New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-02
ASCENDS
,,ookIyn Player Beats {. P.
armed on Bay Ridge Courts.
HATCH THRILLS GALLERY
,.ocinc Of New York State
tournament Productive of
Sensational Upset.

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The thrills Of III" opening d.' Of the
~ york State championship lawn ten
Il "' tournament were furnished by 5.
.,1 yosheI. Of the Borough Park
~ Yesterday ir his defeat * Edward
Tarned. Always last and aggressive,
.s.u on the championship stretch Of
w." N the field Of the Crescent Athletic
-, AZ Bay Ridge. disposed oc the
~ Iarnsi by q score Of "a. Ct, -.
!. srsry stage the match was br.mtul Of
II ..c+acular racquet work. IL was the
H ,r;nc direction and speed o. the LETT
..daS Vcsheu that always compelled
wed 10 play upon the defensive At no
"a was this more evident than I'm the
- anal games during which Voshcu
ran, Larned's court with 4 wonderful
4 ..so-trnent Of shots. never allowing him a
.olnt In either Of the games.
The elimination Of the name Of Larned
,,n among the surviving contende-s in
~ seh OF eighty striving for the honors
i ,,r held by Maurice F. Mclaughlin, Of
,gtornia. overShadowed all else on the
,,s,,ng dav % the tournament In no
sA.r instance did class suffer defeat as
sss,ave T. Touchsrd held his own
.g.tst Walter L Pate. the former Cor
all athlete at IS. -. despite the fact
| nat by phenomenal driving Pate led at
| q and 4o-15 IN the last set. Then Wal
~ Merrill Hall rated tenth on the ma
ssnal list, disposed Of J. c. Tomlinson,
=. 50. So and Richard II. Palmer,
IA isrrner Old Dominion and T-i-Stote
so,dsr defeated Z. ". Peaslee, Of Yale,
g. ~ e-l
Ever setting for the important tourna-
ant was ideal The courts were true
,5i fast. while the gallery found places
Of vantage on the grassy terraces above
Il. main court where they watched the
,eipse Of Edward Larned. The younger
rcther Of the seven times national cham
son who had held the New Jersey State.
EIddle States. Longwood and other titles
4 n his own right. fell before the speed and
.,endid tactics OF a player who has
never ranked anywhere near to him.
Larned was never able TO handle Vosh-
Ills swift service successfully. In the
hee sets Voshell scored no fewer than
. aces. The real battle came In the
hird set. voshell led at - on games
rhsn Larned started an attack by vol
lsyns and driving 20 his opponents back
and. Hs worked the score 70 all.
Then voshell let his service out FOR all
was worth, scoring a love game. a.
lsrned could DO nothing against Nosh-
srs powerful left hand strokes.
Then Larned forced his game prettily
Running UP behind his service. he met
vshell in some sizzling rallies and car
red the games 70 sail At this Voshell
worked his service deeply and with fine
rosslng shots again scored a love game
ne playing was so rapid that Harold II
Racket. who sat In the umpire's chair
seemed always TO be calling OF the
FONTS. On the next game Voshel COW
red court az g wonderful gait. Further
zore, he placed accurately and reoled of
lcve game. the last point being fast
easing shot directly behind Larned' s
Jack as re vas forced out Of position.
Arck +. Man, ir., the Yale captain,
,rssA from cup winning honors at Edge
nsrs and Allen Tobey. TIRE Princeton
player rho won a. Westchester County.
scored their matches IN impressive
Hyls R. Norris Williams. the national
lay court and Pennsylvania State cham
100. practically had a walkover. The
Tale player met Samuel 4 Westfall. who
clicked Of his rushes to tho net for one
set before Welding up his place at Sc.
:. foley by his speed and steadiness
disposed Of Cory NJ Amermen at GO.
- The youthful Williams, who is
alked OF as a coming national champion,
inothered r. ". SeaOury BY the score
Il 20. 81.
Two OF the mild surprises OF the day
rsse furnished by Louis Graves. OF the
Hsworth Club, who defeated Harold =
Sretz, the former Yale player, at 81, 10.
Graves was always aggressive and steady.
The other was DR. Ewing Taylors defeat
u Walter Hazard at Go, g. Henry W.
GOcum. the veteran national champion.
ns in excellent form, defeating r. II.
sobbs at c. 60.
The Pacific Coast players, Maurice L,
Thomas c. Bundy and II. H.
eraiy, are expected 20 make their appear
snce in the tournament to-day or to-mor-
WV, when they will arrive from Chicago.
The summary follows:
New York State championship singles,
soeert II. Boggs, G. 60; Seton Porter
s.sated Miles S. Charlock, Ga 81;
Villain A. Campbell defeated Edward 6.
.Glln, 81. 60: DR.. l. d. Alexander de-
sstsd Harry Parker, g. 2--5, 6-S; Lyle
Nshan defeated Ralph l. Bags, %,
- Edward 5. Il. PeuderSast defeated
s.Aam L. Bourne. rs, 81; Allen Tobey
ga,ed 9. M. Amermau, 50. g; ,.
tias Merihew defeated Henry Torranc-.
\, b default; DR.. William Rosenbauni
c:s'ated Il. x. sturdy. jr, 81, - a.
ssEsye r Toucherd defeated Walter l.
seSond 'round-Fre6erick c. Bags de
ated Marshall c. Peabody, Go, 6-5'
iltred D. Hammett defeated J. {. Boys
Il 81: Frederick q. Anderson defeated
2 Rothschild. Ga. 10; :. Hownr1
mhell defeated Edward p Larned, g,
s. Dean, Go, 60; James :. CushmtG
aasatec II VI. Jsffe. e.. go; ,kichgarsd
Z. Palmer defeated Z. W. Peaslee. %,
81 l. . Woodbury. defeated Arthur ;;
rsgih, &c, SIS, sc; Walter Merrill haIl
.sieated J. c. Torniinson. 81. IS, e;
.rd. 60. e; II. Nickerson defeated G.
a Sparks, 81. SIS; Louis Graves defeat
= Harold 3. Bretz. 81, Is; George ,.
sfoesbeck defeated O. | Burr, 81, -,
iugh Tallant defeated Harold II. Hackett
y default: Merle johnson defeated Bur
o Smith. 81. -; Alrick II. Man IT..
seated Samuel A. Westfan; So, GO
strbert I. Westfall defeated r. a. Pops.
- 81: p. Norris Williams defeated +.
y. seabury, 60 G-I.
WASHBURN AGAIN VICTOR