New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
ALEXANDER IN DEFEAT
-.,,oharG Pulls Out a Match
That Seemed Lost.
Gays FAST UPHILL GAME
liner Mows Down Three Men
Who Were After Lawn
Tennis Title.

-,.,.,re tha; phenomenal command ot
-, uhtch 5 his greatest asset, Gus
- -aushara defeated the information
:a's r,sserick 3. Alexander e-s. I2-lo
ss' ,se fourth round of the Metropo!i-
= ,.rn tennis championship singles yes
ar the turf courts of the West Side
'sass rI,,h. 23Sth street and Review Place
- in the second set Alexander was
stroke OF winning. but on each
VIZ Touchard whipped across the
6'''-,-sff xouevs for which he is noted
So, nassia- HIS famous opponent for
cs'--, a,d thus saving the match for
srssf
.bs- the days card contained or that
= ~,,A before In the first set Alex
..-s swift service was deadly. and as he
- INTO close range for splendid and
- ssssians of volleying he easily won at
sla,arder LED ar b. and twice had
= -s-tase point in the eighth game of
= sa,ors set That was his nearest ap-
..sa 70 zicto-v Averting the danger,
-.r,sa-s became the master
,---..s- 1.ron any Two points did he hold
re same tactics. His sudden changes
...n nj 10 hack court, or from rapid vol
,.s-e to slow driving or lofty lohbing.
-..,sl1s5 Alexander 10 play upon the de-
..,.;ve Through al OF the variations in
..i,s be ran the ganut Teuchard held
...,sv while Alexander wavered between
mi snd bad He played Touchard for all
:. vas worth: SIN. at the critical points
!. the game Touchard pulled out by the
r,e Unexpected shots, generally Of the
-sssszg order. Alexander was run off his
.st se that or losing the set he fell back
: 9 driving game, at which Touchard
s;sfr defeated him.
Carleton p. Gardner came through to the
,s-A-snals in three matches. and he was
s5ae IL reaching that position of advance
rsnt IN turn Gardner defeated wy!ie c.
e-srt. S-3 6-s. the Yale champion. Reuben
. Holden, II, 6-3. Glove. and the Prince
70, ints-scholasric champion. George NJ.
c5-rch s. Glove. Garcner's peculiar
c-assiHg drives from both his fore and
Eek hard were the best he has played
E1ss us appearance here from California
Tht national champion. William =. Lar
~ played ms usual brilliant game and
.sschsd the fifth round. defeating c. Leon
ard 81 g.. This he accomplished with
s-t effort and appeared almost to be prac-
lSrg passing shots along the side lines
-hso5o-e Roosevelt Pen ard Raymond D.
-ksis oe2pled IL the lower half for the
.7ni-hn2l. little defeating Lyle z. Mahan
Il hard match al io-6. Ga
Tas summsrv follows:
xs.-eEe-.t2- ehzaapiozship mems singles 0hird
fs1as-E6Esr " Leonard defeated Edwin p.
!fcaeE. 80. O.. 6-3: Carleton r Gardner
ts.sGIs1 NF-le c. Grant 6-S e.. Reuben a
aa.1s- s.. detected Abraham Rasford. ir- 6-2
- - \ = Buney defeated G \. L
ilne "a - Theodore Roosevelt Pell de-
a2ls1 BENJAMIN Z Philips. &C. e-S
-a-ll- rolnc-N- -l-lara 4 Lsrrsd defeated {.
-zz3-e e. 6-2, Csrteton z. Gardner de-
a., Reuben 4 Eelosn. 5r.. 6-S. 60. GGorge
Y cau-cA defeated J c Temlinson s-e 6-3
ers"e :. Feuehsr6 defeated Frederick z. Al
ga,ss- 20 l2-Io 60. Charles NJ. Bull jr
.i=ssee \ = EErcy- 6-o 6-3 O. Theodore
S'S=,ei +e- cSteatsd George Q Nasner e-2
= hsZaond = Little defeated Iyle E. Ma
a le-S g.
el,-. T:t55 fogRe-SaTleton -2 Gardner defeated
Nar.ep9liiaz championship mems doubles first
:l-s-E Hartman and George G Brinker-
- sstesrsd = 4 DeSerer and c Baston- by
I'm ~. th2--es u BV4 II, and Henry C
= - Frank 3 RoUrdey and Lsuis E
-..-i.s sstsztee = I Enrich and partner. by
.-arf { G.-berr Piiarton and Richard II
amer defeated Miles : Chsrlock and rarrner
1es9t, : Howard Neskell and Frederick c.
-.ss 7 2e-eslso Frese-!ck ?; Fox and Motifs s.
= ee-sz'ee ? II Wstrous and Reuben A
se.iE5 Eou56-v'ylie c Grant and Theodore
asaEe PsTkes I'll, rs: Ravmond .. Little
- 4sal, 2 Fisher defeated Paul Feerster and
is''aET ~ eefsu.t