New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
Defeats Bundy in Impressive
Match on Bay Ridge Courts.
WILLIAMS ALSO A VICTOR
Youngster Has the Best of
Walter Merrill Hall in Fast
and Spirited Battle.

ain the turf courts or the Crescent Athletic
club AZ Bay Ridge yesterday. The play
ING through holder OF the title in the
singles again demonstrated impressively
Will, defeating Thomas G. Bundy his
teawmatc from California by a score OF
C-4. t--l. I'll. that he has yet TO meet
his master this season. At all stages Nc
Loughlin displayed the effect Of the care
fol coaching he has received al the hands
NJ William \. Larned AMI of his trips as
an International representative to Austria
ia. Re outplaced Bundy by a total of 50
10 j.. while his outs and nets We're only
% 10 go for Bundy.
r. Norris Williams. the youth who re-
Gently won the national clay court and
Pennsylvania state titles. coupled with
Mclaughlin for the final by defeating
Walter Merrill Hall at C. Is, 7--5.
The forcing tactics OF the dashlng youth
were always to the fore. lie was un-
play widely 70 one side Of the court h
usually gathered in the points by passing
on the opposite line
The doubles were also reduced 70 the
TWO sur, living pairs in the final round.
As had been expected. Mclaughlin and
Burdv. the Pacific Coast Challengers for
the national titles. came through with
rolors lying by eliminating G. Frederick
Watson. jr. and Charles +. Leonard, the
orange pair. AZ g. S., e.. II COM
ing events cast their shadows before, then
Newport is 10 witness triumph for the
californian ia both the singles and
doubles Mclaughlin and Bundy by con-
.inuous cross-fre shots always held Wat
son and Leonard safely despite the fact
that the others took long chances, which
added greatly TO the spectacular effect OF
the match.
Karl II. Behr and Frederick c. Inman
won the other doubles semi-fnal contest
bv defeating Watson NJ. Washburn, the
Young Yale star. who was paired with
Lyle r. Nahau. The score was 2--6.
f--i 6-3. Go. As has been the case
in other Of his matches. Behr began badly.
and a majority OF his returns landed In
tho net After losing the first set Behr
and Inman managed 10 straighten out
their game. Then they engaged Wash
burn and Nahan in sizzling rallies, and.
wearing them down. scored the deciding
SGT with a run Of six straight games.
The final Of the doubles will be played
this afternoon. and tho final Of the singles
tomorrow afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
To the surprise Of the big gallery that
sat about the main court Mclaughlin IN
his match outgamed Bundy from deep
court Playing against Bundy's service
iu the opening contest he displayed won
derful control in putting his racquet TO
tic high bounding ball II held no ter
rors for him. six times the points touched
at deuce i'm this game before Mclaughlin
scored by his placing Of the ball. II was
not until the third game that Bundy
forced him wide Of court and scored on
service. He accomplished the same thing
s, the seventh game in which NcLough-
lin failed to get a point, as the hall broke
badly. squirmng away to the sides. Nc
l.oughlin lost his service Tor the cniF
time Of the match I'm the eighth game
NJ the set lie fell in Jumping for
short return. and this seemed TO shake
him no. Meanwhile. Bundy forced the
youngsters backhand so adroitly that
he manag ed 10 carry the game. the score
falling 10 ( all. That was the nearest
Bundy ever came to taking set as Nc
Loughln finished up. only allowing MS
opponent one point in each Of the sue
ceeding games.
Speeding UP his placing Of The ball Nc
L0gghliu ran into the lead at 30 on
games iu the second set. From his side
Bgndy was attempting 20 slice the side
lines p, made a dismal fizzle OF II. az
Mclaughlin took the second game OF
this set on four outs IN row by his
opponent. Right here Bundy gave evil
lence that he had the right idea lie
played 20 his rivals low backhand, ana
with some success, for the doughty Call
forn.an was weak on his ground strokes.
Unfortunately Bundy lacked steadlness.
Continuing on TO the end ii was the
same. Mclaughlin always exhibited the
better control and maintained IT 70 the
finish
The stroke analysts table OF games and
sets follows:
FIRST SET
Mcroughlln... .1o425l go 9
Bv1sy .'....s ls344 1 1-36
.roughiin-Aces. o. places, 70: passes, l.
cute 10, nets Il; double faults. J.
BurlN--ACeE, q. places . poFo'S' - 49,
y. n,ts IS. double faults. :
SECOND SET.
Points. Games
Mclaughlin ..........4 9-5
RUn6v ...............1 3-l5 /
McLoughlln-Aces. o. places. 10. passes. o.
olts 4. nets 6 double faults. o.
B1ndy-Aces, 0. places, 3; passes. q; outs .
nets. 9. double faults. J.
Points Games
Mclaughlin ...........4 81
Buudv ................ o O-S
McIoughHn--Aces. g. places, 10; passes, l.
ou,s s. nets 3: double faults o.
Bundy-Aces. ]: places Z: passes, :. outs' .
nets 0, double faults ].
TOTALS or POINT ANALYSIS
McLoughliI 80 points Pupdy. co points
Aces. Place. Passes. Outs Nets faults
7 aa59y HIN. 2? z p e !
The summary follows:
New York state championship singles semi,
hlsi rounct- Maurice u Mclaughlin defeated
Thomas O Bundy @ 6-1, 81, Il. MOTIFS
WI. iams defeated Walter Merrill Han -
b-3 ID.
New Yor, state championship doubles semi
ira round Kari H. Behr and FREDERICK =.
lnman defeated Watson ". Nashburn ana LyIe
= Mahan. &c. c.. Go. Go; Maurice u;
FREDERICK Watson, jr., and Charies H.
Leonard. GO. e.. 6-2
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JOHNSON TO FIGHT AGAIN