New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
MI0UGHL|N BEATS BUNDY
Winner Proves To Be Sensation
of Lawn Tennis World.
SHOWS MARVELLOUS SPEED
Californian Will Play Colston
To-day in Finals at,
Southampton.
tRv Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Lawn tennis form faG IT'S INNINGS Nii'ii
Maurice Z. McLoughlin, the phenomenal
young player from California. and the
Maryland expert. Frederick = Coiston. won
their places IN the semi-fina round Of the
cup singles to-day on the splendid turf of
the Meadow Club here. Mclaughlin in
coming through defeated his team mate
from the Pacific Coast. Thomas {. Bundy.
3-6, 6-4. e. Colston by amazing spurts
when lie was behind. defeated the Princeton
man, Dean AIathey. Sc, 7-5.
As this tournament draws to an end and
the All-Corners National Championship at
Newport is about to begin, Mclaughlin is
tie sensation of the lawn tennis world
Tall, possessed of marvellous endurance
showing a disposition that remains unshak~
en- in its perfect pose under all conditions
and wearing a smile that never deserts
him. he bids fair to outstrip his wonderful
record of last year. The cup here is his.
barring an unforeseen accident and all of
the experts are watching his methods, for
the possession Of the trophy here makes
, him the follower Of William a. Larned
Beals {. Wright, William J. Clothier, and
The famous Englishman, Hugh Lawrence
Doherty.
The Princeton player. Mathey. proved
himself a Spartan. IN chase for the ball
al the net in a rally in the first set of his
match his spikes failed TO hold and he took
had tumble. In falling he struck on his
knees. He lesped up and went on with the
game Mathey did not seem TO know that
ne had been hurt. He retired to the dress
ing room and il was found that his knee
was badly cnt. There was q short wait
while it was handaged, and he returned to
! the court and finished out the match His
! pluck was always evident. but despite the
/ fact that lie led Colston by wide margins
/ in both sets the latter's wonderful spurts
at placement scored the victhry.
! Uhe doubles also reached the final round.
In the top half the Pacific Coast pair
/ Thomas {. Bundy and Trowbridse Hend
rick. that have won the position of chal-
! lengers for the national championship on
next Tuesday in the national meeting at
Newport defeated Frederick {. CoIston
/ and George A. Lyon, ir.. -, 6-3. In the
lower section I.aTned, the national cham
| pion. paired with his protege Mclaughlin,
! defeated Wallace F. Johnson and Richard
/ II. Palmer. the Pennsylvania and New Jer
sey state champions, respectively, e., 6-3
/ The line judging in this match was badly
! done and at times ii had the effect of
/ throwing both Johnson and Palmer off
! their game. It can hardly he recorded.
/ however. that the errors changed the out
! come of the match.
! For spirited and dashing sport nothing
/ or the card, which was well filled, exceeded
the snap which the mixed doubles devel-
oped. Miss Henderson and G. Frederick
Watson jr. reached the serni-final round.
/ They came through in splendid fashion,
winning three matches in order. Their
semi-fnal found the pair ssshing volleys
and driving finely. SO that they defeated
Miss Donald the Staten Island player,
and r. y. Heron. 6-1, g.. Kari H Behr
/ paired with his sister, Miss Behr, and they
won their way to the round before the
semi-ffnals Both swung their rachets for
! excellent placement and Miss Behr at times
volleyed AZ well and as strongly as her
famous brother.
! In their contest Mclaughlin and Bundy,
/ the TWO Californians. afforded the players
! an exhibition of the speed with which the
/ followers of the game work on the Pacific
/ Coast. In the first set Bundy, who is d
/ heady player, depending upon tricky STRAIT
/ egy. spread gIed his court so ably that
Mclaughlin could not get the ball past
him. At the beginning of the second set
/ Mclaughlin hammered his drives deep and
/ always beyond Bundy's reach. He forced
! up a lead of al Then. by great squirt,
Bundy pulled up to within game of his
( famous adversary. That was the nearest
/ he could come as he could not break
! through McLoughlin's service. The latter,
leading him at d and scoring his next
game on service, took the set.
/ Meadow club cup. mems singles (seni- final
rounHJ-Frederick {. Colston defeated Dean
( Mathey, Sc. -; Maurice E. McLousnhn
defeated Thomas {. Bundy. -, 0--4' e.
Meadow Club cup. mems doubles tseml-
final und)-Thomas Z. Bundy ana ) row
bridge Hendrick defeated Frederick g Colston
and George 4. Lyon. jr.. 70, 6-3; Villa m
2, A I.arued and Maurice e. McLoughlin de-
| feated Wallace r Johnson and Richard H.
| Pa liner. e. 6--;j-
Mixed doubles Chrst roundp-Miss Hender,
Miss CaeselI and George a. Randall, 4-6.
/ 6-i 6-4; Miss Margaret Trevor, and Fred ,
r1icK g fols!on deieatcd Nlss MI t5nb d
Kari Il. Behr defeated Miss Smythe and Felix
n. DoubiedaE C. g Miss - Mrs Ffen n
80 and clarence g PEI defeated Miss Cook
ana Reginald Livingston. G-3, 6-2; MISS
rogers and william 4. Larred defeated Mrs
and Mr.. u + Mclean; G., 80, a. r,ro5
erick watson jr.. defeated Miss Brown and
Dean Mathey 6 C Miss H%wland %%I a,on9d and
/ I,ntter and Wendell Phillips Blagden. 2-G,
s6 -; Miss Behr and ksrt r. Benz of de
/ faated Mrs L A Murdock and seymour Johh-
J SON 6|+ G-l: Miss Kane and Clarence G;
PeI defeated Mrs. Chester a Griswold and
I3.;5l;.,,, Horts Ti,den defeated Mrs T.
! 7i- Carnegie and Alfred Stllman. 6-4. u.
Miss Donald and r. A. Heron ofi"d'eu Nii9e
I Philhin ana r. Evans, il, So % y ,.-, ,.
Third round Miss Henderson and Frederick {
watson. jr defeated Miss Donald and r. A
Mems consolation singles first round)-Berion
/ Hughes defeated William ID. Bourne. u. ";
Smith. e. g: Wafer = Pate deieated
water H,5" /. ''I'.t1 PATE. S"4 s- " Morris Tden
defeated T. " Potter 8.l 6-oi tlafenee Ffii fi
1 Evans, jr- defeated r. 4. Herron, 80
/ Semi final round 'larenCe I. Pei defeated
T. Evans ir.. G-4. Ia.
Lee cup singles FIRST roundlLJatnes5 " =:
/ Adrian II tarkin defeated p. 4. Leroy. I'd:
6-I. 60: + 9. Rutte- defeated y 6. Keyha'
! ny default: Harry sproul, jr,. defeated T.; =.
Rogers by default; James i. Lee defealeo y =
! Is8rkin. CO C.: J. b Frehch defeated r. =
! Rogers. s-1 6-3; J. Z. Cooley defeated w. j.
I - F{rieD. IL 60 6-3: ". Scott Cameron de
feated William Chambers. e. 6-3; 4 H. Eiy
ir defeated William Manice, jr., 6-2 - :
4 r Morris Carnegie defeated r. Il lSahcoch;
/ 6-1 60: George Trevor defeated /. G Provost
I bv default: IL r iIartshorne defeated A 9.
/ ssoherrnerhorn, CO, i-6, %; seymour Johnson
defeated David J. Ely by default Goodhue IAv-
ingston defeated Lyttietpn FOX. 5--I, Ia. O..
second ronnd-.IaWes q. x. Lawrence defeated
/ / I.arocuuf G-.3. 5-7 6-3, !. {. Cooley de
feated J. Il. French. e-I. G-3: Seymour John
son defeated H. T. Hartshorne, 90, g; Good
! hue Livingston defeated r. Fieitman 60 6-2
y N9laSsb Of brook q j. 8 90 Dawes. Dawes. is 5
4ssii2sii Aasses 3 3 + & !, l. ssssr hs'ss 90 80
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