New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
R[HR BEATEN BY HOLDEN
lanai, Also Reaches Final Round
''' Nm ArdsIey Courts.
nAsHIuG PLAY THE RULE
rise in Doubles When Yale
s% p.;r Puts Out E. P, Larned
and Watson.

,,,u- his racquet with certainty and
n.,hon A. Holden. jr, the Yale
won his way into the final round
''' ,rdslov cup singles yesterday by
.,re Karl II. Behr, the International
81 lie is now bracket'ed with
;" = rrman. the New York state
.Dior FOR the trophy. Inman In his
esHs .a, match defeated Artemus Holmes
:, "a 81, @. 10 a
- The matches we're we'll played
po" n-as wary Of Behr. lie held chief
F'.o deep court. so that with the famous
R,,,,onal player working mp his mid
came and shortening II as he maze
go, Sashes for the not, Holden ire
III. I'll, found that his range carried the
e'r' an,s,de. With the score at games all
v.,e nlaver strened. and "a Behr came
,be iur,p he YVES met by some OF
" ..os, brilliant crossing shots he had
" sxperienced and lost the set at -
,,.iaen was up al tho net all through the
,,s SET. He outplayed Rehr on speed
=, sirsctior. 50 that he won at 81
- ~ tho rairs worked their way into
final round Of the doubles. The
,-.u.s, NJ the competitions was that In
-, Harold ~ Hackett and Raymond ID.
,sgs the international pair Of Philadel-
-. IN 1910 defeated Frederick {. lnman
"a Ar,emns Holmes at 60. 81 In this
-,,cb Racket was at his old tricks OF
s.nrv the openings from deep court. while
,,,ls rlayed we'll a. the net.
-,s surprise I'm tho doubles was the VIC
..,y ~ Bebr and Howard A. Plummer, the
y,,s veterans who defeated Edwin ?.
,.-,.d and e.. Frederick Watson. jr.. at
sE7 The Younger Larned was never
,,,,sssive lie was disposed 70 pop his
,so,s So high that Behr and Plummer
.,spv Killed the ball by terrific overhead
,ws,bss Watson was good in the rallies
q relieving range. The alertness Of the
Vale man however. offset this. for both
,,,lcirs,ed direction slashing the ball
s,ross the net At such a pace that Larned
md Watson we're occasionally aced on the
return Of their own attack.
TIE Crescent Athletic Club champions.
Charles NJ Bull. jr.. and Henry G. Martin.
Waved IN splendid form. and coupled with
Yshr and Plummer for the final round.
The summary follows:
lss,y CUP singles lssmi-nnal round)-Fred-
r-i,s Inrusn defeated Artemus Holmes. @-6.
81 -: Reuben 4. Holden. jr., defeated
yui z Behr. -, e-1
Irs,lsy doubles second round Frederick {.
Imam and Ar;emus Holmes defeated Hugh
T.l.Hi and Harry Torrance. IT. IL 6Tl
sccr1 D Little defeated Frederick .. lnman and
lrtenus Holmes. GO. Ct Howard a. Plum
i,s- ans Karl y Pchr defeated g. Frederick
Watson. IT,. and Edwin y. Termed, SIS 6.3i
carries " Bull, jr.. and Henry {. Martin de
.sstsd 6 4. Gordon and F. D. Washburn C.
~
With the majority OF the fourteen lawn
tennis experts warming up on the courts,
md Henry J. Mollenhauer. TIE former
long Island champion. winner of a set
ngainst A. Gvyrne. yesterday. the rain
md wind descended upon Long Beach and
jut a stop TO the beginning of the week
tnd tournament The daily spasm OF
weather made Il impossible for Arthur
Craein, Miles s Chsrlock, Lyle +. Mahan.
George q. Shafer. Calhoun Cragin and
fthers who had assembled at the courts TO
g. on with the matches scheduled.
Entries for the metropolitan champion
snip in mems singles and doubles will close
to-day. and the draw for the singles will
= made under the direction OF Gustave r.
Togehard the acting referee. william 4.
iarned Is the holder OF the title. which
fs Won last year on the turf courts of the
West Side club. The trophy is offered I'M
Ger TIE playing through system. instead
g. tie od-fashioned challenge round. II IS
ieied that Larned will compete at the
o1Lameni which begins Tomorrow The
elo'es portion Of the tournament will not
itTl until next week