The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-08
AUSTRALASIANS PUT
ENGLISH OUT OF IT
Earn Right to Play American
Team in Challenge Round
for Davis Cup.
WIN DOUBLES WITH EASE
Brookcs and Wilding 0utclass
Parkc and MavrOgordatO in
Straight Sets.
WIN DOUBLES WITH EASE

1850. ,.iNr. Mass, Aug. 7.-Australa-
o. e4t.d the right to play the United
s,.'as 'n the challenge round for the
r,.s cup next week when Norman T..
=. .a.s aid Anthony r. Wilding easily
defeated James e. Parke and T. NJ
N.t~lEo-Iltn In the doubles match OF
,ta rui. round at the Longwood Cricket
tr,h here to-day In straight sets at 81,
Co. To-daNs victory gave the
A--.rai,lrs their third point as they
won both ~ ~" Singles matches yester-
d.E. brat Notwithstanding this Wildng
VI rt. TJrke and Brookes will take
on s. % Lowe IN the remaining two sin
e. contests tomorrow.
Loss than three thousand persons saw
tho match. which was practically devoid
a. interest because the islanders outplayed
thslr opponents at every angle of the
game and IN many cases made the two
Eritors look like novices. The match was
A great disappointment to the more en-
thusils'r followers Of the sport. for there
were many who expected the Brtons to
b. strong contenders In the doubles.
That they did 40 poorly was due for
the most part to the fact that the British
Isles representatives had absolutely no
teamwork, and constantly were losing
strokes through their uncertainty as to
Who should take a return. Parke was In
wretthyd form and made errors fire.
oueu''y lie was slow to get around the
court and dl not back up the Greek IN
tho way he should. Mavrogordato played
far tennis and did little better work
than Als partner while Wilding showed up
hest for the Antipodeans. The match was
over .u less than an hour and was fol-
lowed Dos an exhibition with a team made
~ az Stanley VI poust and a. W Myers
against Alfred W. Dunlop and A. II. Lowe
.H Rr4. l.
Won the opening game on four errors by
mo Nr'ous, two nets by Parke and two
ours hy Navrogordato. In the second
gIw" with MHvroEordato on the delivery
Inc the EuClishmen had the game at
1910. hut made three misplavs in a row
a-d lost that game too. The third. fourth
and NTH followed 10 the line of the first
40 and then the Englshmen managed TO
break into the winning column by taking
q love game on Mavrogordatos service.
Int they failed to score at all In the
seventh game and the set was finished at
I'll. with the points @7-l5 Only two
games went to deuce
Af''g dropping the frst three games
~ tre second set without any kind
"' fight at all, parke and Mavrogordsto
came out of their trance for a brief
s',i iu tho fourth game and forced Il TO
t.u." six times, mainly by their brilliant
'.t. uG, but they could not keep up
'.a pace, and finally gave up the ghost.
TT. set was finished when the English
lost the NTH and sixth too bu,
'.N did succeed In bringing the fnal
sime - deuce The score in points was
81 II.
The Australasans kept going at their
steady game In the final set and reeled
N the first four games. The Brtons.
l'Ncver, were commencing to show =
'tle fight and brought three Of the
l.
~ the game the antipodeans 1T up a
'.''e. and John Bulls representatives
T4l led out three consecutive games, one
~ Thorn at love on Rrookes's service
Tho ISLANDERS increased their lead "a
"a on Wildlngs service and the Eng.
lsNm"n made their nnal effort. taking
another love game. They threw away
The next. however, on four errors and
iron 20 all lntents and purposes the pre-
lwnfry round ties Of the international
tournament were NJ an end Only two
FONTS separated the teams In the fna'
- Brookas and Wildlng totalling 80
- their adversarios 30.
Tho Australasians had a total ~ m
points 20 80 for Parke and Mavrogordato
Iarh NJ tho teams earned 10 Of their
aggregate tallies. hut the Britons regis
tDro1 - errors against ~ for the antip-
ofogus Parke contributed the greatest
number of misplays, making 3S. 20 of
vhrh were nets. ~ outs and | double
fu't Droolcs fell down on strokes 20
tines. making 10 nets. IL outs and
.h'r faults. The latter had a couple
~ foot faults called on him by George
: loo ~ the Davis cup committee
THo was on the line, and after
= 81, ho was a whole lot more care
~ ~ keep both his feet behind the line
A. % result he made no service aces and
10 not got to the net as quickly AS h'
usually does, hence the greater number
90 errors Widing made the only service
90 %; the game the final point OF this
fret set
Nft.- to-morrow's matches the Austria
'.slus viii leave Immediately for Tho
West S'de Tennis Club at Forest Hills
Y where they will practise for this
Challenge round, which will start mex
Thursday. II Is expected that the Eng
l-hWcn will 70 TO New York also II
vow = tho fact that they cannot gel
Na'k 20 England and IT Is more than likely
''r' an Of tho foreign PLAYERS now II
America viii play In the Meadow Cluf
'"'.'lton tournament nj Southampton
tH.f.up ON August II and IN the nationa
'H'Wp. ouahip singles Mt Newport In M
"n.s h,Einuing August %. The player
a' say they are very anxious to &c
l..f n m. other side but can see n,
r.oson why they should not play In these
'.Trnr'u,rts II they are forced to remain
- summary.
nrooNcs md WildrE rs. rarke and Mavro
gordato.
FIRST SET.
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