New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-04
RACES BL|GHTS HOPES
Of GALVAO ON COURTS
avn Tennis Players Reach
Semi-FinaI Round in
the Singles.
WARD DEFEATS ROSENBAUM
voshell Only One to Win in
Straight Sets in Long
Island Tourney at the
Kings County Club.

Four Of the lawn tennis players, >.
Ioward Voshell. Frederick c. Baggs,
vanderbilt B. Ward, and Henry J. Mol
,snbauer. won their places in the semi
Ansl round of the Long Island champion
shin singles, yesterday. on the courts of
the Kings County Club. at Kingston ave-
M. and Crown street, Brooklyn. Voshell,
who was the challenger Of Gustave f.
Touchard for the title last season. was
the only player of the quartet to come
through in straight sets.
yoshen, hitting bard for his left-hani-
Cd drives and volleys, disposed Of Clifford
Io,liffe by the score OF 6-2. 60. Jolliffe
rarely gagged correctly the cross-fire
shots of voshell, who led all the way
to the end.
Baggs who coupled with. Voshell in the
upper half Of the semi-flnal round. had
the distinction of eliminating Maurice /.
I. Galvao. the German racquet wielder,
from, the tournament. 1t was a desperate
hattie waged between long drives and
ringery volleys before Baggs scored at
AZ 6-3, 1910. The American soon learned
10 anticipate Galvao's favOrite and sud
den shots in the corners of his court.
II was difficult TO beat the ball to the
mark, but Baggs accomplished the trick
with some degree Of success.
In the third set Galvao led at Al on
games, and seemed TO have cinch upon
the next bracket. 1t was right there
that Bags lei himself out for a session
of do-or-die volleying. He took all kinds
Of chances. Fortune smiled on his dar-
ing. and he pulled up level to BALL on
games. Then they fought it out on
service TO sail, when Baggs broke
through and captured the match.
Ward. the young Yale boy, expert
enced a lively time Of IT with DR.. William
Rosenbaum, who was once within a
stroke Of the match and could not de-
liver the coup. Ward won at 81, 3-o.
N-s In the last set DR.. Rosenbaurl ed
at 5-3 on games and 400 on points. The
youngster put his Drawn into his
smashes, turned the dangerous corner,
and won the match by sheer force OF
speed,
Mollenhauer. the former holder OF he
championship. also pulled out Of tick
lsh situation. He defeated Harry B.
Roberts, of the Knickerbocker Field CLUB,
al 6-S, 81, rs. In the second set Rob-
erts was twice within a stroke OF VIC
tory The contest was filled with terrific
,olleying rallies. both of the men exhib-
ting unsteadlness because of the pace
at witch they played.
In the progress of the doubles 5 How
ard Voshcll and Frederick c. Baggs ar
rived in the semi-final round, as also
did the Westfall brothers. Sam and
Verne" There was little TO their vic
tories. the Westfalls defeating MURPHY
Bags winning from Roberts and Wetson
II is expected that with all day COM
petitions to-day. the tournament VIII Dc
reduced to the challenge and champion
ship match for the cup and title to-mor-
row.
The summary follows:
Long Island mems championship. singles
third round)-C. Jolliffee defeated Z. o.
Burrowes 6-3, 1-6. o.; Or. William no
FourtS round@s. Howard vosheil defeated
C. Jonnee. 50. Ga; Frederick c; Bags
defeated Maurice I. L. Galvao. -. C8,
William Rosenbaurn. e-1. So. 1o-S;
Henry ] Mollenhauer defeated Harry 5.
Roberts 6-s. ~. Is. ,,
(arst YounGJ~J r, Alien and B. Vi. Dwight
defeated Charles c. Chambers and william
McCarroll, G-1, a..
Second round-Harry g. Roberts and W.
Watson defeated O. A. L. Dlonne and II.
Harmon, "a, Sc. 81: X. Fisher and NJ.
Fisher defeated J. T. Allen and j. II. Davis
6-a 81. 90: Samuel A Westfall ana II.
l. Westfail defeated Ira Sankey and van
derbilt B Ward b-7, a., 81.
Third rounds Howard Voshel and
Frederick c. Baggs defeated Harry 5. ROD
"a anA z Vata "a AZ a.
Wsstfall ana H. l.. Westfall defeated A. II.
Murphy and B A. Davis. al, O.