New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
TITLE GOES TO COAST
nrL4UGHLIN Il THINNER.
roIfforuian Captures the Interschol-
asfic HonOrs at NescpOrt.
nv Telerrarh 70 The tribune J

,,, r. I Aug 2e-Theodore Roosevelt Pell
.,d Charles N. Bull jr-. two of the New York eN-
-. worked their way 10 the fifth round Of the
p l,,,ers National Championship tournament this
s.rnoon Both the national indoor champion and
- title holder If the Crescent Athletic Club
u.s through grueng competitions that went
- limit OF FIVE sets Pell. spendidly in control Of
s,s drives hackhand and passing shots defeated
-4o--aros famous intercollegiate champion. Ma
.L.r,el " Niles at So. Ga st, "a Sc. Bull
me through against Yae's old pitcher, Alfred
.S,il,,ap ir AT So. -. 60. 81. "a Each Of
a. matches were filled with clever racket work
=, far outclassed the starred events Of the morn
a., Nearly three hours Of play consumed in
cb until staying qualities helped the winners, for
-, miles Of footing was represented in each match
Ia,,t The card. that the weedisg out process
a, eu ,Inder way. hristled with class. What had
- featured as the main competition turned out
. Azzle for Edward +. Larned, younger brother Of
,bs champion. smothered Wylie &. Grant, at g.
/. lave and % This was the poorest exhibition
:, lawn tennis that the championship stretch Of
,,,-f has held in many day Grant seemed chained
~ v,ula not exert himself. and Larned toyed
,v4,b him His shots were so weak and ineffective
cha, Iarned could really show his own strength
:, the second st Grant won only points and
that tells Lle story.
TIE Caufornians did nobly. Thomas c Bundy
ssfeated the youthful expert George NJ Church. at
81 - 6-s Bundy weakened TO the marked
rs, ability OF his opponent and, after the first set
,rndv nailed al Of the for swift passes or
lohbed deeply. carrying the sets in his favor. Maui
rice r. Mclaughlin scored The interscholsstic
rbsmpionship and also advanced in the all-comers.
a. The interscholastic match he defeated z. H
NhFnev Harvard, in straight sets. at 81. -
81 His match in the singles against Row
,snd Hazard whom he defeated 6-S 6-l. 81.
ons Of the surprises of the day the defeat OF
,.eoree p Gardner jr- who fel victim TO Fred
-ok g COlston the Maryland state champion. at
bs pia tat rba
.son Wallace r. Johnson. Kari H. Behr and Fred
.-ick C. Inran, metropolitan champion. all
,hrough with comparative ease. lnnan caught a
.srtsr in r. e. Seaver, Massachusetts state cham
MON IN the doubles with Beals c. Wright He
,ook considerable beating. he was hotfoot
sfter the bal everlasting chase. and made
same sensational gets that produced a lively match
before Inman Won al 6-S. - o. AS the draw
stands tonight only 80 Of the i64 aspirants tor
the honors held by William A. Larned remain in
Che tournament. with the Calfornians Long
snd Mclaughlin, meeting in the starred contest
for the morning.
The best match Of the day that which brought
pei and Niles together. regarded as q prob
she victory Ear the latter owing To the way he
tad perfounad I'm the Bongwood tournament Niles's
en- service bothered Peu al the start. and he
Seemed unable get the range Of the court for
hs long drives before Niles had captured the first
get In the second set PeIl steaded and fought 70
bold the games evenly on service at all. He
worked the side lines for snesky passes. final
~ winning the set after TWO splendidly rallied
deuoe games pen cracked his racket AT The
beginning OF the third set. but played on pIuckly
Niles scored the nth game after long series Of
dsuoes. Then Pen changed, and Niles hogan TO
come up n the net FOR slsshing cross shots and
Solsying In this manner he worked out the set
tthOugh II very close.
Niles WIS suffering from the fast footing at the
beginning Of the fourth set and resorted 10 am
rsrish as before, however. that the Two began
fEsspsng service games. Niles chung desperately
20 m opponent. and only hy quick passing was
Pei abe again 10 capture the sci after all Pen
CO.. q LEAD u 81 IN The NTH set but could nov
hold against Nnes's slashing net work From
tast to The end Niles played puckily bur a losing
ssms Re could not hold 70 Pen's pace finally
isag The best competition that the tournament has
fst produced
The summaries follow:
r ss1s 2srRiaPsaF :sF.' aPsl ana
esiiogrnia, defeated r. n. whitRey. Harvard 81.
nssasl sllosrs CHAMPIONSHIP single. Cthird round
ss, Ben debated \ wsdsForfh ca Is 80
e - g. william ! clo;hisr disesssd = 2
frsgEsra, -. % - Henry r Scott defeated Psua
wfisn Rosrfsro S 5s; I. ~hi'ney eeteated Dr
-Doesr = Lee -. z-6. e. 6-3. Thomas c Pardy
mar Johnson defeated c Proek smith a. Soi
- - Fss-- G 5:tl defeated Il " Baiiou 50
taS g. VINE" s ?, Crsgn =. defeated suydsm cut
49, e. oetaglt. Theodore Roosevelt PeIl defeated
49, ssrreefc g e. 6-1; Frederick - Cos-on d.
- SSoEee ? tIsrdner 1r-. 60. So 81 IS. wal
rss..s SSI-son defeated Otto = Hinck. 81 s. 81
So = l-srnsa defeated Wyle e. Grant. e. 50
Esss,sA s s p x MoIauehlin defeated Rowland
- t-l 6-l. Alfred Stmar ir defeated
fxss rphonss e. 81 .; Frederick .. Inrnsn de-
fe,ss = - ,eaNer. e-5, -. g. Ewing Stille de-
tesssfes : KING 81 "a. s-3 Charles s Rogers
ssssiee ? Baker. g 81 % C;1sisvs p To1cb
Il pvsalto Richard C5smhril. 50 60 g
Issi 7lsstt eefeared Charles Runyou. 60 60 6-3
FOURTH s Tl- aetesiea Funyon Coils 60. 81 81
Isr W Sues. &c. 81. Sc s. -. charles
~ oei-a'e1 Alfred SULLIVAN. jr. SO 81 60