The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
COUNT ALEXANDER
IN LONE STAND NOW
Only Foreigner Left i'm Indoor
Tennis Survives by Grace
of Idle Afternoon.
ARANYl OF FRANCE OUT
DR.. ROsenbaum Invciglcs Him
Out Of Position, Then Hits
to Spot Just Vacated.

The international flavor TO the indoor
championship lawn tennis tournament Is
now about as distinctive as the ciaret
flavor In pink ic,rrnade for George
Aranyi. the French % ~ was eliminated
yesterday by Or. william kusenhauIn II,
the third round of the singles The only
foreigner lef, liz Count Alexander Salrn-
Hoogstraeten II is felt generally by III,
followers OF the game that the only reason
why the Austrian is stu in IL because he
did not play yesterday. At any rate he
vii! have 10 show som" rare form to stick
FOR his next match Is against Gustave f.
Touchard. the present champion
Dr. Eosenbaum WAS not troubled very
| much by Arsnyi. He played the French.
man out OF position whenever he felt SO
| inclined and left openings for easy kills
and place shots. The victory came in
straight sets at 6--3, "a and puts Or
Rosenbaun Ia the round befor. the semi
finals.
The large gathering Of spectators re-
, cetved one OF the greatest surprises Of the
| tourney when y. s. Crag,i. showed a re-
! turn OF hts old time form and beat Wyl's
G Grant, "ho was thought by many to be
the strongest player III the lower halt OF
| the draw. The match went 20 three sets
and was repe,e with long rallies. Grant
was very erra;ic on several occasions
I when steadin.ss might have turned the
| tide IN his favor and lost points by over
hitting the ball or driving Il into the net
Cragin's victory pat him IN the round be-
fore the semi-inala too.
/ Arthur " Lovibond and James :. Cush-
! man We're the only others who advanced
10 this stage Of the play. Lovioond moved
up AZ the expense OF Il. \. L. Dionre IN a
4 . =
Cushman torrled i. W. stair. st. Ct
s..
The doubles which started yesterday
were featured by long drawn out second
/ round match. In which Counts OTTO Salm-
Hoogstraeter and Alexander Sa!n-Hoog
strarten defeated Gus Ste!nache- and Or.
~. " Travel The Austrians took the
| first set speedily enough az 6--2. but the
second one tcesAwed along until finally
| Schumacher and Travel held sway long
! enough TO win At io-> The third Sc,
was even longer. going to deuce seven
times before the foreigners won at l3--Il.
| The summaries:
Third round Kari Bear defeated Harry
S I,, 81. 60 9 ! Posi- dstes'gi
Prentice dciel,ed Howard \ :'iIrmer.
Fourth round--.pr. william Rosenaaum
/ Is. 4. $. Crsrln defeated Nyiir e Grant,
seayta 9. l. /. bonr mr. e. 80 ,.|E'' on ''
Mems Doubles 'h@mpion.hip-First round
Fl :, Moore ana Il 6. Morris "on from
Preston cumming ana partner. by default.
Gua,tve +. Touchafd ans ". 3. .tr"s'n De,
tca,ed J, y Patterson AID F. hardcaste,
ley Won from g l.. Johnston; Jr. and =. =.
$. Prentice defeated George i. Moore. Jr.
and r. X iomln Jr, IS, ,i-e, e.
$ ". Merrih,w and Harry seymour. I'll.
20: A :, crsgin and king Smith won
fault: Livingston plait and j. J.. Dodge de-
ieated L. \; Filter and g G. Edwards, IS
s-2, s.; Harry steinkamp and I. r.. Rar;.
man aon from James $. Caahmai. aud part
second Round-P f.. Goold and Merle
| G. /" childs, by default; George :. Gro.s-
beck and John G. Mckay defeated j. Won
Weinstein and A. Ro,hs'ein, lO-s IS;
won from Howard 4. WINNER and pa ..tSei'
by default. George Arany! and Dr. John
III M'1 asi Won 'fsm C. A. S'arks ant patmcr
from Calhoun CrasIn and partner. by de-
favl' r. ~ Phillips and julio n, Siein'ch
"a, "a Harry Steinkarnp and LIS" -
Hartman defeated Livingston Flat ana L.
]. Dodge; 80; - 6-S' q, L. Robinson
| and partner. BY default: !. V. Robinson
| and q. g. Grents won from herher' l.. Row.
| man ana partner. by default. counts Otto
Hoogs,raetsr defeated Gus Schumacher and
pr o ~ TTavs ' pI wiz villa, lsi ApsnMr
| defeated f, W peasles and c. J. Post,
| Tt. s--2: r. r. Alexander and T, r.
pell won from Dudley Graves and partner.
Third Nound--G.orxs =. Croesb.ck and
John c; Mckay defeated Paul Gooid and
MsTS 19hG ssns S s MSsT snS
u. W. Robinson, d., So.