Evening star., 1914-07-25
bUNDY IS DEFEATED
Fails to Do Well Against His
Teammate, Mclaughlin.
DAVIS CUP MEN STAR
Brilliant Playing Is Done by Nearly
All the Defending Tennis
Team.

BOSTON, July 25.-Three of the men,
bers of the American Davis cup team won
their matches at Longwood yesterday and
the fourth lost because he was opposed
by fellow-member. The losing man
was Thomas C. Bundy. who was SO COM
pletely outclassed by Maurice f. Nc
Loughlin that he looked more like a
novice than one of the national doubles
champions and a member of the cup de-
fense team. Mclaughlin never, at Long
wood, showed a more complete mastery
Of strokes than yesterday. Time after
time he passed Bundy, and he scored a
number of kills on his opponents short
lobs. Once he slipped at the latter. but
only once.
Meanwhile r. Norris Williams was
Watson NJ. Washburn, his. college mate.
Washburn played brilliantly. and the
many hne rallies caught the big gallery
which for time had been all attention
Loughlin and Bundy were playing. The
other member Of the defense team, Karl
Behr, playing with T. r. Pell, handily
defeated Baggs and Voshell of New York.
A Tower of Strength.
Behr starred in the doubles match and
there were not few present who ex-
pressed themselves as being eminently
satisfied with the committees choice OF
him for a member of the team. He
counted few errors, but in the main
he was tower of strength. Today was
one of his good days and all followers of
lawn tennis know that when he is good
he is very good. Ella Fottrell of Cali
fornia was forced into four sets by L.
H. Whitney and r. Lindley Murray had
no trouble taking his match from Fred
Inman In straight sets. Murray played
brilliantly and his form ind Gated that
those who have favored him for the cup
| team were justified in doing so. Inmar
didn't seem able to do ::.uch with his
service.
Bundy took only one game in nineteen
played with Mclaughlin. In the first sci
Bundy earned just one point, a place
ment. while he received eleven on Nc.
Loughlin's errors. The latter had three
service aces and six places to his credit
| and these with nineteen errors by Bundy
| gave him the set at love. Bundy double
faulted three times, while McLoughlir
transgressed once.
| Only Earned One Point.
| In the second set Bundy scored thir.
| teen points, but earned only one of them
again on a placement. Mclaughlin had
ten outs and two nets, while Bundy ha6
| six nets, eleven outs and a double fault
In the third set Bundy won his only game
that came when Mclaughlin set vicious
smashes twice into the net and twice
more out of court. Again Bundy earned
one point. while Mclaughlin had twelve
errors. McLoughlin's passing was deadly
| In this set. for he scored thirteen place.
ments ana one ace, while a double fault
| was called against him
| Tomorrow Mclaughlin meets Dabne,
| and Williams has Fred Alexander for ar
=, opponent. Fottrel meets Murray anC
G. T. Putnam plays Wallace +. Johnson
The doubles match scheduled has Hacketi
and Alexander opposed to Clothier anC
| Gardner The summarizes:
Longwood sinSles-Four,h round-M f. Sic
| l'oughlin, San Francisco beat I. C. Bundy. Lot
Angeles, 60, go 81: r. Norris Williams 2nd
| Phi!ndelphia. beat W. VI. Washburn. New York
tS-6, s-lo- los, 6i: L. FotIreil, san iran
cisco. heat E. ii. Whitney. Boston, lo-s. 6-s
IS-'r - K L. Murray. San Francisco, beat r r
| Putnam. Boston, beat II. Nickerson. Boston, S-8
3-6. 6-2, 6-l.
! Estern doubles championshp-Third round
h H. Hackett and r. Is. Alexander heat ~
Tallant and W. +. Johnson. 6-3, 6-2, g.: A. ;
| Dabney and " W. Niles beat Il. T. StaNer ant
c. Putnam 63, 6-1, 81.
| Fourth rounh F. fottrell and r. l.. MURRAY
| heat W. Rosenhaum and L. II. WAitn.y, ll-9
10, S-3; llaoney and Niles beat X Dana anC
u. Mackinney, by default; T. X. Pell and y
Behr beut +. c. Bagss and s. NJ. NosheI 81
1876, Is.