The sun., 1914-09-13
ANDREWS SURPRISES
GRAVESOF HAWORTH
BritOn Plays Tennis as They
Do on Other Side, With
Winning Result.
MISS WAGNER ALSO WINS
Defeats Little Miss Coward in
Challenge Round by Her
All Around Play.

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Sept i2.--W. =.
Andrews, former Cambridge University
player. occasioned surprise here to-day Ivy
defeating Louis Graves of Haworth. ~ j.,
IN the nnal round of the New RoCheils
tennis club open singles, In straight scjs
al o. b-l, Is. The Brlton had been
paying remarkable tennis during the
week, but even at that. most followers Of
the game would not COhcedo that he had
chance OF doing better than gtvlug Graves
hard night The victory gives Andrews
leg on the Quaker Ridge cup.
The Englshman gained his victory by
playing superior tennis every minute Of
the match. His backhand was partl,u-
larry strong and his other strokes wcro
TYPICAL OF the game played on the uthcT
side vi the Atlantic. Andrews had plenty
OF chance to bring his backhand drives
into good use, for his rival persisted IN
playing to his Off side even after he found
there was no weakness IN that depart
ment of the Britons play
Andrews started service and the OPEN
| ing set had not gone very far before it
became evident that he was going to dp
more than put up good ngnt Tine
| Briton rolled on four games in rapid stic.
cesson and then feeling that he was mss
ter OF the situation, let w for a while aud
| allowed Graves to carry off couple OF
| games. one Of which went to deuce thrce
| times. Andrews finished up the set With
love game on his own serv cs and an-
| other which went to deuce. The points
! In the opening set were a. to %
Even after the Briton had taken the
! first set with such seeming ease. there
were many who persisted that Graves
| would come back with a rush that would
easily overpower his rival lustead ~ ths
Jerscyite showing the burst OF speed. how
ever, 1t was Andrews who started . s,lurt
| IN the second set and the result OF Il
was that after dropping the first game On
his own service u" ran through th, next
siN. only one of which went to deuce. Tho
| points h. the s5,oud set were 2S tp -
Andrews dropped the initial game OF
the third set also. but again he hit high
speed and ree.ed off "A cluster of four.
Graves bracod and mad dying EFFORT on
the sixth game. which he won at love but
lost the next and the score was 81
against him. Another short lived spurt
gave the liiworth player tho eighth game,
hut Andrews frightened and made OF with
the ninth and finished the match. Tho
points for the nual set werr IS to 81.
Andrews had a total Of Is games
and SIS points TO games anl 90 points
for Graves
Miss Marie Wagner of the Hamilton
Grange Lawn Tennis club. national In
door champion. played with her accus-
toned snap and dash IN the final round
~ the womf MS singles and easily de-
feated Miss Eleanor coward. the fourtecn-
} Near-oId hr"ilNNii hilss' III s'Iatn' sf's
at 50. e.. The Noungstrr appeared
to be suffering from an attack OF stage
fright for she did not show any Of ner
usual ability and I'm the first set gath
cred In "A meagre total Of only - points
against Miss WaEners 81.
I'm the second set Miss Coward PLAYED
l. better tennis TINS return 10 eooa Work
, was not ACCOMPLISHED until after she h1i
!, Troppcd cg m the frst three games in which
. sbe scored only two points Then the
e voungster 'oi'cu NlsS N'''''
3 nine times In the tonrth game netnrS ~ snr
ora,y lost IT, MIS- , roWa1's ns sri nyr,m hro,,s
7 snrt waS arous u tn'h h'' S"' "''No
g ,hrouph the indoor chnrlnions service ON
the next game ana took II a, ' ,GyG, ~, she Eo,
could not keen W. W. a., 80, .,,,,,n
A own service ana drohn-u '' w.
). M, came back IN tn seventh ana hrGNe
. | throneh M'SN L.1 ,,or. IN d,ucp
ming the raw" at''r " w" ,t,
:, 1--WE times The Vouus r1'Ss foN"ht ~. III
n ~, i,.b ,,,,,c aud forced u to deuce
4 tNe eiF"t' -, q, ,rts ,oin.s l-
u 'wic" h0fo~" droN"'" ~. '' '''
II ,I,. second sot w"~e 80 10 81.
a NJ. vv,.,ar also 'oo'S Arst nr'Eo N
= 'Ne r''ved do"N'es 90 ,...,, -r.n.
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