Marker-D. Gardner.
blooke served nrst hanu Tor lhe fhilauei-
ph ians to start the semi-tinal matches, using
the backhand crease and getting an ace on
"a.et W. uhlss, ,asea'l hau lno III iuPh
10 nus partner ont on the next rally ana IN
usual in rallies. The New Workers closed the
hand at 20, and lad TO the finish nj l5-s
The third hand was sa a Blank for both teams,
Cassatt putting out Brooke and then him
self. while Waterbury, in taking a forehand
plaIe uy ntoohe Ept 10 ~ ooalu il"'n u
nackhahd corner Wh'le SANDS also iost on a
place by Brooke.
IN omen tho second game Cassatt cot Two
~ open u" seconu EaWT. assist eot lNo
ny service anu louT by waterbury misses,
along the right wall by sands put Cassatt out,
waterbury blanked himself after a rally, but
needed to win at l5-e,' Tho sixth ace wa.
fron ms oorne pi1 and 10 ,b b,pse mora p%n' nv " s s.e y fIsn'
aro"t corner "nu tnlre more U services
u .n',u game p'ouent '"e rhIlaueiphIals
Workers. were Out on the second hand they
had command by 81. but the Philadclphlans
n',eo I'm an even dozan ~ close tbn hand ,ho
tirst two on place; a rs fye on services tho
Utners Oh ImisseS OF uInlcuit gets by inc New
foTkers. IRE PniladelphlahH had some hard
lucS' as usnal FOR ,assatt put out Brooke
aihn hlso niuIsehl, now 49,, me fhllanrl-
phlans won on the next mana ny 10
bnt the Iourth game Was New YORK s all
me way. brooke serN'd an ace, gong out
on ms own imlSs "nen NhtcrhIiry got two
h,u Ga,uas nNe, H.. in' hal,u. water
bury mao the 100000 mus hahd putting hin-
SsI IN " Io"pi9 inu4 "nu lat,, Ieiinihg
oa'us ~, a ialiS : I,du' Nv d.'ihl ul!leI-
TTrhce' iTr 1Ine NhW aafkoTs w"h ~ Ia:
ne under noRs showed they were sun full OF
leu ~ IL IN threc handsn 10 wind mp
NE nIih harn Whfn w.; Brooke Went 10
w '"ntdir n"ata ,ld,n AN ~ ol Ine sue
wall. WINE aSsatt : Try, WIN the game ban
was suliniGhed ny SAND : me Kill oil the
back wall from the front right corner. Now
Naterbury ran up the score TO ll-l4, the
800, IL, - - pVI"Ir -, Us
satt piat' Iu' Nm ,h'' HdtIuSS seINlce
brought ON a ralIy, ~ when Waterbury
put nm out, ana BROOKE won tho needed
ace on service.
Brooke blanked himself TO start tho 81 Nth
game the New ' orkers getting n couple,
Ten, they led i BY "a J., The e' nsyt 'TH a"d w Ea.
III for the. phil adelphians. They got two
10 start the last hand, making them " II,
with their hooioO luck again. for tassatt put
ont Brooke aud the latter dis posed of Cassatt.
Waterbury, : serve OF the game ball brought
out Il ,raUN;, W men San1S eillei ny smashing
INFO the 'elltale IIS own ICY was the start
of another fine rally. Waterbury's place
in tho hackhand corner.
'Ila inJf,IJual ,rnrL mn. Iyr-, 1890.