New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-03
.PELL WINS ON COURTS
Shows Skill in Defeating HOWE
>. and Allan Behr.
GALVA0 IN HARD BATTLE
Long Rallies Mark Match with
Dionne in New Rochelle
Tourney. .


The appearance OF Theodore Roosevelt
peu and a splendidly won match by NJ.
I. Galvao provided the features yester-
5ay as the players worked through 10 the
. round before the semi-finals in the Quaker
Ridge championship singles on the clay
rourts of the New Rochelle Lawn Tenni.
club at New Rochelle, n. Y. II was the
Arst competition in which Pell had taken
Esrt since his return from the Olympic
. tournament at Sweden. and he proved TO
d. be in rare good form.
Pell first met Bryson HOWE. a local
ulayer. whom he disposed Of at e-5, 6-l.
Then. in the third round, he faced Allan
X. Behr who made good fight before
he was beaten at 6-S, s-3. Nearly every
came In the two sets touched at deuce on
, noints. Behr true TO family traditions.
. plunged for the net, where he voneyed
and smashed splendidly. The eleverness
Of Pelrs passing shots. however. came 10
the fore in the majority OF the games so
as 70 assure his advancement.
In the doubles Peil paired with ". G..
Coogan, the champion Of the Isle OF
Wight. Coogsn possesses q varied assort-
ment Of back court strokes. which he
worked very we'll PeN hsdto do yeoman s
service. in order 10 hold the teams place,
IS IN the FIRST round they defeated NJ. Z.
Fox. IT., and Bryson HOWE, SIS. 20, 81.
. Cooean made a mess Of his driving in the
singles. az the wet courts seemed TO make
him uncertain as 10 length. As conse-
ouence John c. Tomlinson, jr, OF the
West Side Club, defeated him at 81, o..
The real battle OF the day came In the
fnird round NJ. I. i. Galyao, the playing
through champion. defeating G. A L. d.
nnne BY the score OF 81, 6-3. The per-
sjstent court covering and steadiness OF
N. German and the American kept this
contest going nearly all the afternoon.
In many Of the back court rallies as high
as thirty-six strokes were counted In the
deciding Of a point
Each won on service up TO all in the
first set Galvao was serving on the odd
games and he strengthened up bit In
going 70 81. Then. against Dionneis
service the German began 20 follow the
returns in 70 the net. There he volleyed
swiftly 10 the sides 10 win az 81.
Both Of the men were faugued from
set began The American failed to step
lively after Galvao's sharp drives into the
corners, with the result that the German
led a. 2--love and 81 on games. Then
Dionne braced for some splendid rallies.
which brought the games 10 5--alL That
was as far as he could go Galvao taking
the net position again and running or
three games for the set and match.
Vanderbilt p. Ward, the nineteen-year-
old boy. who scored for the second time
on the Nyack cup last week; Leonard
Beel1nan, the Paving School star, and
Benny Phillips. S. Howard Noshel and
Norris s. Clark were also among The sur
vivors OF the day.
Ward. who plays with unerTing speed
and accuracy from left-handed grip Of
the racquet, displayed his best work In
the second round Then he defeated
Allen Tobey. Of Princeton, az g., s---4.
!, was impossible for Tobey TO stop the
forehand 'cross-court shots which Ward
sent 10 him as he came In, although he
made a fne battle for the place.
Quaker Ridge championship mems singles
mrst nc)-Vandorbilt n. Ward defeated ~.
Larran BY default; Richard J. Aqsyr defeated
=
{ Pa!eu CO. 81; Harold stiles defeated
Charles y Beard by default; William Banks
defeated Frank Rogsrs D. eerSul,: kssSr
s-3 A wslz, st., defeated Charles 7. Smith
second roune-w. Granger defeated ". W.
:. Fox. 81. Ga. ga; Frederick p. Fox de-
f.stsd Stanley Smith BY default Al; Loppin
s.t,s,sd gFe V:ITo1 By c ef:aus al ~ J.
Z, ToTIinson. jr, defeated ". G. Coogsr.
,C-i. e-i: vanderbilt b. ward defeated Alien
Toby g.! 81 r ws 4s.o ssfs'i nssoi .cst
Pei defeated Bryson Iiowie. 6-5, 81; tusn
X Bsbr defeated Harold stiles, 81. g.
81: Ddssr ostenoorf defeated William Banks
~ default: Leonard Beekrnan defeated y. a:
wsz. r. 50, e-3; Arthur J. Hoe de,eatea
se....ss p. v. M.ishsn by default: Benjsr in
y Phillips defeated l. r LAlmer, % u St.
Ralph C. Bags defeated William y. Nhie'
al, 60, Alfred J. osisndorf eefes,eo ~
Ten. s-l Ga: J.. y: Fallon detestea y: ",
Smith BY default; 3. Howard Nosheh oe'eatea
, q Ben,a. 60. 6--i. ,-..-. ~.
Third roInd--Morris $ Clark detssts,a w
r. X Jolrre. 3-s e. ga: Dr. v. KRUGER
defeated J. II wainwright Oil 6-3; a ~
81 l. L. Gslyso defeated G. A. l. Dome me
-, s-s: :. {. Tomlinson, q, defea,sa ~
william Rosenbsun by default. TheoooIe
g-5 Edgar 2 Leo defeated EDGAR OstsndorI
IS ca: Leonard Beeknan defeated a. .
,.s ss.s'' Arthur l. Hoe co 90; George s:
Groesbeck defeated II. s. Morse e-i; So;
e~i. 4-s. "a; B c. Graves defeated Ralph
{. Bsgrs So. 81: AIRED J, ostsndorf &c
tsstea Harry L. Ghormlsy Ga. 80 .. now
ara Yoshell defeated J. ". Fsllon. 80 81
Fourth round-Morrix g. Clark defeated D.
II s,.inksmpf. al. Ga: Or. " KRUGER is-
fested a. j. Loppin. 81. 81; Aired y
SO benjamin 81. Philiips defeated y. "a
Graves b. default: s. Howard Iosneil oeiea's'
Alfred J. Ostsndorf 2-5, 6--i' 81 ~
Mems doubles (frst ro1nd)-Ls~FT anh
Ghorniey defeated Hoe and Ingersoll BY 90
fault: Phliiips ana Leventritt defeated qroes s.
beck ana partner by default Leo sh9 pa IS
cooean 6s,as,ed Yor and Howie. SIS -
s-l: Wainwright and Emerson defeated b.
Graves and partner by default: Bs'ne az. @aa.
Lsrrsns defeated A J. Ostendorf ana partner