The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
M'LOUGHLIN'S MATE
STILL OPEN QUESTION
Whether Paired With Bundy or
Behr. He Can't Beat Badly
Hackett and Alexander.
WILL TRY 1T AGAIN TO-DAY
Each Partner Helps Him Win
and Lose n Set With
Veteran Team.
WILL TRY 1T AGAIN TO-DAY

benr' could not down dec'sively Harold
| II. Hhcleett and his veteran partner.
r. u. Alexander. in the exhibition doubles
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tle s'aSs courts OF The crescent Annette
! Club. Ray Ridge. in conjunction with the
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! P"" ''S' '"t "'S' ST I" '"e nd
uonai oouoles champions, 81, out won
ths second S. No third match was
played but without time ont TO-. rect the
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s'aoNeu against McLouEnhn ana behr'
! In this match Alexander and Hackett
| again lost the first set, this time SIS,
/ but won the second hy q similar score.
The test was not TO end on, whore
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p'a'e nun '"' - uoe,ue
whether Bundy or Behr would play with
the California comet In the international
| contests AT Forest Hills the middle OF tho
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anu a""o'''eu '''t "'s"' Una. vi,
| I'm, Behr ana BundN would pla! against
, Pell and partner at Forest Hills. /. l..
| this morning. trying out the West side
! Tennis Club courts. where the nna@ for
| the Davis cup will be held. ~ wss
learned that Pell's partner would be q.
L. Touchard the national indoor cham
| pion.
ono OF the pair who played against
| to be quoted when asked by Tue SuS
man what he thought OF the relative
merits of the men In question, but said
the committee need not dig a grave for
Itself at would be crime IA. said,
/ III they played Rundy instead OF Beur.
I var frlA "a
| handle ana In our duels near the net he
never feased mo once. | could almost
see his mind work. ne thought SO slowly.
Behr, on the other hand. just double
crossed me on every play There In no
room for argument nor any need for all
this experimenting Behr is the man.
| He may be more temperamental. but he
Is also man who can inject life into
match. They will be sorry IL they
choose otherwise
| While Bundy improved IN his play over
yesterday ne did not shine in comparison
with Behr on all around effectiveness. II
/ IL true that Hackett and Alexander were
far from fresh when Behr and Mcl.ough-
! lin played them, but except for foot faults
Behr eft Bundy far in the rear In
comparison Bundy Melted the ball
| nercely. making hve such errors in the
first and six in the second set. Nc
Loughlin made Just as many. Bundy had
Elk errors on outs Mclaughlin had ten,
| nut as he played the back OF the court
All THE time ne was always IN danger
| or ovtrsnooting the base line. Behr
showed tendency to play al over tho
court but At that he made fewer errors
than Rundy both az the net and at plac-
ing. He netted three balls in the first
gam. but hat was due to nerN BUSINESS
| Mclaughlin got back his terrific drive
! on lob balls again and every attempt nv
Hackett aud Alexander met its deserved
] faf ha u-b sS
them so hard that they bounded into the
| gallery. His service had weak spots,
/ however. In the second game OF the
second set the hub OF the American team
lo-t n double service. II was this set
/ that Hackett and Alexander won The
last game went to deuce several times and
| IN a stirring rally near the net McIIough-
| lin allowed Rundy to do most OF the close
work The rally lasted over two minutes.
When Hackeu forced Mclaughlin to take
a hand and the latter drove the ball out
spplauded the veterans for their strategic
In the fourth gam. of tn. second Sc.
Behr showed what ne could do near the
net; He played both Haekee ana Alex,
anuer oi,se .oF u..e u",'. inc ,rs III NJ ~
S mos' ts Ss oyss ss met h Tne% ssn
Tss amon siP Ss en ans sSSS So
/
who were out in big numbers number, ,,o ,,,,
- H. ~" ~ 80. sirs,,as Gov che Nsu,
| ,pu,u ~ NV 'e, ~ 49,.
York state bowl Among mem WIS
i ing Walter Merrill Hall OF the West
IG r Touchard, the indoor national
| rbar,nion vesterdhv was no fuke
| Bundy. always hest IN doubles. showed
rapid progress toward the championship
| class in singles by defeating Hail 6--3
Ct via nccuIIar chon service wa,
u ms pcSu''a e"op SCI WIG
| more man iaI cou'u .n.'o," " 10y
| ihe"s - lil"an, .,,na ="
| day or Tomorrow.
The mems doubles were started. but no
matches were played In the hrst round
where all the foremost players are
punched. Three matches were played
| nd all or them went TO an extra set
| The summaries:
New YORK state cRemnp'o"smp., Men Mnis
dnfsa,sd e Ballin' ga, 81
| Fourth Round--Charles Chambers defeated
Allen Tobey, 80. e.; Frederick =, Alex
ander defeated 8. Howard Voshell, al.
IS; n. I.indley Murray defeated Louis