New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
WINSTON WINS
HANDILY OVER
I. WALKER, Sd
hampton Triumplis in
Straiqht Sets - Irving
Eliminates Mahan.

IS. Harvard Club and Heights Ca
- Rrooklyn. each advanced three
-. into -ac round preceding the
',..i with the completion Of play
National squash Tennis Associa-
p. ,.,,~~n,orship tournament on the
o. .'-.-.~tratou's courts yostor-
ra'yYi .-rsr8 s. represented by Eric
10. .fe rqf. oral champion, and
y, port Irving, who meet THIS
..t.. and Addison Dana who IS
.-1,n TO prove a dangerous CUM ~
= .he Tower bracket NJ.
r..ics " Bulb ~, j. +. J. Riggs
I ~ Williams are me three
-, Casino survivors. Yale has
-e 90 .--c.ertat,c in Augustus ,.
p rt.ie tho Princeton Club fur
,.' .be eighth competitor ~ Armin
eT.r Who playing az the top OF
80, had matters his own way m
.,,.ir- o. Joseph Walker. o. OF u.
r'tb by q score Of IS 10;
.ia~r,or's sIasnng game proved
,,r,b Tor clio Eli representative
900 f-rtless.y 10 intercept the
.,r,r5 AID powerful driving OF
-..- fe 'a.ter sent the ball
..,.~. sbo.t trc court with great
.-s eb,le lie picked the ball OF the
,,~-. FOR rovcrful "ki'ls' over the
inrsrertly. Winston did not
cough rlav OUT u his match with
r.r.er ~ ie promptly engaged IN
,....,s match vith stephen ). feron'
..e Harvard Club professional VINO Is
tutor .u The sport ,-..
r-,'rr an Point lrving's ability IN
.,-.rg about tho court in clever fash
s,sss considerably in defea/ng
~. Vshar. tie last Of the Column
Cirb aggregation. by score or
"a SIS. Nahan, tall and rug
..s re6es.ed.v got in his own way III
..,-riirr 90 rc- his racquet 70 the
..r,-s NJ his OPPONENT. His smashing
t.ls bsf was lard. but he had trouble
,iesrg the low drives Of Irving or
:. Back corners q the court. Nahan
.,-usr,ly LOST aces in his failure for
~ over Che te.,tale Irving showed
sivsrtare fro his backhand shots,
,scl.ly I'D tasrg them of the back
L
wig Jumped to a lead Of s aces
IN the first game, only 20 have
,'gbmate rally and take the lead
10 end Of the ffth hand az l. aces
. T. During the next two hands
dian was held scoreless, while Irving
zee three more points, taking the
sl
h his ninth and last service mahsn
-.ed his other points, while lrv-
made bis last ace, winning the
.-s II the seco-d game Mshan
lied INTO the lead early, but lrv-
p N, his placement shots working,
coon wss close behind.
W,b the men tied az 10-all. Mahan
ss6 two more aces IN the four
.,,r.h hand. which placed him IN the
-e Irving again s. ent into the van,
r, hands later, 18th o count Of three
.ssand added smother point soon after.
rshsr put UPS bborn defence, hold
2 of the result OF the game for SIX
-ore hands out before Irving finally
.1cceeded IN smashing a drive that
fllsi past his big Harvard clubmate.
sisvar; II. Johnson, the Yale Club
-ayer. put Up g strong fight before
suecumbed 10 Bull. by a score Of
80. l5-12; while Riley was forced
three sets before he downed Will
~ II van der Poel. OF the Squash
eb. by score Of 15-12, 5-l5, 15--9.
r. Morrison. the proming south
r racquet w.eidcr, could not cope
n ne bew.ldering attack Of Cordier,
,' IS q decidedly more experienced
d clever player, and was beaten by
score o. l7-16, lbs. Addison
Ina won from the burly J. ". Appel,
?. o. the Heights Casino. when the
| c.sr howed the pace Of the hard
lrrg 2 The third game.
IT, p II Riggs. the Casino member,
81 care before he defeated K. +.
-s inc young E1glewood Field Club
yar. tv score Of Is, 1S-lS.
The Brooklyn player was slow
warming 90 his work in the hrst
.~s. and Fink was an easy winner. In
second game Riggs was trailing
10 20 aces when he rallied and
. ne game Tie outwitted Fink IN
aght for the extra aces, and his
I'd smashing in the third game gave
The match
/ he schedule for this afternoon calls
y Winston meeting Irving, Bull
a'nst Riley Cordier as the oppon-
~ q Dana. and Riggs facing Will
The summary follows:
Nr-l Squash T-.s Association .hsmpion
T ..- rag. tfe.r 4u fo0t
Hsnar -s'rl Lt.e B. Nt1an Coz