New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-03
laps HAVE BIG
DAY ON COURTS
OF CRESCENT A. c.
Kumagae Defeats Parker.
While Mikami Takes
Measure of Pe1l.

lchiya Kumagae, the Toxic Tornado,
lost the first set of his match with
Harry S. Parker in the third round of
the open tennis tournament of the
Crescent Athletic Club in Brooklyn
yesterday, but then reverted to his
tornado ways and eliminated his OPP
ponent from the tournament The
final score was %. GO, 60.
His doubles partner, Hachishiro Mi
kami, was among the other victors OF
the day, and in defeating Clarence C..
Pell, the national racGuets champion,
he sprang what some considered a sur
prise. After trailing well in the rear
in the first set, Mikami came along at
fast pace and won out by the score
Of 81, "a. This afternoon he will
meet Robert Lindley Murray, the ma
tional indoor champion.
Playing together in the doubles
Kumagae and Mikami defeated Viii
ting Preston and L. ". Page. They
took the first set Of this match with
out the loss of game, but in the
next set were sent to extra games be-
fore winning out. The final score was
Go, 10-S.
/ Murray played two matches yester-
day, and won them both. The Palo
Alto refugee was at his lefthanded
best, and did Just what he wanted to
do with the ball. lie eased up In the
second set of his match with William
Rand. Sd. in the second round, and
allowed his opponent five games, win
ming by the score of 60. 7-5. In
his second match Of the day he de-
feated Edmund j. Fixman, the New
York University captain, in straight
sets. at 6--1, g.
/ S. Howard Voshell, the Long Island
champion, was among the other win
ners Of the day. His opponent in the
third round was Charles NJ. Bull, Jr.,
: the Crescent champion, and Noshell
was the victor in straight sets, at
90, CO. VoshelPs opponent this
afternoon will be Roland Roberts, the
Californian youngster. Roberts scored
over Charles Burrowes in the singles
yesterday at 6-l, 81, but did his
best work in the doubles, with Clarence
j. Peck Griffin, as his partner.
DR.. William Rosenbaum came TO-
grief after defeating j. De Gaudenzi
in the third round, at GO. "a; he
took on Arthur II. Coffey, the Prince
ton player, and lost out in three sets,
at ca, 4-6, 6-3. As the result OF
his victory Coffey moved into the
semi-fnal round.
The summary follows:
sfr fserouf
round)-R Lindey Murray defeated william Rand
3D. 80. -. Charles l. Johnston. r.. defeated
Charles Chambers Is. 6-5. James :. - Nes4e'
ir, defeated Whiting frtsion 80 80. o. 11s,.,c.
G. pei 81 e: r Lndley Murray defeated
Edmund J. Fiman. 81. e; Roland kouers ue,
fea'ci Charles Burrowes. %, % y How i
Ichiya Kumagae defeated Harry $ IarAef. -.
g 90 Dr. william Rosenoaum defeated J. De
'' FSaTla S SoaadSAfinur H cons defeated Dr.
william Resent aum C.. &c, Is.
Crescent Athletic Club open doubles FIRST round
$. Howard voshel, and Fred 9. Bssgs defsatea
Eugene Warren and Edwin McCouck defeated u.
L. Valentine and T. S Walker 6-2. Go; James
s 0Neae IL aud tr-4 e. cai H1h'ef
"a: Harry s Parker and II l. Foster won rom
John Doe and Partner BY default. Clarence J.
Gdfin and Roland Roberts defeated George Roberts
second round-Water Merrill Hall and Charles
VI Bull. st.. from =. 5. and J. J. App'ey by
fsated Charles L. Johnston. jr.. and Walter l.
Pate. -. g. Clarence J. grimm and koahd
90 Sc: Ichiya Kumagae and Hacishire Mikam
defeated Whiting Preston and T. w. Pase, 80
los. Clarence C. Pei and I. + De Rham defeat
ed g IL Mercer and w ID Bo NM - "
Bull. IT,. defeated Arthur 5. Crsgin and w A
Campbell. -. 6-2.