New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
Johnston Makes Bow
on Crescent Club Courts

needed only staaduess and placing at
top speed for Chapman Ropes, the old
captain OF the Columbia University forces.
10 defeat HIN at e. 81
All OF the other newcomers did pretty
well q. W WarinR. the star OF the
Ridgewood Club Of Columbia, ). c., dis
played tactical skill which allowed him
10 defeat r. A.. Pearton at 81. 5-i lie
was excellent at spotting the ball down
in the corners and It was rare indeed that
he missed his aim or Tie opening when he
tried for a passing shot.
The cohorts Of the regulars did not
get through the first OF the wedding out
process without a reversal or two. Charlie
Bull, the Crescent veteran. defeated Dean
Mathey. the former Princeton champion
at 81, g. Two years ago Bull began
By disposng OF Mclaughlin. Last year
he put out Wallace F. Johnson, and yes
terday II was MRthey who fell before
his power OF stroke BY deep driving
Bull compelled Mathey TO stay away
from the net and then he ran him TO a
state OF GREATNESS exhaustion across the
base line.
The list OF survivors OF the top class
Included such men as Theodore Roosevelt
Pen. Gustave f. Togchard, Walter Mer-
rill Hall. fresh from his matches In the
national clay court championship at
Omaha. Allen To0ey the former Prince
ton player; Maurice l. J. Galvao. the
German. O. A. l. Dionne. captain OF the
West side club. Richard II. Palmer Tor
mer New Jersey State champion. ana
others
New York state mems championship
singles tnrst rounds. &. COOK Geisate1
y n CartWtlI. IT.. 81. 60. II. VI. Bdich
defeated T. II. ). Andrews. o. G-H. o-3,
Frederlcl, G.. Baggs defeated Dr. y. f. DraNe,
c.. g. George ). GroesosSA ueISdse1
Frederick a.. Anderson by dtltu4': hts
Perry defeated Ray Thompson, % ID
"a. H. ) Parker defeated :. r. Johnson
"a 60. ". 49, Spencer defeated h. .
Morse g-3. 81. j. VI. Holcombc. IT,, de-
S,abury defeated b. W. stair 60, e II.
j. W"stfalI defeated j. q. Ionllnsoh' JF' o.
default. William -. Bourne defeated J.
Richie b. default BENJAMIN VI. Fhll!!ps H1-
feated Preston CUMMING IT,. Is. -, % %,
e. frederick Watson. Jr, dtteatr1 = lal ''s
4. chambers. Go. 81; Hoffman Nickerron
defeated Paul s. Brinsmadr, o. -
Howard Vosheu defeated +. l. Linen o.
U,nrnctt norton defeated Alfred d.
Hammott. q. IS. Walter Merrill nan
defeated Louis Graves. d-4, 90, Ut. EWIis
TAYLOR defeated r. Hardcasue' IT, u - p,
g. ". Warlng defeated X. c. Peardon 81
a. Leonard Beekman defeated @. hltchle;
% a.. Charles NJ. Bull. Jr, defeated
Dean Mathey. %. GO. Robert lie hoy
defeated y C.. Johnson. e.. 6-3; GustaNe
+ TOuchnrd defeated q. Beasley. IT, ~
"a. G. BURGESS defeated W. u. Love -
-6 "a. r. " Paul r.. defeated c. 4;
sparks. G-i. Ct: Walter l.. Pate defeated
X u Fisher. e. G-4. 7. G. Cor"in De
feated c. 8 cutting by default; philip ROD
erts defeated ". ;. Coates by DEFAULT. -.
Iorraine Wyeth defeated II. @. Martin Dy
defauIt. Henry & Martin defeated ). Hoit
al 90: J. Bowden defeated Lincoln
pcim.r by default: William NJ. Johnston de-
seated Guy Nankivel G-l. -.
second round-Chapman Ropes defeated
n u McClave, a 81 Henry W. slocum
defeated r. r. Humphreys by default Theo-
dore Roosevelt Pell defeated I W. Potter
ii d. Samuel A. Westfall defeated
Ueurv Pope. 6--l. 90; II. s. Rothsc MIA
debated Harold Swain. q. 81, G-3i
Richard II. Palmer defeated II. r. Partrldge
"a. "a. f. +. Thomas. jr.. defeated F. J;
rcheverria. 81 e.. Allen Tobey defeated
II w. Robinson by default; Maurice l" l.
Galvao defeated r. p. Harrington. 81. g
g. A l.. Dionne defeated j. F. Patterson
Sc, 90. ,,..s Z I,
Thomas tr Ct e..