New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-04
Discomfort with COndi-
tons at Newport Casino
Gathers Strength.
MAHAN AND BEHR
LEADING TIE REVOLT
Storm Will Break at Annual
Meeting of Association 10 Be
Held here Next Month.
By FRED uANTHoGNE.

by FIRED NlN iliu''N-'
.-t... 81 i..-..to.. ......, conditions
-. N.,r... C,.t~, whore thc as-
..o--l ....-, .or-.. -r.tau.o.. hias have
bc., r-ld almost .I-.. .tt 'utloCuc-
lion or Tho game to tais country. has
been growing for mouths among s2,.'
of th" most prominent players l' 'a's
cov.try, and matters arc bn2tF
proceeding CRISIS. 10 o. pio'a''' ,.',
Che s''r" u.h ore g.. ,Nt,
meeting @. tnr ,'ltrd 0td,ta .N"'iV.'
lawn Tennis A-aot.A.-oh i" inns ''''
g.. February.
LYLE +. Nahau and ha,l ID. bcol' Two
cf the guiding prints io ms protest
against things ar t0nt are nave pee"
receiving many letters every '"f ~ o"-
mon 200 every section OF mo i'"'-'' q
urging t'o' thc na,'oHa. '"ui
DC wrestcc from classic \cNp'.. '.N
tagged mn -itt tsat rs iat '''
population -"c ,i.'s''' ,''.o"
mes.
ircse letters come no. "io.'
lao ia}man 10 inc lawn .-'.i'7 "o, o.,
'.sFefS whose nanes ave aS'o0.....
WITH me Cie"jeei 1ecde on t"' N'Vi 81
ere among 'losc VINO FAVOR lNc NOV li~
O., the national Championships IRON
Newport. Holcomne Ward ana liaiolA
Il. hacSctt. men Who rave play ca yea
in and year out al Che CASINO eau WHO
arc intimately acquainted with cohoi-
jlons there. have Volcac t'clF sentiment
with the "insurrecto-is
Leading Players Dissatisfied.
A.. .rc y.ri+cr ,,irtoa ont i'm those
,<r,,.,,,, Ice ..,.,,,o, ir,r,o@i.+oI,- af-
'ol'.,'' s ~ .,,,,.,-a-,,,,,.
.". -. 49,. NJ 10
w" 49, e'' S;-.:.t,-l Lii .,,..;;.iors.
epuu'4S az 49,. =. 80 ~, 10,
' S;t ~ -, -. 10. atfract,
.li.e o. ,e ''T M ' Dia,c,s IN
,,;,L. 80 o.: ,.oli bc neid ncrforn,ers
I'M, ,oros .boro fo~ ,bc anuseucnt OF
a Fa,,. ,,,blc ,l,o r,or,bo,e of Tho sum
r,er color,, oarr-. an am ircessan. chat
,or .bcrt cvovv.Lipo i- mo ,yido world
-. ~ 80
-NSeP. ~ k1i., .-..,,,... .l,.. .,,.,.
-,.s' ..i,.,-...,- =, NC.
pITN''a ~ 'i.o,.-l.'- ~, ~. III.
.rIllS' VI" .'''V '.'l.li.N w III III
~ -1'h III -.
o1'Sn Il'v ON 1nCii 80 az" 10. 10,
,ne "-s.eS' 49, 80 - ~
t;,L -, ~ my ....,;s,- ''' '''
Nor.ror, 1911 o,,-.o,,, docr.os that
oor,o;1 rorso,,s r,,,st bo - certain
,iaces o.. .or+oi,, Lo,,rs arJ tbo ems
80, -. - - ~ ,ae,,ts A. tho
CaH;no IL s,,r,-,er % isost oro-baIf
80 ~ IL ,,.o,,i5 49, H. tends
~ - - lie co,,rle+ed
ol , as.o,~o, I. No. 10 5o,,r for
~ 80. - - al.
SoI"h - D"'l. 80" 80 80 -,
up ana holhlng mus '"'e'i'i0 VIII"
More man ono Of the plavors COM
,I.;.S k;..1rl,- SC -, ;l,, nv, +bo
- s ~ 80, IL isbo,,.od
- ~ sl;cb.ost reo|ard for +be mon
on tho courts
Tben too tho Newnort backmeu are
aIu,avs in wait for the lawn tennis
crowd and nrices are boosted accord
;nglv for ali are considered legitimate
nrov duripc tho Tournament week. The
same is true of hotels and restau-
rants.
OF course. Newport has its adhcr-
ents. and these seek to belittle the
movement of those who desire
change. declaring that the. "nsurrec,,
1'o.,s, i |S' .;es,,sI - p0ssi6i,,
SG,'S' +bc irte,tior of disTunting the
o,oa,;1ation which il recognized as
r. nc. irauentiaI in the world con-
,o..ad ,,.;tb Tho came
Ar febar has boen ouick 10 resent
..c,,-o4fon and statement WAS
.nis 49,, 30 oFce ON SATURDAY bv
80 eor,r,;ttec onnosed 20 NEWPORT.
which in part. saws: There is no in
,cntion on the part of the undersigned
70 enter into L.. S. \. /. T. A. politics,
his movement being taken solely TO
ENHANCE the general welfare Of the
game"
The statement goes on TO say:
Realizing the disadvantages Q.
Newport. the West Side Tennis Cf0b.
of New York. is willing to place at
The DISMISSAL OF the United States Ma
,;onsl Lawn Tennis Association its
ono grounds at Forest Hills, Long ISL
md X Y. for the purpose Of holding
Inc tournament. These grounds are
,,.;tbin the limits of New York City
o,J arc only fifteen minutes from the
Pennsvlvania station. in the heart Of
Vow York Citv's shopping and hotel
a;strict
N. c;I. Co,,r,s Good
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