The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-18
TENNIS AR. SoUTMAMPTON.
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SOUTHAMPTON. J.. L.. Aug. Ig.--Frsdsrick
q. Colston and Harry Torrance ,capfured the
mems doubles In the final match here to-day,
while tho prizes for the mixed doubles went
10 Mrs. Nicholas and q. Prsdepck Watson.
Jr., by an easy victory. These 3mstohes
brought the most Important tournameBt ever
held upon the turf Of the Meadow Club to an
end. The attendance Of the fashionable cot
tage colony during the progress Of both OF the
nasls contributed to the britisa Of the
endln~. 49,. -
Tae iDt't--st ran high. during the contest
IN the fnefh event as Uolston and Torrance.
the falc-Et,giSwood combination. were com-
PEELED to hght Que each, point with their op-
ponents. Herbert L.. westfail and Wyiie G..
urant. OF the sets went TO and in
the third Westfsil and Grnnt we're several
times within a stroke Of taking the lead. At
the close they we're defeated ST. s-2. to-s
and 6-i. -
Westfall showed, unusual strength. With
Grant he started with a rush and had the lead
~ 81 on games before Colston and Tor
rance we're successful In checking their OPP
ponents' driving and smashing. Then the score
went 10 all. as the Yale ngievooh pair
made good use OF deep lobs. The rallies were
all last, Westfall shooting the bail over the
net frequently for clean passes by his power
iul iorehand stroke. BY steadlness Westfall
W VIII Luis al 10 hILcE
winch the latter showed q disposition TO let
down on bis game. q
continuing their lobbinS and driving tactics
Colston and Torrance made quick work Of the
second set. They directed thstv returns
mostly to Grant and at e-2 had scored by
his lapses Of nets and outs. westfali fairly
pulled Grant along with him In the third Get.
nns Tork was clever a. he was keen for every
him q : good height S1S sis .%a s6S ss :sy Ss%s q q
A. salt on samss ths.resl conflict of tn.
IN harmony during the rallies and their
voked applause. AZ 10 and at s. they
were within a point OF winning the set. Col
ston and Torrance from their side. however.
and smashing on the part OF CoIston. willie
torrance. earned several aces In the nick Of
t tss bs az a. Se S2snta y. placed shGss .ss. landed ,S.si
poorly and Westfalls drives az this stage lost
their direction so that the pair fell behind in
Grants effort was not sustained 10 the fourth
set and despite the pluoky work of Westfall,
me two Faded from the contest while Coils:
Ton ana torrance we're ON their mettle and
The racquet work of the women in the
Nicholas held her own on the court with G.
Frederick, WastoD. Jr.. of Orange. Against
Miss howland she played sharply. the rallies
Of the contest. FrederfcE c. Coiston also
played In this contest. but he was fattRued
from the previous match 10 the doubles and
failed TO show at his best. The
Mems Doubles Final round-Fredenct C. Coils
ton and Harry Torrance. Yale and EngIev.ood
Field Club. defeated Herbert I, westfail and Wyle
{; Grant. Kings County and New York, 81. s-2.
1913. 81.
Mixed DcvbIes-seeond round-Mr,. Nicholas
and c. Frederick Watson, JY,, defeated Miss n.
Clark and J. r.. Clark. "a, GA; Miss Rowland and
= 9. Colston defeated Miss Kobbe and Hugh Tai
liant, is, 80.
Semi. nnsl Round-Mrs. Nicholas and C.. Pred.
erek Watson: Jr. defeated Miss M. Clark and Reg
G. Colston defeated Mrs. Livingston and Herbert
l.. Wcstfall, 81, Sd.
Final Round-Mrs. Nicholas and c. Frederick
Watson. Jr., defeated Miss ow1and and Frederick
G. COlston, 6-9, IS.