New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31

have delighted the hearts oil lawn ten
mis- lovers from coast 20 coast were
again in evidence. and BeeHman was
helpless before the battcring ne got
from the rcd-headed Nesterner.
Mclaughlin in Best of Humor.
Mclaughlin was the personincation
OF good humor. and grinned whether
ne missed an easy shot or scored VITA
A brilliant passing stroke. HIS smile
was infectious. and everybody Nitnlh
a radius of tfty feet Vi the court
Joined in the laughs and the cups o;
the champion.
Murray went into. the second rouni
against Richard Palmer the veteran o.
the base line game, and took the match
Al i I. ,. Just At first the Cah-
fornia youth vas puzzled by me re-
markedly swift drives that the veteran
began 70 shoot through his court. sew
eral Of these shots caught Murray IN
prepared a he made Tor the net ara
friends of Palmer checred aim on WIN
words Of praise.
After losing The first game the Can.
fornia youth peeled of ms Leland
Stanford sweater and got down 20 'He
task IN hand. He made a flying plunge
for the net. and LETT mis- na' Inc WIN
a much speed that hc and the ball
reached the net almost simultane-
ouslv. BY wonderful display OF court
overing Murray nipped those stinging
drives from the veteran racquet an!
turned them back with beautiful place
ment shots across the court. mere
after the task vas easy, and the you'h
ran six games IN row Tor the SET.
Dsi
away with the first game. Murra1 took
the second, and the veteran the fh'-i'
soaring on forehand drives that ca
rcd a lot Of speed and bounded errat-
icallv. Murray once more took COM
raud OF the situation at this stage,
racing all over the court and smother
ing his opponents shots by brilllart
work from the centre court position.
Frederick {. Inman. former holder
Of the Metropolitan title, treated Al
rick II. Man. IT.. a former New Eng
land champion. 20 an unpleasant SUI
prise BIZ defeating him a. -. s..
lnman was very fast in protecting
openings i'm his court. and fairly out
played Man IN the many volleys the
two engaged IN at the net. The Yale
mans hard forehand drives did no,
trouble Imam greatly. and ne showed
keen judgment in tricklng his oppo-
nent out OF position.
Bundy Wins His Match Easily.
Thomas c. Bundy, McLoughlia's
partner in the doubles. experienced 10
trouble in winning his first ma-cn
against H. K. Sturdy, jr. The Cali
fornian's vicious looking twist serr.cc
was "A problem Sturdy could not solve.
and the Westerner's clever jockeyIrs
and change OF pace often found his
opponent SPRAYING all over the court
in vain attempt 20 return the ball.
The match went 10 Bundy at 50. 2.
Frederick b. Alexander, who has ably
represented his country on several Da-
Wis Cup teams. took his first match By
default from Felix Doubleday. and then
engaged Watson VI. Washburn, Of Hsr-
ward. i'm the third round. Washburn,
who had Just defeated DR.. William
Roscnbaum in straight sets, found
AeXander's game horse of a different
color. and the veterans lightning fast
net play effectively disposed of the
Harvard mans swift drives down the
j side lines. After dropping the first set
at Is, Alexander swung into WIN
ming stride and took the last two sets
and the match al S., g.
4 L Chambers WAS the only other
-, -, -oacb Tho fourth round which
pay 81 ~ ''@0 !. ''o -, -" -,
nc dld d. delcailhs u. ". HlalE' lHe
New York veteran, at 81. q 8. stair
was steady. as. usual. but Chambers
y; rc,p,vorted this h. tskin, everything
~ ~ ...,,.f.l,. 81 =
lhdt cane otcI IHV H'', Pai 'io"'".' - Nne
high lODs that STAIR Kept sendlng 10
deem court
. TLo .,,r,r,ar;oq fo1Io,y.
~
Nc,. yo-'. Sflf~ Lawn tennis Champion
.f.,, ,rr.r ~oun.f,--Nor-l.n johnson defeated
rtoD,.e ia So, r. e Cornin won
ron, Nrfe,n d.. default. Hoffman Nick,r-
on 4of,,t-d r. A.lcn. 800. -. ,--.
D. - r,rellnghu,sen defeated Robert -.
flo2n 5-f 49,. b. -. Anderson defeated
l.r-..e. NrsuNL 10 o--s. Richard Palmer
t.faIfrd T. T.. .stcltncy. -. g.. r Lini-
ie. Murrav won from rs. ". Johnston, by
default. T.. J. Esclrverrla defeated J. Ne'n-
-t.ir G-g .-. OIL. Louis Graves acfo8fcf
d. a Wvkc- 90 Ga. s. II. COFFEE defeated
a. II N.nkl,,i 80 % i-4. h. e. ln-
man J.feg-aa E.. g.im,r - G-i Alr.ek
NJ ~ lc.,l.ei IT, = Trcafyr. l-l. c..
= :. Trinsmade Icfelt,d r. u. =. Andrews