The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
WILLIAMS WINS OVER
CLOTHIER WITH EASE
Allows Him to Win First Set
and Then Captures Two
without Trouble.
McLOUGHLlN HAS DAY OFF
Rain Prevents His Match With
Niles-Voshell Loses to
Washburn.
McLOTGHLlN HAS DAY OFF

BRooELISE. July 2i.--A rather nervy
tennis gallery which had sat or stood
beneath canvas during a wild thunder
and half this afternoon had the
pleasure Of seeing one Of those who will
defend the Davis cup defeat former
national champion In three sets To be
more explicit they saw Il Norris Will
Jams beat his fellow tovnsman. William
J, Clothler. H. handy fashion. Williams
.xceled throughout the greater part of
the match After a brief period of ur-
steadiness IN the first set he went out
and won as he pleased IN the remaining
two.
That WAS the ony feature match staged,
foi though the committee had announced
that Maurice + MCLoughiu and Nat W.
Niles were TO play they were forced TO
postpone the match because of the ele-
mcnts. Those who gathered At Longwood
before luncheon saw Eta Futtrell defeat
u C. Seaycr IN "A hard i've set match.
during the course of which Seaver ran
his logs OF and beat himself Also they
saw Watson NJ Washburn OF New York
defeat = II. Noshell from the same dis
trict In a four set conflict Leonard
Ecekman OF New York carried Irving
Wright. the Southern singles and doubles
champion. through fyo st'f sets for a
win
williams and Clothicr started play on
p rather wet court, Tor though "A tarpau!in
had been put down with the approach
10 the shower considerable water soaked
down In the opening set, which Clothier
won In nine games, Williams Melted thr-
teen times. drove ont seven and had three
double faults counted against him These
errors coupled with six placements by
H1.st 1atf laa GAf
The order was reversed IN the second
set. for the Davis cup PLAYER scored NJ
teen places against twenty errors for
Clothier and iiftoen for himself In the
concluding set Williams had ten places
and two service aces against seventeen
errors for Clothier and fifteen for him
self The summaries
Longwood Bow Singles-Sccond round
Sorris Williams, Philadelphia, defeated
william !. clothIer. Phi'adelphia, 81. 6--t.
&, Z H. Whitney Boston defeated w. l..
Third Round-F g Bag-s New York de-
tes,ed Harold Macknney Providence. by de-
fault. \. 5. pShnoy, d,teHted Louis Hobbs
Aissarder New York. defeated pr william
! G. Wright. Boston defeated Leonard Heck
man. New York 0.s, !, $, 80, So: IL
I Voshcl New York "a. 81 IS. s--2.
J Elis Fottrell. san Francisco. defeated 4. G
Reggie. Boston. I'll G-a. s--l, r. /.
Murray San Francisco. defeated Russell
. Dana Providence s.3 ia. "a; q r
Putnam. Boston defeated q. Thomas
' E1stpn. GO. s. al :. T.. BeHls. Boston.
defeated y W Cabot Boston. a. So
Ga s.2, ". +. johnson, Philadelphia, de-
featod j u. T.. Jones. Providence. % e.,
. "a
Eastern Championship Doubles-Firs,
. ruuni--J WheelvtiHh; and A y. Reggie
Roston. defeated u l.. Pickman, Jr, and G
uu"hins Boston. g, g.. s-ii y p
M",owsll and J Novel! Boston, defeated
Is. "a. t.
Second Round-W + Crock"r and A.
TnNscan Bntton defeated sidney Fame and
] Cofnr Boston. Is Is. ID. 4. In.
gram and \ Barrows Boston. defeated "
. \ IarUcd and partner hN DEFAULT =
/ Thsyer and " A. Lawtou. Boston. defeated
I q. ". wightman and Il. l. Brown, Boston