New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10

intercollegiate Champion Shows
Reversal in Form.
GARDNER WINS WITH EASE
Surprising Results Noted on Sec
md Day Of the Lawn Tennis
Tourney at Southampton.
frez Telegraph Ia The Tribune.

-,e,rs here as being prolific in its re-
...-ssls o. form was upheld to-day. when
7--sllsco r johnson. the Young intereoI-
I ,.ofsto champion OF PennsviN aHia who was
-,,-ed third in the national list for last
.o.sou. went down ia three sets before
p f. Jones. The score was e.. G-s
This WIS the one match that over
ss5aved al else on the days card II
Z s5etfnctIy revealed Jhe fact that Johnson
& not accutun= himself with the same
.e-s,Stenev 81 effort a. he dii last season.
as courage ard ambition are easily 10 the
4a-c hut physically he lazs, and in this
eeor7 ne appear traces Of his illness dur
/ .~r The earlier part Of 11e yesr
whilc Johnson 8 defeat held chief at,en-
l -jr-. there we're other results that were
| also surprising The Californian. Carleton
1 T Gardner disposed Of the Harvard PLAYER
! Arthur :. Dahnev. IT., with ridiculous ease
81 S. S. Net that Tfahney shirked. for
4 s5e game was filed with many CONTAGIOUS
/ rallies on his part, but he was never SIC
| ccssfsI 81 overcoming Gardeners cross fire
vollsyinS- Wendell Phillips Blagden. also
81 Harvard. listed Two unexpected outconles
n his credit. for he began ny defeating tho
veteran Metropolitan player. Edwin T
Fischer. f-e. So, and then scored over Dr.
FhHip =. Hawk "a g.
Next 70 the reNersals the rer1arka bic
progress Of this tournament under the di-
-ecfi0n OF Joseph : Clark brought the first
ana second rounds level, while Richard II
Palmer ana Lyle E Mahan arrived in the
third round. the round before the semi
fra
The surprising thing about the victory
ri Jones Uss 5he swift pace thai he put
n rhe bah and his activity at court cover
irE. Essentially baseline player. the
Rhode Islander contrjved 10 keep his drives
gong So vel that Johnson could not get
Uq 10 The ret 70 voiley with any certainty
Johnson tried lobaiHg, which spelled disaS-
r+r tgr him, as the high wind carried the
bah out o. coart-
HEe- this " as not the case the bail fell
s. near the net that Jones s1nas led. Ieav-
- The Pennsylvania hopeless, without q
chance ~ a return. All through the sets
Jones streaKed his shots through the Oh
Tosile court, ana had a wide margin 70
spare a. ~ end. Then the old Rhode
Island plaEer went through TWO sets al =
craving pace against Morris Tilden. win
mig S.. S. and he Is ROW coupled with
The Californian. Maurice L AIcLoughIin
1or The next round tomorrow, and from
lis slzH to-day lie is expected 70 give the
Pacific Coast man a hard battle
AA o. the CailforniaGS advanced ssy eaS-
- Murray Hoffman defaulted IL the first
round. Then McLo9gh}in faced Walter Y
Bennett winning a. g.. 81 As for Ben
nett he was unable IN handle the Cali
German nigh bounding service and the
-s---- scored ace upon ace. Bennett was
--a-e successful when he got the ball IL
acton, and II was IL The rallies that he
forced that lac won his few points
Thomas g. Bun6y took the measure OF
-1e veteran eN-nationaI champion Henry
" Slecum by The score OF "a 81
Bu-dv covered the court diligently and
-6~-. he never allowed SIocum Ia trick
r5a and uliIe the oIdtimer played a good
rHaIea. he could not check his younger
adversary from California. Trow bridge
ELand-lck. me other Californian, upheld the
zs1utatlon and vogue OF the trio; he began
lV defeating Herman Behr. e-3. g.. and
tlen disposed OF William L. McKim. tt. 4
e-5s Carleton r. Gardner, who mas been
LAYING IL The East for some time. used
cross fire % drives and smashed with such
effect I1a- despite stubborn resistance he !
defeated the Harvard expert, Arthur : .
1laHuey, o-5, g
Late IN tie afternoon William A Larned 1
-.slred wit. Mclaughlin in practice J
doubles match against Bundy and Hen /
r-t X --s challsnEers for the national
chan rl1u-lip.
7f.-s 1iar-arct Trevor and Mrs T Nor
as la-neE1s Won their places ia the final
O. --a singles portion CT the tournament
ie-GaF- The event is for the cup offered 4.
HE Stephen Peabody Both won in straight
se-s and each displayed marked skill as
t1st lack court driving was accomplished.
IN -er semi-dRal match Miss Trevor de-
-asted Mrs Robert Graham. 81 %. while
-'--s- Carnegie defeated Miss Marie Russell.
e.. 81
The summary follows:
=agoaz Cup nyofaens singles. nrsr rogsndl-
-..5- g. Iiliuau defeated Miss j. Henderson by
.r-.. 3l--7 A-Ia- Ely defeated Miss a-lizabe
---- - @ Ai-s- r y. Dalzlel defeated
--.- p l.. lJ5Ft-iaE-- s., e
.la ruuud-Miss Frances Breeze defeated
-t-5s Janet Townsend. G--1. 60 Miss Margaret
.- defeated Aabel Jones G-l 60 Mrs /
-tta'.- Graham defeated Miss FlgSerony Hopkins
'H-. -. 81. o--8. Mrs + Y. DaizieI d.
-sa-.- Kiss n To0liSenl. G G.. Miss Marie
7-. defeated Miss E1oIise Trevor. g 81:
---zs Hish French defeated Miss Eugenia Phil
-. ca. CO. affs. r.. Morris Carnegie defeated
MIS- Dorothy Hyce- g 81
Third reaHd-AItss Margaret Trevor defeated
=. 4-sls.H defeated Miss Alice Ely. t.. g-3;
3 80 sIarie Russell defeated .lrs r Y Dalziei
C." O.. Airs T. Mcr-is Carnegie deGeate5 ]
ai--s Hila-s French. e. g-I
-eai 1Hal round Mtsz Nargaret Trevor de !
--s.r. 1i-z E.1seT- Graham S-4. Mrs T.
80. tz7aeste defeated Marie Russell. t..
Nes1-~ club mems sing!es dirst roundD--Alez-f
9 a-e- THss-r defeated James I. Breeze j..
. g. q %. Frederick T. DrThanI defeated Paul &
ii-5rsHfal4- e 8s. C. n Randall defest~d I
-. 80 ielnson. q a Yel5in e }
sia.ae-. f-- Defeated Elliott n. sh'uard. by a. :
-a-- IrscnH r Tsrf1su!es. IT.. defeated FeliE :
D. 4rles-a s. Ct S-l. Tor Fhiilin e. Hawk s
ter-st-d Ferieu Hughes s-6. e.. Wendell
p iaa Eisgceu gefeafe5 Edwin = Fischer
-. % D-- Ewing 2. TastcT dictated 1au2ss :
5 Billings 5r. %. g. Waiter Bennett
oef g -e. azoozssIa IiriHGStoa. GO. e Baurt@e
= lf.Is1-e1fiu sofest~d NGrrar Hoffman by Dc
's.H. ~ N9rrit Ti'len defeated samuel swift :
-eFs.f. 7 =. = Zones defeated wallace y.
johnson 4 Is :. TroWbridEe IiFnarrs
fef-z.es 1Fsffesu T,efr % .. "a; Tor ianSt =
.-r" .a[eatef T. " Potter g "a 'r.5f
Z Ian Dr. defeated Reginald I<3cIpgst3n, o =
LAID - Esb4n defeated = flfafnf. 7Z y" g.
fs-f Dean tiafseN defeated e. ~ edSrIck Wal
e.. Dr. o s. .z .
Second taaud-r ri ard ~ Palmer eefeaied I
Howard 3. O. Carleton y caro-
1fr defeated Arthur s DabneE. e 60 e
fr=.er..z foIsfon defeated Dr- ~ iHg ? I
r-.ea--5 walter y. Bennett, tt "--lF q
Thomas .- Bsndy defeated Heurt Y. Nioeum. I
f-z .s-s. James j. Lee defeated fiaffE
SUrlrI CO e. Lyle 2 Nahan defeated e.. =
firlss. rrgrrg Zones C. &c. 6-.. AteNan0cf Z
tta..- defeated Frederick ?. Derhan- - -
30 G-s- seymour Johnson defeated , a
1rEzr. c.. e-T- Reuben 4 Holden, IT.. de-
- p = Jones defeated " MOTHS III
cen g-s G-3. Tr4wi.rifge HenerIck de
feefsl W 'l5su j. Mcklnl- G-L C.. "a y
tfaH5rf ~ -5l.s defeated Cortlsnot p Dixon
- Go. George a lyon. Ir.. 4efeated " tti- q
islG p Bourne. CO Go, Dean Msfheg d- q
t-efeE frrtf Sr5Enlan, 81 6-3. g.
NerE-. Phillips Blaeden defeated DR. PhIiilp