New-York tribune., 1916-07-10
Mathey and ThrOCkmor-
ton. ChaIlcngers, Defeat
ed in Tennis Doubles.
CONTEST GOES TO
FIVE HARD SETS
Sensational Play Features Ef-
forts of Stars on Orange
Club Courts.
Nv IAMES S. O'NEALE.

ANY tine any tennis oouoIVS NVAlh II
ling two sets 10 one. in a best
49, -ort-of-fve set match against the
,,,crienced. willy doubles pair of Theo-
s,re Roosevelt Pell and Karl II. Behr.
Middle states doubles champions, it
ts6 better beware.
Dean Mathey and Harold A. Throek-
carton found this out. TO their sor-
.oo, IN the postponed challenge match
..tbe Orange Lawn Tennis Club, South
o-srre Yesterday afternoon. Pell and
R.br defeated the challengers, g.
s-s o-6. %, 6-1, in as tight and
Good q doubles match as you would
over wish 20 see.
throughout, the match was fireworks.
NJ encounter that held sensational
,onnc Throckmorton. the Elizabeth lad.
.r5 The fiery. tompersmental Karl Behr
-, The same court could be tame. The
,e,r;s was smash, bang and pass and
held the gallery, which had waited
lore than an hour overtime for Behr.
nose car had broken down. enthralled
r''e. -. 80 late finish.
'''-' ~, =, r,,,.
"S'"' ' "
The Young challenGers made game,
Generate bid for the big Middle States
,.,ie. In the fourth set rem ana Den'
,,res up 81 lead on games by
.,..t;-- work but then the little
if'nee'o'''''' '''. nv - 1.N...,-,rI.
boy began 90 rec! on sho'S IN ih''n0'o'e
fashion. Ai'eI '~A'"s ueu'e s"'''
,aey went A"e 'he "'"D' '"''' pie'''',
.5r the neat 'AFee games anu ''''''0
,ae score q, O. all.
IN eaca o. 'heSe .@s' 'htee games ="
and Bon. made eN"C''! 1 POM 80 80
utterly ae-p-esS oel0re 'he pl.'''".'' "S
tennis oi me o"'''ens.iS' az"
famous ,~-A.''''." ."gi' '''' o''' r..|o
,erna'.eN".-s" ne"t' PN' y"
A.'4e s'.~'''' 'o0A INV =. 49, ,os,
'Aeee-'0 ''o SpeeN '''-''' -.
SCI. v1eu the younger men, '4"'"''
-.-1.,,fs~', began TO tire.
-. - o,-,ost rerfect tennis
4"-'0' f'"' ii -. ro4 q
% tae AISl seN ""e" TX u'u ''''
.s.. h.t only four out and earned s4A
dement's Throckmorton's terrlhc
-.l.-h..,s loa,o6 little
sgse-' o" '"e i-.-........,,.
o-t Of hand, the magnetic !oN"e'
-e.,.ng and outing nine times and max
r.-, ,-aoor,erts than his part
c-.s.. vorl Rehr was the star of the
winning team in the first set, getting OF
-...,..r 80 his fanous horizontal vol
....-., -. .ley.rly tricking
.eNs ana seFel@' ''.iie' CIV
lclochmorton on dlreclloh' Inc inter
nationalist made no less than ten place
..-., p.,l ,.bo ,,es showing his
-.
-s-~. steady smooth game was eN'"e
s partner the openings by means OF
forcing drives.
-, rL~o.l,roo,+on
-"1 S00o"1 -o-''D
and Na-aoy a. their wnir4"lha pes''
Zach man Wed with the other ir bring
ne OF great drives. sensational
.mashes and clever. fast volleys. Again
Na'hey excel.ed Throckmorton IN the
natter Of placements, eleven TO ten, DIt
he terrific speed Of the slender youths
drives, which were hit with every
ounce ia bis body back OF the strokes
bothered PeI and Behr 10 such an eN-
tent that Nathey was enabled 10 jump
20 and finish of the points IN the
clever, heady fashion that makes the
former Princeton captain such a great
doubles player
rou c. IL Dali,
4ou''" oet hedI' Dio"h'i
The third set went more because Of
the errors Of Pell and Behr than be-
cause Of placements by Throckmorton