New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-20
Feature Tennis Match
Short but Murray

earlier rounds Of the tournament. He
had great difficulty with Mans service
and in consequence lost the confidence
he needed for his own cannon-bail de
livery
Man ended the first set with q swift
bsckhand line pass. Grant began ,hc
second by serving and hitting with ter
rife speed. but his effort to get faster
slumped after he had lead Of game
10 !. At 2 all the eN-champion
chances were gone. the evidence being
the fact that he lost his service by
oouble-faultinr and then clubbing an
easy lob. His glance al the roof or tho
armory showed how worried nc was
and Man bored in rclcntlessly. The
las, game was also Grants delivery.
and was won by Man when his husky
opponent had very doubtful double
faul. cslled on him and then. nervous.
missed the last shot.
Some OF the interest Of tho Rogen-
baum ioyihond and WhitncN- Beckmsn
match was taken away when Miss Molls
Bjurstedt. who had been draped pret-
lily over ne steel lockers IN front Ct
The lower gallery. went out. 20 thins on
Murray's not play However. DR.. RIOS
cnbaum's rick coat rushed IN as tho
centre OF The spectrum. The entire
spectrum. ~ fact
The doctor KEEP. IL on during the entire
match this time. ard never diO thc
good fortune brought by the wondrous
,yrapDrr desert its owner. Even three
pennies. thrown % the doctor ~ yari-
GUS times ny q reG-faoed gallery god.
could not persuade the fighting dentist
70 take Of the rabbits foot. The rea-
son wss that the doctor had jus, FIN
ished "The NaCic Skin Of Bal7ac TIL"
skin. IL will he remembered. shrunk
whenever It's owner made wish. al
though IL always fulillcG the wiah.
The similarity is apparent The doctor
has hcd many OF his wishes fulfilled
Hc calls tho Goa. his wishbore.
The order of service was Lovibond,
Whitney. Rosenbaum and Beekman.
Games went 20 service 70 s., when
the Young Princetonisn. Bcekmsn. toed
the line He had been showing signs
Of firing for several games. and
straig htwsy got into hole by two bad
shots. which made the tally 10 80. A
double fault followed. Whitney, whose
Judgment on the length o. Jobs had
been the only weak point IN his play,
lei Lovibord's lob drop. though he fol-
lowed il back and made game effort
20 recover.
Tic second set like the first was
characterized BY fine lobbing. volleying
and smashing. with the ground strokes
below the standard Of the other play.
The steady work OF King Smith and
the unstesdinoss of the other King.
George. played prominent part in the
defeat of King and Cunningham by
Smith and Crsgin. Kings bunch. TO
the effect that whenever he put on
fresh tennis clothes he won, went into
the realm Of dead dreams. The regi-
mental pair rushed the net on every
opportunity. and remained there until
they accd their opponents or the latter
drove Wild The Yale and Columbia
combination made fine effort 20 pull
the second set frem the fire. the last
game going 10 deuce after the winners
led at Abb.
The summary follows:
Championship singles semi nn.i round
" Man r. defeated Wyiie G. GraDt. -. e-3;
r Lindley Murray defeated Watson " Washburn.
e-i. 81.
Championship doubles rssmi-fnsl roInd)-Kins
Smith and Arthur : Crssin defeated George kins
and W Dickson Cunningham. 60. &C. Arthur
n Lovibond and Or william Roseabsum detected
Ell q Whitney ard Leonard Beekman. g. 81