The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
CANADIANS FAIL TO
CAPTURE ONE MATCH
Nilding Beats Schwengcrs and
ErookcS Downs Powell in
Last Singles Bouts.
COURT ARE HARD AS ROCK
Hot Weather Rakes Them and
PLAYERS Contend With
Fast Bounds.
col RTS NRE HARD AS ROCK

lara to-lav. when ANTHONY + Nilding
,,d Norman y. BoolScs defeated u. +.
s,hrengerp and Il. n. Powell respectively
N che remaining two singles matches.
not. o. TO au'ipodeans took their VIC
,.-iss u ,trlieh, sets Wildlng winning
from S,uveugots at -. "a. 6-l in
"a opere- and Bruokes running away
from Powell IN ,he closing contest at 60.
e-' IS. Todays victories give them
,hs tie 80 3 scure " So, All i've NJ tho
,uss'e. ,,.u- Won easily in consecutive
eos
The Weather Nas deal for tennis and
,h. ,al4r1ars displayed the best form they
h,.. shown here The courts too were IN
1srfaet condition. very not sun had
naked and dried them out during the
n ,ru.ug and 10y the time the matches
4 vsr. begun the tutf WAS almost As hard
O.. .,r.rttc. notwithstanding the fact
tat Oh, matches were more In the nature
Of exhibitions inasnmch a. Australasia
s4rclu, had advanced to the setni-hnal
round boz, Winning she first three contests.
The Mr-cst crowd OF the week filled the
stand, and bledchers. while a large over
rov found places OF vantage behind the
bl.Ne.lp. ~ the north end of the court.
r.sr O. the matches there was some
an rs Hiding soon decided that a little extra
rra .'i,, would not do them any harm 50
st u'' their togs. Powell OF the Cana
da. t.lm thought that he might better
Ella, out and give q. II. Maycs Of Toronto
q chance - the latter had to leave for
u'1. Tonight. while Powell is going to
sta, s.d compete in the Western cham
p.ous0.ps. which started this afternoon.
lovsM however, decided TO try his hand
S-.uar R.pokcs, and so the original
s,1s'u'" was adhered to
SenvcnCers was the first to come out
On the court. and despite the glaring sun
ao d,l NOT wear anything To- protect his
bald head. The Canadian was followed
by NIldiug, VINO departed from his usual
custom and wore hat The men lost lit
Tie tm' o. practising and the first OF the
matches WIS started at so
IH. '.t. tiIiu shove unusual strength
. o., Hnrurs 80; and forced il to deuce
t..u., .' Saw" NJ. lie was steadier than
r.Ht and 90 Oh" first game with Widing
sN"- SDhwen-ers made extra points
i..'#saI' los some exceptional good work.
iHr.- Tine opening game the Dominion
I't" .'d al three OF his points on
'..''. rIt ,Wcuts. Schwengers started
''r second gam" with a clean service ace
o"t "Hu tho ZANE at love by pulling the
ca'i Nld.I- oUt of position three times
'N Succession.
NN''.G'.~ lIb not let ne squirt END there
'lurl hIt worked even faster in the th I'd
game and carried that OFF too on hi.
rivals delivery. Evidently the steady
\ natn- i"r three consecutive games had
hetn Too much for him, for he developed
We U"H table streak of wildness after
ne t1'ri game and lost the fourth and
MN and gathered in only one point.
Ih' canadian came back strong in the
SKI and outplayed the Antlpodean again
Of .t,,l
ana evening the set Mt all. Wilding
ABOUT ms time saw that he was nal
'olE 10 nave a sinecure and tried al
OF ms sticks, hut even at that the racquet
Welcr from the other side OF the border
hep' on even terms with him until the sc,
was brought 70 deuce at ALL each mar
winning on his own service. WiIdinp
had a chance to finish the set on IN,
',ehn game, for he had the lead at 4O-l5
rl' tne Canadian, playing above his form
".aSSi 10 pun the game out and keer
VI me running for the time being wild
H's lost only one point while winning III,
seYenth and twelfth games. which CAV,
~ ne opening set, the point score o.
which was 37-2e
The Canadian did not show ra,r,y n,
s1, strength in the second get, Will,
! lung evidently had become warmed vi
MS work In the opener As result
Anstralasian got away to an earl,
ga" ana was never headed. During thi,
H'hWengers played some remarkabl,
h'S out II was only in flashes that h,
s-o"ea good form. and it therefore die
10 get him very much. In the slxt,
hNN' H'Awcngers was at his best anC
inc game at love, earning all foul
l' nIut~ nv easily passing his adyer,
NE points for the set were EGO
'' u'" 'hrd set Widlng played still
I aga Srhwengers grew even slower