The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
basis Comes From Behind.

w " from Behind.
for the next three games. Ao.e,sr
naNs piayed unbeatable tennis and pulled
OUT o.: ne hole The Californian started
- match IN "hlrlwind style and took
- frs' three games with the loss Of
o. 70 sage poin; ~ each. Davis won
'1's" game. MOI because Of any moor
ra'irg on the part of Knox. hu, because
- seemed unable t. mss He made
naHN GET that were Of the hair raising
Na-|e'} md A. k1oN was doing ahoui
ne same hing on the other side Of the
ne' there were many sharp rallies
mere was 40 attempt a. safety rl,y nv
either ~ the men. Each knew ,he
l'''+'>'.-s Of the other and neither was
content 70 take a caance or the other
MISSING The set purpose OF bo,h Knox
a-l DAVIS vas 10 score aces OIL pl,ce-
meet and TO d. that as quickly and
to~Ni1. rrly as possible
Afier DAVIS earned off these th-e.
PANE the ,de shifted and Knox won
ue mex TWO Then they s~lternated
"n.i'g IN service for the next brace.
sri Davis had the lead a, IS I, was
. case Of hammer and slam al the way
t-"4gA. NTH each Of the men occasion.
az hut very seldom slipping over a
soy one IN an attempt 20 throw the op-
p.'ert If hi game, Davis had A naid
'n- winning the eighth game on his
ON service. but had II Tailed 20 his
c''g'i after deuce had been called. and
'''S"@i The set on the ninth game. which
w. - deuce three times.
I.' ~ecoud st besides being remark
s'' iof the quality Of the tennis which
"r4sfi out wss unusual in that the
"st'. hroN. scored one more pom. or
rs 'o,a! than did Davis. The tally AT
80 '.3-e OF The fourteen game &c:
.aN' 80 ne PittsbUre boy at 81 20 40.
I-.n BE 40 lAA 80 .A- a..
W. cur 4 his six games a, love ALI
On 9vn service and failed in only
"' = ne games ne lost 70 make a,
'r'' tWo points. starting with the
-. gone, when DAVIS trailed At a.,
~ aIf1rnian ran INTO the lead by taxi
~ a .r1 Of games with the loss of
ohN . "o- points. Knox hrough, the Sc,
" t'4e@ again by winning the twelfth
I'VE Hit could not hresk through
{ ~ advantage game on the Mn.
I'D lost the match IN the four
t'' when Davis broke through after
- p. I'd ea4..ng OF deuce.
ne "onen's singles Mrs N W.
= t' '. Toronto. holder u me Ohio
,'t'' tmp4oush.p, and Miss Florence
he Of New York cl!mDed into the
pen. finals Mrs Bickie isfeated a local
''|- Mr. ! Jones. 81 e.. e. NNll.
No. Balm Wa hard pressed 20 win
''1m Mes Ruth WISE. another Cleveland
- 't-t, %
TIE Toronto player amt through in
N' upper 'alf and Viii NEE. Miss Martha
t' r 4 flttsourg. ana IN the lower
~ - , Balm will oppose Miss Molla
= ','1-', the playing through .ampion.
Mr. Bi'kle-Mss Guthrie wa'rn IS
'Ai" ,'l - pe product ve Of some fast
'' ~. The Fi,tsburR gIrl = ANXIOUS
&C. rrNeAge for the defea' admiuis-
f~r by Mr. B.Dkle IN the ii'ular
.'.. 80 the Ohio state champ orship
To- car
''H scmi-fnals and finals vii be
no doubles tomorrow 20 that
.-uPe round match in wh.cn the
ops meet George ". Church and
" 0t'h"y may he pls we'd on F-iday
.tH and Il. Van Dy He Johis sill PLAY
|,fui5ine and r W. Hendricks o.
f' p me upper half In the lower
'Irule bo,ie ann Knox VIII meet
r.. Benton and Harry Te,tee Of
@t .
80 lower hall there we're d couple
- s.'yr.S"s I'VE mrs, surprise was in
'nr! of Knox and Doyle. who
,s't never played together over Edwin
~ NH r'n.ok and Eugene A Warren.
LIE Angeles Pair, C, tt.
Ifs surprise however. was
'Tf're1 somewhat 10y the quality Of
''ns nat me winners had been play
' srgIeS Doyle showed me re-
''''eh" court covering, speed. pace and
ma enabled him to beat