New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-12
ng Cruise Thoroughbred Racing Tennis Football 4 Other Sports
East and West Marshal
on Courts for the Fray

chard brilliant in the first set but slovenly
in the second. so that he won at SO -.
Then Inman took his turn against r
Freylinghuysen and retained his place oy
the score OF 80, S..
Meanwhile Bundy tried out his strokes
for the first time since his arrival In the
East this season. He preferred to play
upon one OF the secondary stretches oil
turf where he was closely watched py
Mrs. Bundy, who was formerly Miss May
Sutton. the national champion. Bunny
had his deceptive chop strokes in ad-
mirable working order. He kept up that
baFing short stroking OF the ball that
left Harry Rea. his opponent. all at sea
with the result that Bundy carried on the
match at 81. 6-l.
As the famous Californian left the court
he was Joined by Mrs. Bundy, who APP
peared 10 be doing a bit of coaching TOT
her husband. Griffin and Strachan. the
two Youths who held the Pacific Coast
doubles. did not appear, although their
places in the tournament were held oy ue-
faults.
Riuv Iarued was much in evidence, al
though he was not required to get into
his PLAYING clothes It was declared that
Larned intended to test his game here.
and upon the result would depend
whether or not he entered for the All
Corners laurels next week.
The other two men who held nauohd'
honors-Clothier and Slocum-earned their
positions. Clothier defeated r. w. sea
hurry ut 6-l. 60, and Slocum disposed OF
Jack Larkin at 81. 6-3.
Church hung up a rather hollow Vic'oIy
against Franklin Hyde. Of Harvard as
the latter fell and wrenched his ankle III
the first set. After A delay the TWO again
took the court, when the famous FIlroe
ton player won at 81, 81 The tourha-
ment will be continued tomorrow wheH
the doubles will be begun.
The summary follows:
Meadow club mems singles ,hrst rouna -
Wallis Merihew defeated RchaTa
r,ck ~ default: George Kennedy, IT,, a.
fcated tioodhue l.. Livingston, IT., ~
Eric WlnsiOn defeated Harold swain
e -: wallace F. Johnston Heleat g.
feafed Frederick G. Bags by default, W.
\ chambers defeated Alfred Goldman %
cefault; Henry ". sIoeum dete eed f,oui,
bgTr defeated D. Bu1em. %. %
second round-Thomas c. Bunny 9efea, Ial
81 Rea 81. 81. william Mckim DC
fea,ed = sawyer. So 81 John I'M q Sef s,5S
: Miller defeated r Cook. 60, Is, Wat-
SON 81 washburn defeated Felix y; poy9is-
dsy "a. 6-i c. W. Grier defeated MUS
cav. Hvde Is. Ga. Karl II. Behr de-
Yea,ed Harold McClintock by defSuli
George ". church defeated r HYDE, 6-l.
q, Frederick G. Inman defeated r IRE
Iiughuysen. 90. "a. Hoffman NicheTson
defcated r. c. Myles. e. 60, GustaFe
F. Touchard defeated Louis Du Pont Irving ii';
% IS. George Kennedy. jr. defeated
: Wsfli. Nerrihew. 90. "a Robert LIE
roy defeated W \. Chs sat.5 90. So s..
Ivrv 81 90. william VI Johnston de-
fra,cd Cortlnndt Palmer Dixon s. 90,
r O Thomas defeated George Zinn by de-
fauIt. Leonard Beekman defeated @. Z.
PAYNE. 9 So. Howard A. II1mm ls.,, dei
a Bes-dsley defeated Allen Tobey. ID.
SIS. "a. william 4. Larned debated -. =.
" condor by default; Frank " Watrous
defeated A H. Grier s-3, G-l. Clarence
j. Grimm defeated H. II. wilson by default.