New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-17
aR|TED LAWN TENNIS
,.,nt and Phillips Reach Finals
for Harlem Cup.
alzARD MAKES A STAND
....s Former Indoor Champion
y, :. neuce Set by Hard Fore
hand Driving.

r,p. c. Grant and Benjamin NJ. Phil
,heir places in the final round of
w lien, cup lawn tennis singles on the
,be club. at 1Slst street and Sew
"" Avenue. Yesterday. Grant the former
Wv r,tional champion. met and defeat
Nv u..,.,r A. Hazard. the old Crescent Attn
:. -,nb crack. at So, 81, while Phillips
'a ,.,.s Harold Moore at IS. e-s.
eslsa'. .,,, that the original field has been
ls soun 70 two survivors, who will
Vc1Se. ,ss cup on Friday afternoon, wan
nse' - on as again demonstrating that
eon'p.s vs DAYS are ample time for the
~. ton ., a tournament
cI3''. we're somewhat slow when the
ne - rsv Yesterday. Hazard finished
men .,,,s round match with c. A. An
O" ~ s.,.st!ng the latter, SIS. SIS. SIS,
-, was the longest contest or the
Then he began his semi-hnal against
S TIE latter whipped his crossing
o''..' o~s- AZ ton speed and ran off the
oNs, . before Hazard settled into the
game .,o.a,s,,. 49,, % .
on the second set. Then Haz-
~ ....,ch,ened ont his forehand shots.
-, Tho result ,hat he pulled mp to S-sll
s.ries NJ slashing rallies. From that
TN there was an abundance Of snappy
.r.,i,o smashing and driving. with the
- .ou,uinr service Grant managed
. ,-set through Hazards service on the
.....,,,b gsroe. winning the set and match
49, -.,,o.
..,-sss6 strokes we're the features OF MS
-. Moore made dsshing uphill fight
.s.,gsbout the tventy-one games. but
avid not stem the tide.
~. summary follows:
,,..,.-, cur mems singles third round
80 Hazard dofeated c 4. Anderson.
=. ..- 80 Prouns-vyre c Gran, defeated
- hazard. 60. 81: BENJAMIN NJ.
Ti1s s.,.sfsd Harold Moore. IS. s--S.
s,,. rrosrsss was made in the champion
80, tournament on the courts Of the New
w., lawn Tennis Club. 123d street and
,,.,bs,,sa avenue. Yesterday. a. I. Hoe
..nor.s NJ his victory over THE French
,,,vsr. CASTOR de Perigney. ~ defeat
49, s. Phane. 81. s-love. Hoe was IN
~.r,rv steady and placed his returns
fivsf'y
lr 'hs fret round VI. J. I. Galvao. me
CT q. displayed his speed by Keeling on
cs IS against the veteran. Robert NJ.
%slsy 70 the score Of 60. s-love. The
..,,.i German was a marvel at forcing
.,.s.s PoreatAdly Re drove the ball go
~, Becklav was compelled to play wide
gre court.
he summary follows:
e,--tonsbip mems singles; Arst round
rs-s-s a Gunther defeated Thomas NJ Dono-
~ 81 e. Robert Stewart defeated E =
Trss O., "a. NJ. L. J. GalNao oeieate1
is,et " Beckley, 60, 60. G W. sml'h &c
s.so-6 round-A ]. Hoe defeated ?. ST
Ysls e-l. 60.
Tsfoving the custom inaugurated last
ysr the New York Lawn Tennis Club
~ charge an admission fee for specta-
,~s 10 the open tournament which IN
4 laes the Manhattan doubles champion
SD held by Frederick r. Alexander ana
rgola Il Hackett. the national tue
,G;srs. and the Felipe challenge cup, held
r. custave r. Touchard. This is in &C
c,asnce with the custom in Europe.
no tournament is undor the auspices q
~ United States National Lawn Tennis
association. The committee includes G. 3.
WINE. Z. G. Lauehlin, Theodore Roosevelt
Pei. Dimon T. Roberts. Wylie c. Grant
IsKa-d A. Gunther and Norman G. john
81, chairman. The matches VII besin ON
Nsy r.