New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03


-, Adoue, jr. All the rest arr
~, 6r,t round Of the intersehOlas''c
,~.,o,,hip singles. with eight boys
' ..,.-sS. was played, and Sidney ThayeI'
" =, philadelphia; Charles s. Garland
., p,,,,bprgh: Harold A. Throckmorton'
..p.bvsv. \. j.. and Willis R; Harlow'
- pennsylvauia, came through as tng
'~i,,srs. They will meet lot me Ihal
S-srksts IN that order, beginning S'
,o.S0 o'clock this morning.
'V Ssysral hundred spectators were
..sSv for the days entertainment when
re .+oelv Griffin and Ward Dawson
~ .ssnmate from the Golden Gate
mixed 's out 70 No 4 court, facing the
md Griffin took the service and
s.s..S IN 70 dispose Of his stalwart
sa-onsrt BIZ driving shots for the s'de
~. The men have played together so
M d. their home state that grimm
i tn.S~ sysrv weakness Of Dawson's and
ni w. 20 the vulnerable points con-
' nsvs5n IL essentially q clay court
-, accustomed 70 the lightning
$3.50 ~ the harder surface, and the
sP..C . ~ The BAN on the turf seemed
:. Ns.oneert him. Had Griffin popped
=, Iobs 70 his opponent and allowed
n.rson 70 bring of his meteoric
s-,sbss the result might have been
@ssrent but Peek" avoided this with
serSions care. and Dawson was no
,s,,b Cor him when Il came to ground
.t,otss Grifin won at 6-9, Is, GO,
ri,,ing him IN the bracket with Ber-
,,,d T Law. Of Princeton, for the
. ylaee in the round before the semi
tnsls this afternoon.
n. strong left-hander, began their
ssteh on court No. 2 while Griffin and
Dawson were settling their differences
scar by. The old Davis Cup star, al
though not possessing the youth and
stamina Of Voshel, mastered the
Younger man by the aid Of splendid
court generslship and an assortment
Of strokes that set AZ nsught anything
voshsll could do.
Alexander took the first three games
and vOshell appeared hoPelessly out
slGssed Up 70 that time, but then the
Borough PARK man went into the fray
u frsi class style and began to batter
bic way through the old information
tlst's defence with tremendous
tnsshes and brilliant passing drives
70 the openings He brought the
gsnes 10 even before Alexander could
steady himself and take up his former
winning pace and finally run out the
first set al "a.
Throughout the match Voshell was
continually bothered by the wholesale
calling Of foot-faults on him. Par
tieularly in the second session, when
be was leading Alexander at 81 and
u ~, over-zealousness on the part
Of the individual 10 whom was en-
trusted the calling Of foot-faults threw
Voshell badly OF his stride for time
aud when his opponent started speed
ing up his strokes again the left
handler was unable 20 stave him of and
Alexander won the second set at Ga.
No matter in what position he was
caught by VoshelPs shots Alexander
handled them IN q manner that earned
hin round after round of applause nd
10 marched straight through to victory
" taxing the last set and the match
n6a
The point score Of the Alexander
Voshsll match follows:
FIRST sET
b s:s:sf- '.....i. ititiiitH :
= esS:fE1 So / i5tjiit = 5:
THIRD SCI.
s.ts '.. .,....'...ss iii:is = &
ss.1s11InsntT sets, 10 games s5 points;
s1 10 ssnes 3; Do.uA
living c. Wright, Of Boston, took
es measure Of Frederick T. FrelinR-
ss!ten In straight sets. winning at 6-3i
W The Longwood players chop
aVtes were something that Freling-
ssysen could not handle with any de-
~ o. success, and as Wright re-
..td 70 be drawn into a driving game
en eaek-eourt the New York man
M Gown TO defeat in short order
mere was much 20 demand atten-
w 70 the afternoon, and the crowd
.ssae i hare 20 decide upon which
Sh 70 devote their time. Several
4 a.ated Of the floating population,
& - those per ons who prefer u
soeI through the marked-of lanes
- - uke here a glimpse and there q
npse OF matches on the outside
..s-ns, gathered about the stretch Of
"a Where Johnston and young Doug
pl,yinr
=, ssttefs had done exceedingly well
4 Assport and had como along with
1 i.ea success a. Forest Hills until
4 panped into the hsrd-hitting Cali
4 $3.50 player. Johnston was going
Il 49, guns" yesterday and he fairly
1Nfee Waters into the ground by
q power Of his booming forehand
2 s .es and the crushing force Of his
'Isshss Of high balls.
s.s.. natter what form Of defence tn,
s,nener attempted, nothing could
'''s Tie little tornado from the Coas,