The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10

quently by completely missing some
slow ground strokes. Like the other
Westerners. however. mis- overhead game
is IA revelation. He smashes well from
all parts OF the court going back or
coming in. His service. too. is good.
although not so severe as McLoughlin's.
). Howard Noshell. the Long Island
champion and winner of the Rockaway
Hunting Club tournament, seemed to
have got over the poor form he dis
played yesterday at the Crescent Attn
letic club courts in Bay Ridge against
e. NJ. Bull. Jr. The left handler played
the kind Of ennis that enabled him to
beat Theodore II. Pell in the Rockaway
Hunting club nnal and vauquished D..
Morgan Of the Chevy Chase club,
Washington. II. C.. in straight sets at
80, 6-i. Charles l.. Johnston. Jr.,
former New England intercollegiate
champion II Frederick G. lnman,
erstwhilc holder of the New York state
title. we've other New Workers. who Won
their FIRST round matches easily. lnmdn
downed Lindsey h Durham at Cd.
e.. while Johnston was taking the
measure Of VI. lie Camp, a local player,
by the same score.
Pell, who won the Achelis cup In
1913 and forced II. n. Williams I'd
! Of Philadelphia to Ave sets in the chal-
lenge round here last year. moved vi on
a default by Richard Harte Of Philadel-
phis. Ecrnon =. Prentice. who has
been the club champion here for eleven
years, was another who climbed into
the second row withou, having to play.
b. e. Law defaulted to him. Harold a
Throckmorton. the eighteen-year-old
player who challenged Karl Behr in
the Middle states championship and gave
the internationalist "A tough battle for
the trophy IN that event. showed the
good his recent rest has lone him by
winning easily from Alr.ck II. Man, Jr.,
one time New England champion, al
6-3. 6-l.
There was only one match in the
first round Of the invitation doubles,
and that resulted In a straight set ylc-
tory at 6-l, 6--3 for Pell and Prem
tice over Man and Johnston. "A newly
formed team. The first set was a 3c"-
saw affair. but In the second it looked
as II Man and Johnston would win
easily. They took three games I'm q
row. and then cracked. pell II Frch.
tice took advantage OF the opportunity
provided by the letup of their opposi.
ton and turned in game after game
until they finished the set and match.
The feature matches for tomorrow
will brine together Mclaughlin and No
shell, Dawson and Prentice. Throckmor
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Of the Lougwood Cricket club of Boston
and Walter Merrill Hall Of the IVES
Side Tennis club. In the doubles NJ
Loughlin and Dawson will meet Throck
morton and Durham. The summaries A:
AcheIls Challenge cup-Men's single'
hr-t round-Maurice l.. " Loughlin. sal
Francisco. defeated Lyle L. Mahan. Ne'
York. Ct, I'll; :. Howard Nosheli. NeN
York. defeated ID u Morgan. Washington
50. 81. Harold A Throckmortol
Sewaren. y. J., defeated Alrick II Man
Jr, New York, SIS, 81; Frederick {
Inman. New York. defeated Lindsay I
Durham. RAILWAY. y. J., st. e: Thee
lore r. Pcll, New York, won from Richar
Harte, Philadslphis, by default; Cha:ls
l. Johnson. Jr, New YORK. defeated \
Decsmp. Seabright, S.. 6-2, Ward Daw
son. San Francisco. defeated Sidne
Thsyer. Jr. fhi,%idelph!a, ST 81 I
: Prentice, Seahr!gh'. won from II. I
Law. New Sork. by default
Inyitation Men.s pouGies-first Round
defeated Alrick II Man. Jr. ana Char!,
l. Johnston. Jr, 6, G-S.