The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
M 'LOUGH[ IN WINS
IN St RA|GHT SETS
WITH USUAL EASE
Showed Effects of Lack of
E :Practice-Strachan, Grif-
fin and Johnston Win
Their Games

NEWPORT. R L, Aug. 1s.-Playing
true to form, the real contenders for
titular honors in the thirty-third an
nual championship singles tournament
came through the initial rounds today
without upset
Maurice E. Mclaughlin. present title
holder. led the California contingent,
every member of which scored victories
in the first or second rounds.
The eastern division including Clo-
thier, Touchard, William Voshell. Dab
ney and Wallace Johnson was equally
successful.
The pairings, however, failed to pro-
duce any star matches.
Of the three foreign players entered
two were eliminated and the third won
his way into the second round.
Baron H. Won Lorsner defeated Louis
n Hobbs in straight sets. but his
brother, K Won Lorsner, after playing
four fast sets against E. c. Wilson,
defaulted in the fifth with games to
In his favor.
P. A Vale of England drew Alfred
Dabney as opponent in the initial
match and lost in straight sets.
CENTER OF INTEREST
Much Of the attention of the gallery
was devoted to the play Of the members
OF the Davis cup team, and the youth
ful entrants from the Pacific coast.
Mclaughlin, in his early match,
showed the effects of his hard play
abroad and the subsequent lack of
nent, Amos Pinchot, who, handicapped
by lame knee, could do nothing with
McLoughlin's service and stroke.
The champion. however, demonstrated
that his Judgment of distance and an
giles was not at its best. Another day
OF play viii probably find him in his
old time form again.
WINNERS BY DEFAULT
William NJ. Johnston and Clarence
Griffin moved into the second round on
defaults by opponents, but ]. r.
Strachan had to defeat F. T. Freling-
huysen in straight sets to keep pace.
Both Straehan and Johnston, who met
and defeated William Blair in the sec
ond round, had their speed and place
playing up to the form shown in pre-
vious tournaments this season.
The grandstand court has been al
1otted to r. Norris Williams and Gus
tave r. Touchard for tomorrow's fea-
ture match.
Williams entered the second round
by default on the part of r. c. Seaver,
and Touchard won his way by defeat
ing Walter Roberts Of Hartford, Conn,
in straight sets.
TODAY'S RESULTS:
First round-G. C. Gamer. Philadelphia. defeat
F. Tosdhard Na~ 9orF defeated Walter Rob s.
eFts. Hartford. GO, &c, 6-3: c. NJ. Bull Jr.
New York, defeated Ezra Gould, Providence,
Second round-w. P Burden. Newport. defeat
ed Leonard Thomas. Englewood. n. J.. Go,
6-2 81: A s Dabney. Boston defeated P A.
vale Washington. Go 6-2 60: r. W Sea
bury. Newport defeated william Dean. St Paul.
phia, defeated Shaw Mexican. Philadelphia. by
First round-George Burgess, New York. de-
feated J. W. Calvert. PHILADELPHIA Go. 6-2.
81; f. G. Wilson. Detroit. defeated Baron yon
fault; F. c. InEan. New York defeated ], G.
Thomas, New York. 6-4. 1o-s. lie; ]. R.
huysen, New York. e-1. ca. 6-3: L. c.
Rnndy. Los Angeles, defeated A. E. kennedy,
1aHr F-1sf q n
First ronnd~A f. Kennedy Jr. philadelphia.
defeated R. L. Briggs. New York. Is 6-2,
fsafed 10 / n b1H9R Hobs T. Boston Sea h'sne e
pesn Mathey, Cranford. r. J., defeated z, A.
Baltimore. defeated Stanley Rogers. Phlladel-
nhia 70. 6-3. g.. 81. Is.
defeated H H. Hackett. New York, by default;
Paul Ding Fosdyk. c>ewport, defeated D, d. Nor
Providence defeated irving stille Philadelphia.
Sc. e-3, e-S e-2 JOS; r. A MacKinney.
defeated NJ. Buchanan Baltimore. 6--3 60,
e-2; J.. a. Weber, Chicago defeated Francis
Evans. Philadelphia. defeated Richard Stevens.
Hoboken. 6-8; e. So; G. ". Phillips, galti-
1-8. s-3, % 10: william NJ johnston.
San Francisco. defeated william Blair. New
phia. defeated G. E. Ldpseomb. New York. by
default; S. II. Voshell, New York debated f.
Seck. New York. defeated G. L. Lewis washing
ron 6-3. Ga, 3-6 6-2; K. H. Behr New
York. defeated Edgar Leonard. New York. by
default; Stanley Henshaw. Providence defeated
J. Fl. Taylor Norfolk Va, 2-6. 6-2, Go,
e.; F. C. Conlin New York defeated e. +.
Donr Jr. Washington. 2-s. 70 3-6. 6-4,
7-5; r; H. Palmer. New York. defeated ]. D.
GrOtz Philadelphia. 6-1. 81, S-2; C. G. Eel
1on, Philadelphis, defeated Thomas Dunlap
St Paul defeated J. C. Bell Jr.. Philadelphia.
T-5 SIS. e. F. ". Watrous. New York. de-
feated R. J. Somer, Philadelphia. Cd, 6-1,
s-1 G. u. Church. New York, defeated ". s.
Kuhn New York 6- 6-2, 6-1; W. J.
&c Clother Philadelphia defeated Basil Wagner
Baltimore. e-2i 60. IS; W Z Pate. Brook
6--1 6-2; F. W. Paul Philadelphia, defeated
G. v. Peak Jr-. New York: by default; William
Rosenbaum- New York defeated E. B. Crumba
haer. New York 6-3. 7-5 7--5; Harold Swain
New York, defeated c. L. Frailey. Washington
90 6-2 6-3 81: Gardner Beals Boston, defeated
= A. H Dntton. Washington, 60 So, 6-3: B.
c. Law Philadelphia, defeated J. E. Dixon, New
port 6-1 6-3 ca; F. a. Drew. st Louis
defeated S. s.. Paine, New York. e-i. S.
Go, NJ. E. McLoughlin. San Francisco defeated
Amos Pinchot. Washington, 6-2, 60. 6-2.