The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22

straight points. He started and finished
with a clean ace that Williams did not
touch, and the other two points were
made OH services that the champion had
to return out OF bounds After Williams
won the third game by brilliant playing
and scored the first two points OF the
fourth Mac served three aces In a row
cd nlH1e his rival hit the next one out.
This gave the Californian a lead OF
al. and he looked as IL he was going
TO run right through the set without any
rouble. He was beaten on the nth and
seventh games. Williams's service. but
won the sixth and eighth. his own serv-
ice, at love. williams also made his
delivery count In the ninth game and
Mclaughlin threw away the advantage
he had gainei in the first game when he
dropped the tenth on his own service
after being twice within an ace Of the
set. This seemed to give Williams the
edge on the set. for Mclaughlin had not
broken through his service since the
opening game. Mac fooled every one.
however. by coming back with some
real high class play and won the next
two games and the set.
smoots His Holt In One Set.
Instead of putting more fight into Nc
Loughlin his victory in the first set
seemed to take all the vim out OF him
ami he threw away many opportunities.
Williams started service as In the open
dng set and took the lead by winning the
first and third, dropping the second to
Mclaughlin. tt Californian drove so
weakly in the next game that he lost
II on his own service. and the score was
81 against him.
He had a great nance when he took
the nth game on Williams service after
Il had been to deuce three times. and II
he had been the Mclaughlin OF old would
have won the set right there. But in
stead OF bringing the set to 2 all on
his own service he threw the sixth
game away on six errors and trailed at
2-5. He showed flashes Of the old
form and won the next two games. gain
ing back the chance OF evening the set
on his " service. but threw away the
ninth game by veal strokes and lost his
own service game. the tenth. in the same
way. This gave Williams the second
set at g.. and practically everybody
believed even then that Mclaughlin
could win " he only would steady down
and play his regular game.
The early part of the third set was
q repetition OF the second. Willia ms
won his first two service games and
McLousnl'n Mon ns ~" oue NV
s~as ns seVon"' ".o eme Wi" pan.
ON was ne leu Lt ~ ioNe on "s owh
delivery and could not connect. Will
iams grew a little o~veranxious TO hus-
tie the set along and his hightiness
cost him the next game. Again Nc
Lousnin nau q cnanoe even ,m
mat" Nv " an WI '"e SIN" SAM ou'
ON more was 700 weak On ~ neN
.snk'eu service an" ."e ,n,aue'''Inn
not In the mood 10 try anything new
go, - To- ~, ,hs nsx,
sh,.a game. yaye him tho 60,
~ "
Ola Time spurt Nts.~d.
The gallery looked for the old Nc
Loughlin dash at the beginning OF the
fourth set. but II was not forthcoming.
The Californian played just the same as
ing. The Californian PLAY ed just as
ever. still sticking to the deep cour
game and avoiding the game he knows
best. He lost the very FIRST game on
his own service after leading $50
and did not score "A point In the Sec
ond. This lead would have been sufti-
cient TO give Williams the set even IL
sams ,hereaf,er' Bur the Pb,ladei.
sanie '. aue
phian ended quickly py breaking through
Mclaughlin on the ninth game. taking
four straight points.
Mclaughlin may beat Williams at the
S nst ,s sSsT' a s coism sS%s d, Ssy i,s Sgt IT a aSs,
now to give the Phiiadeiphian trouble.
old s,,is there vii, mo-, he much donbt
as to who win win the Championship
anu the hurhoer one ratlnB 'ms 9ear'