Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-02
M'LAUGHLIN BEATS
D0WA AUSTRALIAN
OPPONENT
San Francisco Man Wins
the Right to Challenge Cor
All-England Lawn Tennis
Singles Championship.
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Wimbledon. July g.--Maufice ~
Mclaughlin OF san Francisco, the
United States Lawn tennis champion
by GefestinR Stanley n. Doust. The
Ausiraiasian navls cup captain IN the
final round Of the Ali-Enaland lawn
tennis singles championship tourna-
ment today won the right 90 challenge
A. r. wiidins of New Zealand. the
title holder. The match viii be play
ed here on Friday Mclaughlin beat
DOust three straight sets
The youthful American had It much
his own way throughout the match.
which was played before 5000 spec.
tntors this afternoon IN brilliant
weather
Doust. NJ times By n supreme e.
fort, succeeded in giving good ex-
hibltion. Mclaughlin made a good
beginning by winning the first game
TO love with four consecutive services.
Doust being unable to make any at
tempt to return. The Austraiasian
then neutralized with hts service
. which the American found too sof,
for his liking but coming more up
to the net Mclaughlin took the next
three Ramess and established lead
OF Go T.. pOust then managed %
bring the score to 80 ON his service
by clever net work but after this tho
Z Australasian had very little chance
against the Americans placing and
hard hitting
4 Doust began the second set well
with a love game and after the Am
erlcan had won the next game with
his unbeatable service the Austral.
asian picked up another love game
Tie was now playing with more con-
fidence. but although he established
lead Of three games to two he could
not maintain Il against his opponents
service. The American was leading
4 ga when Doust madS another recov'
/ cry aud pulled up 20 ga but u was Q
hopeless effort az the American cas-.
ny took the winning game on his seT
vice. The third set also opened wei
for the Austrnlaslan, VINO after takinf
the first game won on the American'i
service for the first time after
fiercely contested gam In which
deuce was called three times and ther
winning the third game To love, givinI
the Australasian lead OF 80. Mat
ters now changed. however and Me
Loughin, winning three games N
succession by wonderfully mld-cour
kills. drew level nj four-all. Dous
took the next game bat failed to gail
the set. Mclaughlin winning TIVE
gnmes In succession. noust doubt.
faulting In his own service and thu
American then winning on his owl
service.
Mclaughlin proved far superior q
Doust throughout the match, the fca
ture of which was his cannon shots
service. lie was greatly pleased will
his reception at Wimbledon he say
the spectators showed their apprecla
tlon of every good stroke.
McI4oughlin has already faced wild
ing, the famous New Zealand playe
who has held the Ail-England IN
since 1910.
In 1903 McLoushhn and NJ. n
Long. also or California. Representa-
the United states In Australia la IN
challenge round of the Davis Gu
matches The KIDS as they wer
termed met y. r. Brooks ana wil6sa
In both singles and doubles at sydne
on November 2S and 30. Wilding de
ieated Mclaughlin In the singles tire
sets 10 one. The opening set Of thi
match. won by the Californian, wa
the only one captured by the Amer
can during the series hut McI.oughii
and Long put up great fight In IN
doubles. forcing Wildng ana brook
10 play their best 10 win
The English team 10 defend th
Dwight r. Davis international law
tennis cup Is To- be composed OF J. (
Parke. n. Il. Oper Barrett G.
Olson and A. W Gore. The commits
sloh az the lawn tennis associate
made the selections here this aftci
noon.