New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
TWAS ALL M'L0UGH[|N
,inuIes and Doubles HonorS in
Lap of Californian.
:OLSTON AN EASY VICTIM
Then Pacific Coast Player, with
Larned, Beats Western Ma
tional Challengers.
Try telegram to he Trieune.l

he Gun here to-day in the lawn TENNIS
singles on the turf courts among tiie 60
srs of Eastern tennis In the nildI ~
,eated Frederick {. Colston, the MAJ - 80
player, by a score OF GO. 81, 90 DS 80.
Tictory McLouehlin becomes the 49,.
Il William A Larned. BeaIs -
william J. C1otnier and the blipo'
Ooherty The victory is the mos 49, 80
are that q nlaver from the PACING OooS'
has ever won in the East ~ :;
The final Of the doubles resu'eo N
reversal Of form for the SCI
William A. Larned and Maurice
roneblin defeated the Pacific Coasl 'eol-
- cbe,le,eers for the national oouttes
inter five heartbreakng sets a.
~ 81 g Larned was me 1>1.
IN The winning team Mclfous iiii4t en-.
rIayA5 the game alone his =
his good lobbing outnunloeie
nets and ont which we're hui
MISS Paine and Nathaniei w 80.
the mixed doubles, oeleasA1s -.
- -, u T9ehr at g., 81 Inc cohso-
an .,en- 10 Clarence c. Pell,
z.s.a+.5 "A. Morris Tilden in the n
-, ~, a score Of 4-6, o. @, 81
,o-,fr1r matches Of the great tourna-
=, re witnessed by q crowd OF 2eo
-.o-,-s and we're played under ideal
spectators, M
conditions 60.
r. doubles final. with the Pacific Coast
,a,a-r.ns rair. Thomas c. Bundy and
r-.briage " Hendrick. against NcLough-
~ and Iarned. attracted gallery OF more
,tar three thousand TO the afternoon COM
,,s1ition IN the opening set the winning
Tair Dlaved at the net with terrific smash
irg and lobbing HendTick was played for
me ma 5ority Of the returns and he weak
ered. The opposing pair was successful IN
winning the set after the game had touched
At deuce a number Of times
The second set began with each Of the
pairs winning on service up 10 i-all- 1t
was Hendricks service. and Mclaughlin
and Larned piled UP q score OF zo-loVe
against him. Then the two CaHfornia1s
placed 10 Larned with such good effect
that they beat him off and by his nets AND
outs scored tae game In The next game
they broke through McLoughlin's service,
as Larned made fragrant errors. His VOL
levs were prettily stopped by either Of the
Pacific Coast players. and as Bundy' :
whining reverse service came into action
il the following game the Pacific Coast
chalierg gers scored the set and seemed TO
be OF the way 10 victory
McI.ouEhlin and Larned worked splendid
~ n The next set. They let no opportunity
slip 70 volley into their opponents court.
and by forcing tactics forged to the front
Bur5v and his partner worked at top
speed. and made Larned the target for their
returns II was the fastest sort Of work.
but by covering both his own and Larned' S
court Mclaughlin managed TO win the set
al -
L was the same il the fourth set, but
Mclaughlin smashed so we'll that he COW
cred W Larred's nets and outs and bal
anced the score at 5-al, after the latter
had z long lead Then Bundy and Hen
d-ick rallied at the net and scored the
SET Tie fifth set was a heart breaker,
with Hendrick making errors of return at
critical times. Bundy tried his best TO
make the games come TO deuce, but he
was the victim Of McLoughlin's crossing
shots from the lobhing rallies, and lost the
Sc and match al e.
The opening service fell to Mclaughlin
in his match. The fast and high bounding
bau was more than Colston could handle
for 4 beginning. 50 the Californian won the
first game. Despite stubborn resistance from
Colson. who By his siashing returns down
the sides forced the second game TO deuce,
Mclaughlin continued on his way to Glove.
Colston was taking long chances. He
seemed 10 realize that only fast and daring
racket work would check Mclaughlin.
and the very amazing positions that the
Narylander took contributed 10 the interest
OF the contest. BY terrific rallies of the
voIleytng order at the net he managed to
VIII the fourth and sixth games of the set,
for even al close range Colston occasionally
found the opening and made his points
That Mclaughlin was disposed TO give
the fashionable gallery a taste Of skill and
speed was evident at the beginning OF the
second set Leaping for the net behind
his own service and smashing the ball
across court the Californian won the first
game Then he laid back in his court only
10 ind that Colston was al the top OF
his game and was not TO be tri7ed with,
FOR al ranging the ball for deep shots and
forcing out Of position Colston showed
that he was able 10 bring off the points
- winning the second game at love
/ was the net again for Mclaughlin
after that With the cup almost In mis-
grasp he was not inclined 20 throw dice
with fate lie was up to the net on
everything, and by d spectacular series of
smashing rallies he won the second set,
although Colston forced the fifth and
sixth games 70 deuce.
y won the opening game OF the deciding
set after one deuce Footing fast with
The unuring zeal displayed by him in all
O. his competitions in this section of the
country. McLoughin finished out the Sc,
afo match. Colston made one expiring
squirt and won the fifth game, as his plac-
Ing shots caught the Californian out Of
reach Mclaughlin was going splendidly
a The close, while Colston was exhausted
a-nsost TO the point of collapse.
Nsadow Club cup onen's singles: final and
~ round Maurice Z. McLoug tlin. California
e-l. 50
Aeh7 cup o6oubIes. mai and cup round)-
5.-sfS : Larned and Maurice Z. Mclaughlin
o+leet1s Thomas c. Bundv and TroWbridge "
Hend-ss Sc 80 IS 81, e.
,-Nl1ee ooubles lttird roundJ-Miss Paine and
t-e-IaLslel !" Niles defeated Miss Rowland and
-s-les 7 Derhsu, Sc. e. IS: Miss Behr
- [t=t, = Behr defeated Miss Kane and Cfar-
Ee-l. b-s 6-1s Miss Livingston and "
--ofE-S TllGea defeated Mrs Alfred BlagGen and
~. r Nahan, G-3 Sc
~ seminal rounG-NiSs Paine and Nathaniel
- -NilGs ceieated Miss Henderson ana c. Fred
- " = 1~soh. y. b. default: Miss Behr and
81 q tehT defeated Miss LIVINGSTON and "
-SGrf-s Iiideu, e-2 50 81
--4ai loune-Niss Paine and Nathaniel W
e>Ats defeated Miss Behr and Kari II, Behr,
neF consolation singles dsenli-fual round,-
default -ea'Hd Ec"ln P Fischer, by
PIN, Flns' rrouad-clarence c. Pen defeated W
---1eh' IS GO e--4. e-2
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