New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
/, ,feats H. w. Warner and
D N. Kirkland Without
!" extending Himself.
eryMAN SPRINGS
slJRPRISE ON BAGGS
AZ Finds Easy Mark in
"' I 4. Richards, Former
\ Honolulu Champion
p, LANES 5. o'NEALE.

...s KvmaCae. the TOXIC Ioi"a"''
~ making his first invasion OF
- courts, went through the
.r,ss Of winning two matches
go in the Crescent A. {. open
l''.,,ment. The little Jap did NOT
"" ,,mself much, because he had
,A.' srostrated by the Boston hea'
:, 5sy before. :.- r T.,
',sr,e another southpaw, star
LA orpositc type o. game 10 IN"
..l;,s play Of the Japanese 10 Try
$3.50 I'm the Crescent event. IhlS
ssa'.-'o .be~ than the eNile6 Palo Al o
VS. ~ Robert Lindley Murray, the
isls...s;~c Meteor of the Coast, ma
a. .r5oor champion and coming
to Ia ,o-ss In the championships al
forest Hills ...A =, 80
-. /, being exsctly twenty-five MN
~. ~ before J. A. Richards, former
ss, We champion and Wesleyan cap
i.. ssw finally that the jig was up
ale. Go rate.
Mikami Victor.
v...ishiro Nikami. Kumagae's dou-
-. ,s-.rer. preceded his illustrious
w .-ii.r.o. on The court by few min
e..-f, 80 ,ook match away from the
W.. 49,. tournament tourer. George
800 ~ +arfori. g, 6-3. Other
$50 we're Charles VI. Bull, jr., ).
49, Voshell Dr. William Rosen-
! r. pe~rv :. Parker. Arthur VI. COT
-. ~ Princeton. and Edmund ). F.~-
-'!, 80 New York University captain.
HI r.,,.sr created a surprise by elm
;,,,.rg the cut-stroker Fred [; Bags.
~, ~s,eh was hard fought, but me
, -. was forced to bow 10 ms
-, - rival IN the end. The score
100 s-6. "a. DR.. RosenbauIn.
- lever allowed TO forget that
80 Dossessor OF the dignifed title 81
.s.;,r,i indoor doubles champion, was
= ~ shadow OF defeat against the
i,--r Cornell player, Kenneth u.
T.,lsr. but finally rectihed the errors
,-,lrr Cragin took the second
%. from Bull. the Crescent star. COZ
,,v Eliminated Eugene Warren, OF the
Ts;ys-.;.v Of Southern California, IN
ls univ ;hird round match Of the day
80 50. Voshcll. the Brooklyn
ssp,spsv. who is trying hard TO DreaS;
mo he first ten this year, defeated
HI. Conan, 81, 81.
Ermagae, the JAP. champion Of New
Yors and the Far East, apparently did
Iot impress the crowd very much, and
the crowd was there ready 10 be I'M.
messed. The visiting player defeated
Henrv ". Warner 81, GO. and K.
Y Kirkland g, rs. He took things
s,sv. and In the second set against
Kirkland practised the American game
Of ne, attack 10 his hearts content
with fair success Several OF ms
srssbes went off AZ a tangent over the
heads Of the crowd.
Not Impressed.
q. doesn't seem 20 me-" one old LADY
ssrs.y remarked after watching KUN
srss play. chat the Jap plays any better
With his lef- hand than many OF our
lads do with their right. But those
Tso Ssli,tied the OrientsA play yes
.,rday did not see him Ok oil OIa t-
sncs J. Griffin in three ~ralght sets
q Utica or watch HIM elimlhats
Nathaniel W. Niles, sixth man IN the
usrtrv. at Longwood.
Nyrrav made his temperance IN a
Crescent tournament on the same court
!, psss In 1914 when, a dashing, mag,
,s.i, Young whirlwind from Leland
ra-ford he first showed enthusiastic
Eg,srrers his game. There were many
r,s,rt Yesterday who rooted for MUIR
N two wears ago, and they found ms
nrs more varied and essentially more
I'vsriul
TIE speed was still there. but II was
10; III Of the slam-bang variety, Shu
tss 1.-the Californian conserved ms
strength. even though he went agalihst
R,hsrds a. fun tilt. The only thlhg
Kissing from Murray was his cap, loi
~ paIo Alto phenom, like Peek Grii-
N. does not now wear headgear wheh
playing In, .L...
/ R,hsrds made many beautiful shots
b. seldom twice in succession. ne
'vu 700 nervous 20 be other IMAM
srz,.e and doubled-faulted repeatedly,
W ne kept up MS uci &c GU 1
IL his service hard. In the maven
rns the former Wesleyan leader
tc.sled.faulted three times;
Tie summaries follow:
t-,,,,,, G. orer singles Chrst round IN ,,i n.
h-1y defeated A Richards. p ik,s~,,hru h,
A. ki1d Sd ara fsom :. VANS Me IuI,,aS r. =
.xiri Ednurd r Fi1man VOL from NUN - i a.
b. D dtsat. Frederick c. Bags won it0an a
is.f5y ty default Channins Butro"s 9ss sees,s5
Enssou is default. J. ;. oNes'o ,,,'ss,
luvsI Banks %. - ichyso
ta's Hs.y S. Warner. 6--l. o-3. ~ m m
~ v'1 from Robert Le Roy BY oe,huI's -
US Ra,,ltaln defeated X. y. fisehei' -
- - 49,
ssu,1 -Hachsh.ro Nnkami defeated Seofss
~ 81. t-5. Edmund J. fl1mAh aeiea n'.s
'd Bag, Ga r-5 60: ChAn!Mg bGIio" s
esssc Rooerf ! Nathan. jr. 81 81 hOi~is'
;--1 ds,eued Gay.ue French. 81. o, e ,.
cc-r- io.tel defeated II II. CONAN. Csr.,,o
vrs y Bull ir defeated Arthur ;. I,Aen'
- ~ G-l. lchlys Kumagae deieStec ~. %
= ss-1y r. e 60; Dr. william hosen
- 1isrel ID g. Noorehead. 90. -
et-4al defeated william -. Bourne. ~,
=. L-sUs Warren won from Theodore koose'el,S
= a,iaut. Arthur Il. Co1ey Won from Leon1'u
- Fai-Ar,hur H. oOnsy defeated Eugene
'.-. -. GO