The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27
NAVY LIEUTENANT TOO
STEADY FOR HIS Fee
Anderson Beats Allen After
Latter Takes First Set in
Long Island Tourney.

one Of the hest matches contested yes
terday IN the Long Islam tennis cham
pionships at the Kings County Tennis
Club was that IN which Lieut.. W. s.
Anderson, who II stationed al the Brook
Ign Navy Yard. defeated j. T Allen.
The score Of the contest was 4--s. SIS,
81. tho navy man playing fast tennis
against his rival. The same steadiness
which marked the court work Of Andef-
son tn the metropolitan championships AZ
BronNvil.c Was at his command yes
'crddV and he went through 10 the fourth
round with flying colols.
Allen made "A fast start which enabled
him 10 take one set, but the loss OF
this served only to put Anderson on edge
FOR a hard battle, His play was severe
on service and driving and overhead he
vas uspall, certain Of himself. He did
rot totce the net against Allen. but he
vas eNer ready to take advantage II
any opening that Was afforded. Allen
ha''.cd s,unbornly Il hold OF his OPP
poueut and II was not until the second
set had gone tHree times 10 deuce that
The navy man broke through TO run out
The victory In the last set there was
little asht loft In Allen and Anderson
ran away fion his exhausted opponent.
There was a heavy fog ove the courts
yesterday and ihe playing conditions
wee no.; OF the best. TIE summaries
Long J.. and championship .ins.s., First
NoiuI-W . Holt d,'"atei u " Lewis,
e. o. Gul 81 s.. : II vosheli de-
lsa'ci = J. Mckee, 81. 81 $ Ra!iowes
s'. from J. a I,ehards by defsui, X D
81 J. " Fox defeated q \ .Ioor',
II PIat,. q. e. SIi":' - f Marcu.
SON from 9 iiendrickson ny default, paul
-H... I.tAnm s..H - rn,L
As.7. II X n"il 80 fea,eI pr Mcrsen-
,'N 49, - 50 NJ = fo> defeated
"a smith - = : flhman won
.,e.-,r.,i %cfea,,i II : Valentine. =.
,olo, 81, iefau.' F, Il. Hn'chinss defeated
.e,'"S.e s"'ss Efa%srds. -. s-,
s..'nl iRounfL hnrroN. d,tca,si Holt,
81 -. X y Fisher defeated Cordray,
- ; = M Ma5ier aG &. s,.a Mp 3 Is
R'n,- s-t g ! " Anderson de.
a,s' Il J. Shgmway; 90: - 2 V
q % rhuroer won from u \. l. pionns
., ..sut. \ NJ sylvester defeated stan.
Quinn - - H,rol.l swain wor
'.p i'tul toold ~ default. II e Rice Dc
..ank. a,tca,cd A 9. Rollins. 50, Il
,.ra' nv '' f:1.u,, 10" To- 'FG II. Nae. Ho, a..
I. a. chambers defeated i Eugrl
- S-' \ Copeland won from : "
M~ruhew ~ default Z NJ Barlow wor
Ign W hirk ny default, l.. =. moore
Beach Won from pt William Rosenbaun
kir! nd. q, g., T. II ogiiv!s d.tsa'ec
W ,tnan s-S, IS. r l.. .Raygs wor
from " 9. Grant by default. W Il Rob
ef's Won from \, L.. Castle by default. W
VI Jennings defeated q II statel 90
n-2. 7 q Anderson defeated Franz
uiver g. -. j r A'eu won from :
Spucth by. tefault. Lieut. W :. Anderson
defeated Paul Martin, a, lo-s II. *
R"'l defeated : Allison. s-?. Is. Fo'
Won from FlSnar ~ default. Moorrh.B,
Won from Low hv default. Hu,chings wor
tom r e Anderson by default.
rh!"i Ronrd-F r Hunter defeated :
i,a;ei r. ' Lake. - IS sNeetse
WON from Thurhcr bv default. Banks wo
from r. G Bags by default Cop-lan
lcl",to! harloN. SO, 81, s., Moor
q. defeated Reach. s-3. -. r |. BagG
Won from Roherts by default. r q. Ander
son Debated W. Vi Jennings, So. 8 |
Lieut. " : Anderson defeated Allen, -
S.. f--l