New-York tribune., 1916-02-15

George A Walker. jr.. who had
Marathon first round setto with George
Groesbeck. participated in another yes
teriav. With p first set s3 score
against Robert Dolman and 30 10 on
his own service. the White Plains player
served two double-faults. Dolman, TAX
ing heart. put more speed into his
southpsw forehandcrs and eventually
won at II 10.
Walkers pedometcr, which lie bor-
rowcd from Grocsbeck. reached tho 90
O0O-milc mark with the nine miles that
the wearer covered during the set The
exercise merely served 20 set Walker
going however. and he clicked of the
last two sets AZ :, ..
4 scare was thrown into Watson VI.
Nashburn when he dropped the first set
20 Paul Goold, the artist. another plug
ger who kept the ball going back and
forth until Washburn rettod OF hit j..
out. This match. which lasted late into
the dusk. was almost stopped when
some newspaper men, wishing 10 hasten
away. bribed the armorer TO urn OF the
lights. Then howls pierced the dark
ness and hands that lately had clutched
rackets groped in the dark until the
switch was found. Nashburn. brought
10 stl4Ou-it1cs puk on sp'fh oil ONV-
Classed Goold I'm the last two sets.
Or. Arthur Warren Waite outsmashcd
and outvolleyed Arthur S. Cragin.
Waito's forehand drives sailed out Of
court I'm the second set. so ne rushed
for the net on every opportunity, and
took the third set ~ /. Cragn fall
ing of IN his game under the attack.
Alrick II. Man. jr. the former Yale
etl ~ 20
ker, whose game has improved much in
the last two years In a battle Of fast
services and net play Man finally won,
at II 2, = 6,
All the first round doubles matches
will be played this afternoon. with the
singles held over until tomorrow. when
i. Lindley Murray will meet Waite Al
2 O'Clock. The doubles draw, made yes
terday afternoon. brings together in
the first round two Of the best pairs,
Waite and Abraham Bassford, Jr.. and
Wylie {. Grant and G.. Carleton Shafer,
twice indoor champions Practice
matches between the teams have been
close and hard fought. Other fine en-
counters to-day will be between Van
derblt b. Ward paired with 5. Howard
Noshell, and b. II. Phillips and 6. ".
Faber. and George Groesbeck and Allan
Behr against Watson VI. Washburn and
A. s. Dabucy.
CHsrpoash.p srs'es ls-cord rouod' = Harry
Steirsalq. defeated j. T. Arders.r. f.f CT
Pa Good defeated Irgl Hartman hs acfsu't
l.,rl round NsNe g.. Grarf defeated 5 How
'oaDi e. O. wsrr- o. q o. A'1-, o. Wan
i-. defeated Narr = Parker % e. r5 Q T..
p- Arthur "a Waite defeated ArIar s. Crsg-.
l. .r. go. 81. Nsfs.0 81 Na.Ihu-r dsfca-el 4
Pan Goc1. 90. f.l c.. George 4 Wslhcf.
'- defeated Robert poims0. ir ~. g. C.
Co 81 ,ion s's.es FIST r-urdl vs. o. GsNo1
defeated HarrV seymour tv default, L. ". Whitney
defeated Walls Ncrrlaer. e =. 80. e.. vs.
Falsr defeated Frel. Nacheas !.
The draw for the championship
doubles resulted as foli> g:
Frst rowd-E. Philips and e. W. Fstsr
v' Vanderbilt E. Ward I'D = Howard Yo,hci'
I w. n.tson 'Irr.rg am a0l Geo'ge klrs ". a. e.
P Hcs.-y sHi rsrnrr. Robert Tlu.s ana H " W..
iams ys hlfs Smith and 4 g. traEin p f>riso'n
and partner vs CONT Ot,o salm and g. Watson,
J.. G. S'uol s-i tsrt0er V' a. thsmhers a. ]
p j. pNSI'. N B Names an1 Anton Won Berl.h
o. Ns.,fr I-. and J.. IT, Root. Georgs
Crosste~s AZ A 'aa Rsi- es vs. VI Walhurn s'l
A s. DelreF Ds. William Roscr1auw and partner
e. 4 Brown. .r ard J B-irckorAcT uf. A
W Waite as A'ra al Bassford IT, W. C.
Grant ans - >llfer. J a lefso- and +. A-ssr
u q j Post e. sr1 e. %. Wagner.
Second round grs' round. nyei C. SpsffI
srl Nellie. Pau. Gpold s'd y. Bots'ord
T. IT, Whitney a.l LEONARD Eeekmsn IS. George
Psfas Gnd Julio " s;eir a-hef