New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-20

from the foregoing We OcNUSc NiaN
a; all times Murray was the master.
Washburn won only two gsmes-his
third service in the first set, and IN
the second his first. But two games
went 10 deuce, both on Washburn's
delivery. The score is characteristic
u Murray match. The sensational.
hsrd.hitting Californian makes many
errors because of his terrific swatting.
Therefore we notice that only one
game went 20 love. q. +. D., which, as
they used 20 translate it 81 college.
meant Quick Eddie, the doctor!" But
more about Or. Rosenbaum later
The Pslo Alto phenom started IN his
metsoric fashion 81 once by smashing
,errifcslly and volleying the return for
the first point His clothes. which had
Just come from q Bsyonne laundry,
we're spick and span, and Murray
showed his fine fettle in his every
move. The game went to love, Muir
ray sending IN q hump-jump se~vice too
hot for Wsshburn 10 handle and an
American twist that broke 40 much
hat Wash burn, near the ball, missed
/, entirely as he swung his racket.
That paragraph almost eyDlsins the
entire match. Murray used speed,
hen more speed. although he twisted
n. delivery more than hump jumping
l. On Washburn's service Murray
Grove for the point at once, with heav-
III topped strokes along the lines. or
followed d more moderate drop stroke
Or sometimes a cut into the net, where
D. was, as usual, impregnable.
Indoors Washburn loses most Of his
effectiveness because his service IS not
Particularly fast and because he IS
fleatest, perhaps, as backcourt
player. Most Of the time he sent his pc
erlisr slap drive low into the net and
Murray never permitted him to get the
,Nroke N real working order. Wash
ourn knew his drives must barely skim
ne net and the sidelines TO ace the
shif'y Murray al the net. and the reali-
lslon led him into many errors.
The Meteor. on the other hand, was
meteor almost mixed metaphor by
saying whirlwind). His play had not
Weakness. lie made some errors as
result OF the terrific pace he put into
lne ball, but the winning percentage
vas always his, and he WAS not forced
~ cut loose a much as he might have
The FIRST sets fourth game, the long
81 OF the match. was served by WASH
ourn. who led on il at 40-15. 1910
and advantage twice. But Murray won
u eventually on two errors by Wash
D.In. In this game the Californian
missed ridiculously easy volley,
ringing the score back 70 deuce, and
Nsnned iniectiously. as ever.
The impassive Washburn took his
'one game Of the set BY steady serving
'ssd some clever drives, which he reeled
VI eonsecutively for the only time in
Me match. Murrsy's service for the
*. game was marked by wonderful
..oney as the Californian strained for
NC ball and sliced il across court.
ne former Harvard sta took the
-iS, game OF the second set on Mur-
~ errors as he tried TO top his fore
aaha 100 much, to slow il until he
taened the net. The Stanford meteor
s wen snot through the next six games
aW the loss OF two points in half of
Ssh ana one point in the other three.
,t'efal smashes from deepest court,
most players would play back
.sassely and slowly. Murray hit with ter
nc sweeps Of his racquet. The final
same Washburn's service, the Meteor
on with such d smash and then with
''cSutiul, sizzling pass.
vtsnt lost TO Man because of the
,slers deeply placed American twist
,ee and his fine and aggressive net
80 ne Yale player was within a
I'm OF losing the first set, but pulled
Ou' alter some fine work. Grants
'"s Was not going as we'll as in the