The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
HAINES CLIMBS WITH
LOSS OF FIVE GAMES
foracc Mann Junior Goes Into
Fifth Round at Tennis
by Rare Play.
DOUBLES GET UNDER WAY

= l.. iIaincs uf Horace Mann Scaoo,
f.paved remarkable form yesterday IN
;oo metropolitan Junior indoor lawn tennis
championship touruamcu; ~ the seventh
Regiment Nrmory and reached the Semi
final round 10y winning two matches.
iIaDnes climbed to the NTH round by de-
eating &. =. Fuier n the fourth Gu
Straight sets at g. CO. and ;hcn
H-ought M VA tine svn,-final racket by dis
pcsing OF Alfred Il. Oliver. also in con-
secutiyo sets. with the loss OF only one
game in tia opening So,
Including Yesterdays matches She iIor-
ace Mann yuungstcr had not dropped Il
set, has taken one love sut In ccah con-
toSt and has Il total loss OF only live games.
On Monday he was fortunate AT the BE-
ginning in drawing a bye into the second
round, where he Immediately advanced
. q default by V Brinkman. This
brought him into the third round bracket
with Alan Burroughs. whom he defea ed In
straight sets at e.. &c. In al OF MS
matches the Horace Mann yJungster has
.hown great knowledge Of the finer points
OF the game and gives promise of develop
G,g into real star.
The entire fourth round was completed
yesterday and all OF the seven boys who
-, LETT in tho Journey should be heard
from Ia tennis In the future One sur
prize was the defeat of Il. c. Hand Of 81
Marks School. Young Rand played fino
tennis Oh Monday, but was not 80 good
yesterday and was put out OF tho running
ty J.. VI. Banks.
H. l.. Bowman OF the Mount Vernon
High School disposed OF I. W. Raymond
In the fourth round at e., e-1. He
sill meet r. s. Goldman of the Ethical
culture School IN the fifth round this
afternoon. The latter managed to gain
q victory over his classmaie, J, w Wolf,
n the third round match, which was
Interrupted Monday by darkness. The
mai score Of this match was 0--6. Sc.
s.. Goldman then came through IN.
nth round by beating +. T. Bailey at
80, 1Q-S.
Matthew Taylor of Fordham Prep and
J. II. Robb. the other boys stlll in the
'unn.ng. had a hard time coming through.
Taylor was forced to three sets by Will
lam katz before winning at 6--3. 81.
6-2, while Robb was even harder pressed
by Cass Canfeld of Groton School. The
latter two played three deuce sets be-
fore Robb was able to gain the decision
at 6--S. -, St. Taylor will meet
Banks this morning and Robb will try
conclusions with G. NJ. Cordley OF Glen
Ridge. y. j.. who came through to the
NTH round on Monday In the afternoon.
The doubles got away to n flying start,
the first two rounds being completed be-
fore o'clock last night There were
'nirty-two teams playing and they were
Tor the most part very evenly matched.
Goldman and Wolf the two Ethical Cul-
tire boys. seem to have a penchant for
TO- L.. t L. ~.
we're on the courts long after all OF the
other boys had gone home. They created
IN upset, too. for they beat bowman and
H. w Forster In the second round at
IS, 4--6, t..
John Hicks and Walter Hanlon de-
'eated Cordley and L. Knox In the long
st match of the day. The contest was
\ the second round and went to three
sets, two OF them long deuce affairs,
before Hicks and Hlnlon won at 80,
i--3, i3--lL Cordley and Knox were
tired by their first round match, in which
they beat A. W. Frost and W. j. De-
tr-,sAi in straight sets at s. -.
The summaries:
,Mstropell!an Junior ChamHionsship. Indoor
>ingies.rhird round-il' W.. Forster de
Banks defeated r.. c. Rand. -, "a, -
x. S. Goldman defeated ! W Won, o.,
st; -; r Bailey defeated J. p Me
F9arth Round-R II. b. Hai1e;, defeated c.
,r-i T. D Cumming. g. 81; Matthew
lNoF, a:teated wiiIiam SAT- 60, -
-, 6--l. II. S Goldman defeated =. Z.
Hailey 81, 10. II. l. Bowman defeated
LED G cas- CaIhoSld Us. -. Sc t;o''
iinh d EiSand--R, p. HAins' defeated Al
Metropolitan Junior Championship Indoor
pouhes-First round-B. 7. Van Ralte and
Wiiiiam Hammcrsiough by default. W. H.
Eetts and Donald \. Allen won from George
C,ormiek and II. ", L@amGrGke defeated W
p Pre- singer and L. McCollum, 81 -,
seeg% n sGa J. II s2S9 Won ro2
and c. NJ Cordley defeated \, W, Fro; and
J; lahriskie G-a; 10 ,-5 John hi,k' s1d
Goodhue. Livingston, r., by default; 7.
RAYMOND AMI Il. H. Gillespie defeated J.. !:
H. p. DAVIDSON aud G, V. Whitney defeated
trthqr n Hurd and {, Ice, Ga, -;
dst Ha p + NJ Finn and and CSarles isaac.on
a. d; r. SSndsrson ond Wliar3 BTn ,oe
J. M9'lsy, 81. IS, c. n, s pn Go.ama9
s owimian' - defeated defeated NJ Macdure ana j.
Borers 50, 81 y C. Rand and william
i% Ton. ' IT, Ieisasd GlsRs a"a and
1oG g. WaT zabfsRe aofSated = ' bn2oH
and Matthew TaEior go a.. 7m5i Leon Leon
,snneld and C. f. Fuller, 6---e, IS. ..
Second Round-B l.. Van Ralte and VIII,
'sm Katz defeated ": II: Betts snd Donald
and W Lamarcke defeated r.. NJ sedg.
tick and J. II Robh, "a, 6--s. g.: John
! B Raymond and ii II Giil.spis defeatei
ST. Jsbish Holmes, Jr, ana WadsWorth
Dunn defeated T. sanderson end willard
: ". Won defeated II ", Forster and II
=. Bowman. G--3, 49,, - r.. c Elnd
and William Plat defeated r. b. Haincs
ana J {. LYONS. Jr. 6--4 Cd; I W. RAY
,lond and q. \ Habriskie defeated Leon g.
French and V, Briukman, 10, -,
CHARLESTON RACING RESULTS.