Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-24
'NTOTAE FOURTH.
Lafnsd and Wright Sh|l
Winning at longwood.
Dispose 81 Johnson and Whit
'ney--JohnsjolIn Wins Singles.
s ssse ~ = Assss. e. & ~
other mstches Of The Day Lacking
y > y g -a1sE'- q
other Matches Of the Day Lacking
In Striking Features.


mis- players, w. A Larned and B. G..
Wright. maintained. today. the win-'
ming form as n team which they ex
fiibited, yesterday. in their first joint
play IN q decade and won their way
into the fourth round of the Eastern
eoubles championship in a manner to
make them pronounced favorites in the
upper half.
The match in which Wright and
l.arned disposed of II. c. johnson and
T.. II. Whitney of Boston, was the most
interesting of those played On the
courts of the Longwood Cricket CLUB.
during the day. As in yesterdays play.
Wright's game dominated the contest.
the match turning largely on his re-
sources of attack and defence. The
other matches of the day. both in the
doubles and singles, We're without
striking feature. The all-comers' tour
nament for the Lonewood singles cup
was advanced to the fourth round.
Johnston Wins His.
Realizing that Beals would prove an
easy victim, Johnston seized the OPP
portunity of improving his back court
game, a department in tennis in. which
the California players are generally
rather weak. Standing al the base line
Johnston hmmered back Eball after bali
getting his returns in fine shape in the
first two sets. hut becoming rather er-
ratio in the third He won, however,
CO, 6-3. TO.
A. S. Dabney of Boston continued his
winning game by putting out lean
Mathey of New York, victor IN sew
cnal metropolitan tournaments, this
spring.
William Washburn Of the New York
contingent found easy going in his
match with Stanley Henshaw OF Prov
idenee. while s. II Nesheli also of New
York. won from f. F. Perry of Boston
in straight sets. G. NJ. Church, another
New Yorker. put out +. {. BagGs o.
New York in quick time.
Summaries:
Longwood singles, third round COM
pleted:
X. c. Seaver. Boston. defeated f. J.
Sullaway,, Concord, \. H, 6-3. 6-s, I'll,
6-3
G. w. Wightman, Boston, defeated
Walter Roberts, New York, by de-
fault.
>. -. IldiliIlili, Shlifst "NiN't''
s Sea bury. Boston. 6-2, g.. 6-1.
s. H. voshell, New York, defeated
f. e Perry, Boston, GA, 6-l, 60
W. NJ Johnston, San Francisco, de-
feated Gardner Beals, Boston, o., ia,
rs.
N. W. Niles, Boston, defeated n. w.
sCaGbt. 81. 6-3, 6-1.
A. s. Dabney. Boston, defeated Dean
Mathey. New York. 6-1, G-3. 10.
f. H Whitney, Boston, defeated l..
Curtis, I'd, Sc, 4-6. 6-3, 6-f.
W. NJ Washhurn, New York, defeat
ed Stanley Hepshaw, Providence, ID. |
j G. Devereaux. Boston. defeated n.
p. Hallowell, Boston, 60, "a, o..
G. NJ. Church, New York, defeated |
F. c. Bags New York, 60. Ga, G-S.
II. Taylor Boston, defeated a. D.
Thursber. New York, 20, 4-6, 6-l, "a
default.
Eastern championship doubles, third |
completed:
f. II. Woods and ]. C. Devereaux,
Boston defeated r. c. Bray and J.
Wheelwright. Boston, 10. Go. 6-S.
H. r. Scott and s. L. Beals, Boston,
defeated w A. Bradford and A. n.
Reggie, Boston. GA 6-2, G-l.
r. Hartc and G. C, Canen, Philadel-
phia, defeated J. Norwell and n. p
Halowell 3-6 SO, SO, 6-1, 6-3.
Beals G. Wright. Boston and w. p
Larned, Summit, N. j.. defeated II.
C. johnson and F.. Fl. Whitney, Bos-
ton, 6-3. 6-3, 2-6, 6-2. f
F. C. Bags and S. H. VosheH, New
York, defeated F. J. Goodridge and
A. L. Kent, Boston, Us, 6-1, 6-S.
w. H. TAYLOR and H. G. Whitehead,
Norfolk. defeated S. p. Ware and N,
w. Cabot, Boston, by default.
q. F. Touchard and w. M. Wash
burn. New York, defeated Cakes Ames
and Gardner Bewes, Boston, 6-3. 6-S
ca
n. w. Niles and A. s. Dabney. Bos-
ton, defeated F. J. Sulloway, Concord.
~ H and r. Bishop, Boston, 6-4. 6-3
6-1.
Longwood singles. fourth round.
W. j. Clethier Philadelphia. defeat
ed f. C. Imam, New York, 6-l, 81,
60.
j. S. Pfaffman. Quincy, defeated G
w Wrightman, Boston, 4-6, 81, I'll,
6-1.
G, P. Gardner, Jr.. Boston, defeated