The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15

following order. Brookes Mclaughlin,
Wilding and Bundy Brookes Melted the
first returns of both Mclaughlin and
Bundy and the Americans led at 30 love
An out by each OF the Americans evened
the scorr. but Mclaughlin smashed a lob
tor "A Kill and came within point OF
the game. Wilding by brilliant work at
the net brought the game TO deuce and
eventually won II.
The second game went TO deuce three
times before the Americans took It on
Mcl,oughlins service The challengers
began TO direct their attack against
Bundy. and the latter made many mis-
plays. II II doubtful, however. II any
one could have stood up against such a
steady and concentrated onslaught. but
Bundy worked hard and did manage to
pull out many point on a brilliant place
ment Five Of the nine games in the
opening set went TO deuce and there was
a difference OF only FIVE points between
the teams, the Australasians leading
al fl--3G.
In the second set the Americans started
off VITA "A rush and won the first three
games in brilliant sty.c. The Islanders
broke into the winning column on Wild
ings service Mclaughlin then tried to
divert the attack to himself. but instead
OF gaining anything he lost many a point
by poaching. II was McI.oughlins turn
TO serve on the hfth game. but the Aus
tralasiaps dd the unexpected and won
IL. They also took the sixth with
Brookes on the firing line. This brought
the score TO even terms at all
Americans Throw Away Chances.
From that time until the score stood
call each of the men won on their own
service although the Americans had an
excellent chance of winning the set on
the twelfth game. when they led at 6--5
and 4o--i5. They fell down, however,
McLoughln throwing away two easy
chances OF scoring the winning point, once
when he netted "A smash and again when
he drove what should have been clean
placement out OF bounds. The thirteenth
was the turning point OF the set. for with
Mclaughlin on the firing line. his team
led at i0-love. but once more failed to
pull out the lone necessary point. and
the Australasians took the game at ca
and the lead at ID. Brookes finished
the get with n love game. scoring the first
two points on nets By Mclaughlin and
the last two on placements. the final one
being lucky net cord stroke
Bundy started service In the final set
and the same order az In the second was
adhered to- The defenders went into the
lead at two gnmes to one and held II up
to ID They had n chance OF winning
the eighth game, which would have put
them in front at b--3 and eventually give
them the set, for they won the ninth. They
threw their chance away. however, and
just hung on until the fourteenth game.
when WIlding won his own service and
squared the score at ! all. The invaders
broke through McLourhln's service for
the third time on the fifteenth game. this
time taking II at love and won the six
teenth too, although the Americans led at
40--love. The Australasians made all five
points IN the last game on their oppo-
4. -. a, sl,,nt
Bundy.
Another huge crowd saw the match yes
tcrday, close to 1900 finding seats In the
stands 4 crestfallen crowd II was too,
after the finish Of the match. The Long
Island Railroad finally woke up To the
fact that there were quite n few making
the trip to Forest Hills, and the service
was little better than on the opening
day. The summary:
Mclaughlin and Bundy ". Brookes and