The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
ALL DAVIS CUP MEN
SCORE AT LONGW00D
Mclaughlin Defeats Niles aud
VIII Meet Bundy, Who Beats
Holmes without Trouble.
WILLIAMS TRIMS GARDNER
Rchr. With Pell as Partner, Is
Victor in Two Matches
of Doubles.
WILLIAMS TRIMS GARDNER

r5.-->. July oc.-Tn rather brilliant
three .s' match Maurice l.. McLough-
ORR '.Ir.r ~ the Davis cup tennis
.'..,-.. easily disposed Of Nathaniel w.
Nl.s Massachusetts, champion. to-day in
q, tournament at Longwood. As re-
Of. na meets Thomes G. Bundy, an
o.As- ~ 'hs Davis cup team, tomorrow.
Rrgd, rlmo through with an easy win
over ua-oId Holmes Of New Bedford.
y Norris williams third Davis cup
r'...- had @ difficult task disposins
n, - T. glrduer. Jr, and Karl Behr.
mo fourth member of the team. was on
-, winning end IN two doubles matches
uti r =. peu for a partner.
Each one NJ the cup players acquitted
himself With glory and It was the opn-
i0r 81 ~. majority ot tho largo gall
lsr, ths' OH, cup committee had made
70 mistake lu IT'S selection Of team.
Williams had ~, hardest time of all, bue
re demonstrated his ability In no un-
certain way. for pressed by a stin OPP
pua.r.. n. pulled hard match out of the
IRE,
ycs,a-I,t.- rain upset the plans Of
tho 10re7yood committee considerably
and a- , result there was almost con-
,'ruou- tennis to-day. Between the
starring time iu the forenoon and sunset,
/. when ,le LIS; match was completed. eight
= s.re'M matches and eighteen doubles
matches were played. OF course there
W.. D., question which were the popular
att-act!oa.. for Mclaughlin versus Niles
md Williams against Gardner held the
rslls-f, There we're not a few who re-
rraIr,I % witness brilliant doubles
mat, 900 which the former national
champions. HlcAett and AleX1nd op-
posed Fred Imam and Raymond Little
succ ssfu''y
L,lga,'u was ever brilliant player
Nh, match with Niles His vicious drives
passed N.,es time and again when the
after attempted to go to the net, and n
No latter essayed to play from the base
Nnc T.. was baiiied completely by Me
Lnugh',f'~ light touches which barely went
over Oa.e or twice during the match
Niles passed Mclaughlin, but there was
never an ms .snt when the outcome was IN
iouh, IN the opening set Mclaughlin
.cor.I nine points on service aces ana
these. coupled with FIVE placements and
tvsriy-s.N errors by Niles, gave him the
'eeded points.
IN me SetDliQ SET .Ntl.ouHlll' N'F7 ''''
lsss at IN, outset and ere ne knew II
Niles was leading by four games to three.
However. Mclaughlin settled down and
.ook IN. uaN, siN running on some place
mont .hof- down the side lines. In the
.o-..ud.ng st he earned eight points and
.c.rN,d rN,uty-onc on Nlles's errors. In
,Nat set Niles was firing badly and du'
,, Dbl. weakness four double faults were
counted against him.
There Wr.' not few who were sur
,rlsed considerably when Hugh ITALIAN
sll Wayac, r. Johnson disposed OF O. f
Tsth,rl and W. NJ Washburn in one o.
tho doubles matches after five sim sets
With the sets one all Touchard and Wash
burn won tho third, but thereafter the!
vera o1t..as-ed by Johnson's brillian
play The summaries.
IN. Loaevood Bowl Slnsles--Third roun
N Mclaughlin, san Francisco deteatr
Thomas Buudy. San Francisco. defeate
Ha;ot H2.re. %eW Bedf hSSrtd,a snS d.
fs,ied g r Gardner Jr. Boston, SIS. g
90. --i. p whitney, BOSTON defeat.
,i,s- L. Eoy e New I {o,s;,S S 4 " " wtsh'
man. R..,ar. CT e, i--6. IS,
.ra.- naaq,l.A. pae W"rt F ss : de
80, r p AleNanicr. New York defeate
/ 9 wight. Rostou SIS, H.. 81; v
JoG g'. rhnsdssips1i.s; defeated >
Easter championship t,oubles-Firsl roun
g Lyon, jT And W; !, l. Pa'e h Ri,S
Ho, S,r' "a 90 n0V ~: " } Clo,6is
gssa.P9a end 6 D Gardner 4,y III. hoi no.
'on -, -. 81. a $. Dabney and y.
Mes Boston defeated J D. z. Jones and
1:SsT FroYd' GSr.s s Boston s S defeat,
j K. scott and l.. Beal7. Boston =
- - s.: =. G., seayer and O.
Putnam, Boston, defeated A. Hinchclins ar
Nichol, Boston, 90, s.. 81: D.
NNts and G Bacon, Boston defeated
beekman and a. Tobey, New York. g.
second Round W Rosebaum. New yor
\ 3nnd n Whnney. Boston, defeated G
Bates and ". Davis Roston, Is. O.
- l. fourell anl Z. l. Murray. 81
Hugh ft.t0t Roston, and W. +. johnso
trN1,@ .pt "a, defeated q. F. Touehard al
80 4. II. II Hacket, and y.
Alexander Sew York, defeated +. g. Inmi
.Nd - LI''le New York t. 81. G.
- Wreelwrght and A. y. Reggio, Bo
on .~'e''rd Lyon and Pate 80, 6
g.. 90 Seaver and Putnam defeated
Me, and Bacon, 2--6 s-e, IS, g.
pans rud II MacKinnev, T7Ovidcn'
b 4r'et''I W Foster and 4. NJ. 'urri'
r.|a.1 * bebr, New York, defeated IT,
AL s.5. r y. piimPpion and p
''t5 + e e'' Base sos an% s
u ,Hsrss Ro-tou. 5--I -. IS. d
go Co., s-l -
'-f Bound Dams and MacKinncy 4
'haNsr and II \. LawiOn, Bost'
o o . pell and Rehr defeat
'''. D waters. 1t, Is, IS, g.