The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-23
REPLAY A TENNIS FINAL.
Burt. Although Getting Consoiauoa by ne.
fault, Nghtslt Over Again and 10 Beaten.

The lawn tennis tournament Of the EnRle-
wood Field Club was about ended yesterday
Will the play In women's singles, mixed
douoies and mems consolation singles. All
that remains now In the nnsl round In the
last named event, which 10 down for decision
to-day. One OF the most interesting things
about the tournament was a competition not
uown IN the programme at all. IL was the
rnal OF the consolation singles OF the New
York state championship at Travers Island
a week ago. On the occasion Of the nral
then DIR. William Rosenbaum and NJ. Burt
were supposed to play.
DIR. ~Rosenbaum, however. was at EnRle-
wood on the day Of the opening Of the tourna-
ment there. Burt was imposed TO be at
Englewood. too. but he defaulted his match
there. Rosenbaum played at Englewood and
was beaten. Meantime Burt appeared at
Iravers Island and by reason OF the absence
OF hosenbaum won the consolation final by
default. The score was actually i-s, f-s.
10, 81. when II became too dark TO play
on sunday a week ago. 70 that R~osenbaum
really had a little the better OF II.
When the default had been registered Bur-
apparently did not want to take the trophy
IN maj way. Whatever other arrangement.
may have been made. he was at Englewood
Yesterday and he and Rosenbsum went on
Tor the final. Burt won the fourth set at
0-S and lost the final by the same score. II
was, considered rather a sportsmsnlike thing
10 DO, because the default. once having been
made the prize was Burt's without further
IN the final Of the women's sin giles. Mrs.
W, n. Pouch. the former national champion
woman singles player. made good her lead
IN the one set played last Saturday with Miss
Roth Of Boston. Mrs. Pouch won the first
Gliding, set yesterday was BY no means 40
extended a struggle Mrs. Pouch winning
There were twn good yratcha. In ths ser,i-
final round Of the mixed doubles. Miss
Eleanor scGthsr and Charles F. Mstso9,
ward B: Dewhurst In the frst Of these. The
set without a deal of dinicTIty At IS. In
Bumstead and Dewhurst were quite unable
+, 3. make ,sse,S way ~, against their Givsls and rd lost
than they could overcome in the following
set. which they lost Ct s,s
and Henry n. Moiienhaner lad an eItraor-
binary, match with Mrs. Chapman and, II.
Coppell Of the home club. 1t was the last
q. good showing In their own tournament.
The result was i0-s. 1913 in favor OF Miss
Wagner and her partner, a sufficiently un-
In the, final Miss Wagner and Mollenhauer
faced Miss souther and Watson and played
an easy walk for the winners. They took
II at ga The real fight vas IN the second
set, the determined struggling OF the orange
pair helping TO delay tn result until the ecore
was recorded at s.s, This was in favor
Of Miss Wagner and Mollenhsuer.
The consolation singles were brought
down 10 the final round. DR.. Rosenbaum
qualified to meet Alexander Amend in this.
DR.. Rosenbaum won his way through by
defeating George Salin ger. Mr.. Amend beat
&. y. Rathbun. The
Englewood r. c. womcn's Slngies-Finsl round
Ms. ". n. Pouch. Richmond County c. C., defeated
Miss Rotch. Longwood c. G.. Boston, is-ii,s-4
Mixed Doubles Semi Innal round Miss Eleanor
Souther and Charles 2. Watson, Jr.. Orange I. ]. G.
defeated Mrs. Bumstesd and Edward D. Dewhurst,
Huntingdon Valley c. C., IS. 81, SIS; Miss Marie
MoIisnhausr, King, County +. I. G. deiested Mrs.
g L Chapman and n coppell' Engle~ood p. c.
Final Round Miss Marie Wagner. Hamilton
Grange L. 7. C., and Henry II. Mollenhauer, Kings
County l: 7. G., defeated Miss Eleanor Souther
and c. p. Watson. Jr., Orange L. 7. G., SIS, So.
Mems censols.ion singles Second round George
Knickerbocker P. C., OIL, SIS Alexander Amend,
E%nglewood F. c. defeated l.. Relmer. Erasmus
Hall, 90, Al,
Semi nnsl Round-pr. william Rosenbaum.
Harlem T. C.. defeated George Ssiinger. Holly
wood G, C., "a, Sc; Alexander Amend. Engle-
wood r. C. defeated r. s. Rsthbun. New York
SIS, IS