The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-17

ston put In an appearance ready to
play. BaEgs might have had the match
postponed. but as 1t was scheduled for
to-day went out and did the best he
could. which under the conditions was
far from his regular best.
Bundy had not arrived in Newport up
to late tonight and 1t Is likely that his
match against Watson Washburn of New
York will be defaulted to the latter in
the morning. Mclaughlin. the only
other Westerner at the Casino. got some
fair practice In a match with Francis
Roche. a local product. The Comet, who
only last week was totally eclipsed by
the great Behr, ran out his victory In
straight sets. Ia 6-1. Ga, Ga. Roche
had some pretty strokes, but they did
not show up to much advantage against
McLoughlin. who had more life than he
displayed in Seabright last week.
Richard Morris Williams I'd of Phila-
delphia. the national champion, won his
match from Frank NJ. Watrous. a for
mer Yale player, at 6-3, e.. 60.
watrous showed a flash OF ability in the
early games of the second set when he
broke through Williams's service a couple
Of times and led az 81.
Or. william Rosenbaum of New York
and Irving c. Wright OF Boston had the
honor OF playing the first match on the
championship court. and after the first
set, In which the New Yorker was as
wild as the proverbial March hare,
showed some good tennis. Wright won
the match after four sets had been
played, at 6-1, IS, 6-3. Is.
Rosenbaum had many good chances. es-
pecially in the fourth set, when he led
at "a. but threw them away by his
inaccuracy. The New Yorker was far
from hatnn In hta haat Snr.. NJ anx, ttvpa
during the match. for he came up on
the boat last night and did not get much
sleep because OF the continuous footing
OF the foghorn. The doubles will start
Tomorrow. with Griffin and Johnston,
the c~hallengers. n the Eastern cham
pionship pair. Williams and Washburn.
In the draw. The summaries:
Newport Casino Invitation Singles, First
Norris Williams defeated Frank NJ. Wat.
Tous, 80: Swt 80; cherie' NJ Bull
Thomas by, default; Craig Biddle defeated
defeated r - r. ST.iinssshnSaSS....in, X Ls! se sM.
al, ga. william ii. Johnston defeated
Ralph l., Bags, 81, SO, So Fred
,ested waiter L. Pate. sI.2, 81? s-';
EoT'a sas. Evans SaMn:s; d Ras.sfi p Wsrd won RaT from
Leonard Reekman by default; Harry c.
Johnson defeated ". A. MacKinney, al,
81. +-s, ga; Nathaniel W. Miles de-
feated T. Potter. 81, "a, IS: d y.
Waters defeated L. T, Gross, 6-2, s-t.
IL; II: d Haryer won from Arthur NJ.
So; Maurice f McLoushI!n defeated
Francis Burke Roche, al, "a, "a.
Second Round-G. e. Gamer defeated 2.
U: Henshaw. 60, 90. g.; Irving C.
Wright defeated DR.. william Rosenbaum.
| I'll. At. ia. In Richard Stayaua ia.
feated Albert L. Horkins. al. 60, ii.
default; u. c. Law defeated j. S. Cushman,
6-s. 81, St, 90; Frederick c. lnman
won from Edwin r. Torrey bv default:
Wallace F. Johnson defeated X. Capers,
6-3. 6-a. Ga.
THE DOUBLES DRAW.
Invitation Doubles, Upper Half. second
Round-Lyle z, Mahan and George Wight
man W.. e, y. Watson, Jr, and 7. Potter:
son VS. Dr william Rosentuum and Fred
erick 7. Frelinghuysen; Theodore r. Pell
and Frederick {. !uman VS.. Rowland
Evans, Jr, and Sidney Thayer. Jr.
First Round-Richard Norris Williams
"a and watson VI. Washburn vs. + J
DAVIS n and partner w. n. A, Mckinney
and ID. :. Waters; Il. Dana and r. Tudor
Cross vs.. Clarence J, Grimm and William
NJ Johnston.
Lower Half. Second Round-Rober lie
Roy and Charles VI. Bull, Jr., vs.. winner
OF Dana and Gross Grimm and Johnston
match; ! G. wright and Harry c. johnson
vs.. X, Capers and Count otto salm Hog
straetcn; Raymond ID Little and Frederick
Is. Alexander vs., !. $. Cushman and Walter
]" Pate, Gene Dixon and Craig Biddle VS..
! Stanley Henshaw and Il. c. Law.