New-York tribune., 1918-07-01
Chambers Wins
Third Round of
Tennis Quincy
Injury Forces Hendrickson to
Default Match for the
Tribune Cup

Charles Chambers, a prominent
member of the Kings County Lawn
Tennis Club, played in championship
form III routing Edmond Hendrickson,
OF Amherst College, former New Eng
land intercollegiate champion and
present junior national indoor cham
pion, in third round match of the
open tournament for The Tribune Cup
at the University Heights Tennis Club
yesterday. Henedrickson did not hear
the final toll of defeat, as he defaulted
the match when trailing by to 1 in
games in the second set, having in
jured his foot.
The Kings County player never dis
played more speedy game and his
puzzllng attack bewldered his college
rival throughout. Hendrickson was
forced to keep sprinting about the court
to- meet the rapid fire attack of his rival,
drlckson's service for aces Chambers
often trlcked his rival out Of positions
and his play at the net earned him
many "kill" shots.
Hendrickson had to suffer the hu-
imitation Of not taking a game in the
first set. On several occasions the
Amherst student was within one point
OF averting a shut-out, but Chambers
always rallied to snatch away the
game: While Chambers continued his
terrific driving in the second set Hen
erickson at intervals played fast ten
MS. He seemed to fathom Chambers's
attack somewhat, but had to pay the
penalty of losing all of his speed. 1t
was unfortunate that the tilt came to
such All untimely conclusion, as the
spectators were enthralled by the hard
tight that Hendrickson had begun to
avert almost certain defeat.
Chambers Has Good Day
Chambers enjoyed a rather success
full day. He again displayed his ag-
sressiveness in the second set, when
after poor start ho rallied to climi-
nate II. II, Manchester, the veteran, by
n score of SIS, Ga, Cd.
Frederick G.. Anderson, sr., after
meeting with success in two previous
matches, was forced out of the tourney
by Harvey O'Boyle, the Pelham Bay
sailor, by score of Cd, 6-4. An
derson put up q game fight, but his two
victories taxed his strength, and while
rival was unable to keep the pace at
critical moments.
Besides Chambers and O'Boylc the
only other player to win his third
round match was Harold Taylor the
brooklyn schoolboy. Taylor faced G.
Groesbeck in the third round and after
dropping the second set on de-
termlned rally by his opponent, came
INTO his. own in the third set. The
scores were 6-3, 4-6, 6-3.
Reverses Old Defeat
In his second round match Taylor
reversed the result of beating last
year at the hands of Embree Hender-
son son Wnen he eliminated the University
Helghts member by score of 3-6,
Cd, Cd. Henderson craftily handled
all his boy rivals shots but weakened
IN the closing stages through the per
slstent fast pace set by Taylor.
The summary:
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F. g; anderson beat j. B. 1iuahes. s@'' 90. ss - e
4 Ber Glspp 5sat Oei e nnal:oG 5 II stenksm BY default
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2s ssc0ed e TousdW I'D lnG.% nsnsdGt M beat J. clapp.
aaefault i nBeylo bca: j. W MesereaY,. @qs"t sS g.
a. a. + Ed Il ana4.; ray9r ds, beat Henderson ss
"a; E. Hendrickssn beat L; io IT, Jsnes mes 81 81,
"a g. ss G Chamber, heat H. IL Manchestci.
IS 90 e C. A. Sis Anderson oiat bcat i, hseo Tsr9
by default p. Martin beat Z. Thomas. 4-6. 6-i'
fault; 91t; IT, Bass'orl beat j. " Why,e 6--s Sc.
= Anru round-H O'l'oyle beat f. C. Anderson
as IS IS e & TaylDI rGa,nho4s beat ,o. G GrosIscf 49,
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