New-York tribune., 1919-02-14
,,,rvard Club Dcthroned as
Champion After Long
Reign; Columbia Is Third
Final Standing in
Squash Tennis Play
BY A. c Cavagnaro


se Harvard Club has been de-
,rc8 o. SQUASH champion after
a that has lasted almost since the
s.aa az fhe sport in this city.
sow AN'der IS the Yale Club,
adrr rE she pastime three
AXIS. BIAS made rapid progress
faf flaut The title changed
tesIarl when the Yale play
la0ned .e combined Princeton
uh ~ the hnal round of the
ssftsaa.t1n LEAGUE tournament, by 4
rs Iararl g'eb is tho runner up.
.aanr iHH nc hr defeating the
aat8 .rn lu series on the lat
f a=ar'. tar.e matches to two.
.amtla '.ft in the final stand
If. wfh fe combined Princeton
sassn forees last OF the SIX series
nautslAe the tourney of play. the
fst men NaH Hvc.
faln had t.ie trouble in defeating
ae eonso isled team to ciinch the
'Ampoasap Two of its victories
4me through defaults. while T. I.iy-
a'on flait AVID r. II. Carhart won
IA their 'gals. William Adams. ir..
sled Yale sweep by losing to II. ID.
rgey. of Princeton. in a match that
nd Adams Tar below his usual form.
lait scored has victory over Harold
Neg the Princeton soathpaw, but
unt. after q fight that has had
f equals in terccuess of play and
g. 'aagci tsI.Cs. The issue went to
se.s and Platt, displaying
eerfni.F mnroved game, returned
tf wnHrE scores If 6-l5, 1916,
9. Iebey earned the first game
ugh hs ability 10 get started
N arf hf employing low court
nr game and 'cross-court shots
deadly clfecr.
second game found Platt on his
'e. ho.h men sent the lall sizzling
as tHf eGurt and every ace fought
ame after ionr rallies. During this
ef tno spectators were thrilled bv
enanse O, shots that lasted fifteen
s .iore obey finally earned a
down rae side vail.
7ey fe.a an advantage Of 13 to u
- tia'', raNylnS. managed to set
5ne AZ i3all I'm the extra set of
p ces f'att was the steadier and his
mere varied, which earned him
e afne
'ne third game platt's accuracy in
& and etcaciness again proved =
Aso- factor. Tobcy fought brill
t-t often gave away aces
et ls c4reiessness. Towards thc
f.al collected several aces and
ss lead that obey found impo5sl-
20 bridge
ne anbia-Harvard result was
i.Fpo.ntsrg 20 the Blue and White
4 particularly after the latter had
.ln matters with two matches to
credit Tieae victories were re
ed by Jay Goule, who, showing at
the form of two years ago,
j. Victor Onativia, Jr.. Har-
1y score OF f5-11. 15-10,
e Frank k-tie. another Columbia
er bea' J. 1 Burden easily.
.unbias trnmnns then ended.
SAN A. p tl Harvard. upset the
N' By ol'ias.ing Robert l.. Sire
f.. tonmo.a. q d gruolling three
3 He matcn, while another surprise
~her Prentice Sanger. Crimson.
7ed Froder'ck g. keeler
10 deciding Harvard victory was
red by JOAN ". Appel, jr, who re-
aea 'ao oa ago from Europe,
e s' In re Z. Cornell the Columbia
~ Appe' played as he can in the
An-.-E t-F second
s d. resting up period. The
'ss ~ers l5 e-l5 l5-3.
'ss summarv follows:
ttai Mr-oaalifan Lcarue squash ten
.m champion min Yale Club Va.
fF'-s1-aa clubs Donald MacKay
rn Y ae'n.t from w H Wander
ta-e Club r. Livingston Platt.
81 .clL Tobey. Princeton
j. T. Victor. Yale.
r.. = Cruise. Squash
Re-. defeated II. f. B.
80 ia; H. D.
I atei William Adams.
ls.r l--14
ssi rre fee Club. rnasches Prince
ar sra Cen Columbia Club-Jay
=. tei1rh.s. detected Victor Ona-
e. = hsnsrd Il-1I. I5-l0: Frank
-'H s..a.hia defeated John W Burden.
'srs if 9 john W. Appel. jr.,
'e.'i sa--ste' irving r. Cornell. Colurn-
t f3-1. Prentice Sanger,
sr,srf 3.fesfe. ,. s Keeler Columbia,
si-i, rarfrir A. r. Els. Harvard
a'~1 flter' e. streDeigh, Columbia,
ii. t-it SIS
"a score Harvard Club. matches .
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