The sun., 1910-07-10

hand stroke h nors Aggressive and HI.
ssrNtre has b.Ccnle mo-c reliable Seapon
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d With a WTIs, Aicl Which c.lls tor nicen-s-
os ,5r,e NGs' 70, @Ps.'sn5 ol al ss S,l SS
ssefs SS eef Of 1n' g. f.. stP TS iSrssssS s :sHi
return 1, one o; the mnSi elective Vol-y-
seen an \ Ia vn tennis court. IL sheer power
five !. .,. 4 kind II esAu'y nl. tat Gi 6 u,
respects his game = not hea ltful It's
racket reach~- ~ appointed place with the
pssTty u rSfa' 10 ,ss - StGH ,S the ES' saPr
n''>S Of a liN- 'Sshs huI i"r a nan o. ,s rs
@NieidS. and he dSes .'I'' Srsat credit 10 his
trainer hc ts~ ,..~
In his carrie; matches, however -.
pecta;ly IN hat with Roper Barrett he had
undoU bt-sily pur-a~i a tinI vi policy over
head. and u Nas rv,'kon~u that Mr.. Wright
sSnld give h,u. plenty o! lon, and would
tsrs supporter relied on the very qualities
which had made Mr. Nilding favorite FOR
MIR. Nilding had sddsi some notable -p~ci-
mens To his unriNal,ed collection OF love
sets, and the excessive caution that these
IL Nas argued that the problem ~s.t in the
championships ., the innlng of tue rubber
man y no aspir-s -d-bellarr superio- mus,
take risks. be,-suse the habit ~ taking RISKS
VA match can only he acquired by practice
ram OF the court SaVc~ a high class opponent
more exerttOn than l. desirable. and - On
AhoSe,hsr a very pTetty case SSs made
out for Mr. Wright. and his play VA tho fr-t
two sets justified every word uf "a Mr.
Nild!ng's drives we're Intercepted. HE hobs
puzzled sSa SiSshsd Sns Sy sh Haaa sSrsS;
OF h.s opponent. Herr frohEheim would
not have recosn.zed ht- coaaueror. But
With " n Mr NV wri~et Hp' %iidins o6Sain~d :
mn.h needed brea, hing spa.o and rssained
gUency With whCh Nr Wfishr mad. double
faults, he proceeded 10 pass ham on his s~r-
Siss S.,, :. hs ran ~ and Ss Killed The over:
critical games in the m ,dd~ Of Tho fourth
VAS obviously exhausted u Was a great
recovery and called TO mind the defeat OF
another american yoll.yer. Mr. Ward, BY
don. The latter also hsd to vim the last
three sets and succeeded by wearing his
Mr. Wright ~ent 10 Ave games to Que in
the nrst set without encounterinR much re-
sI.,anCe he al~ays had his o3ponent N
u m, ult les with h - service and confused
across the net Then he could do nothing
then his opponeht :. and was within one
ace OF ave games All-Stih the score love
20 70 1,i NJ isrYr hse ths mt'eI snoSsd
I he set. for there i>-nO greater test OF pluck
than the capacity TO regain an advantage
NhaL unafNOuniaplN
Mr. Wildins was more ike himself In
I he nett set ami led At four games to three
but Mr.. Wright then made his effort and
took three consecutive games. The score
vas taken to three all in tho third set IN
the seventh game there was lOnE rally
Mr. NildinR recovered frOiA an impossible
position. got the ad ant age and Just hit the
nah out. snd with the game, the set and
the match. Mr.. wilding henceforward
Was playing a winning game and he showed
all the qualities for which he has been re-
Struggled on. hit the last ball OF the match
into the net. Jumped It. tired a. he WAS. and
the winner. The happy
spontaneity OF the action was an admirable
Illustration OF MIR Wright'- good sports
~ the cham ionship had had TO
bs taken from the Brits Empire there ~
no one TO whom u would have been sur
rendered. With so little heart burning as to