New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03

Never since they won the natl,
have Tilden and Richards played so
this afternoon.
/ :. Tiden overshadowed every man on$
| The courts from first point to last. His
work was literally amazing at times.
and the gallery was continually gasp
\ eng in surprise as the tall Philadel-
phan kept bringing off shots that,
4 with all propriety, should not be hu-
ynanly possible of return.
4 Richards was erratic in the first set.
4 hut when the second was half finished
I the tow-headed youth started session
\ Of close vo!leying that stirred the
1 great gallery to new heights of enthusi-
\ asm The boy grew more certain and
|; deadly in execution as the match pro-
crossed and toward the end he proved
i himself a worthy partner for the SEN
.sa,iona! Ti.dea.
Halls rlay Effective
Hall was the more effective on his
h side Of the net. being more reliable
than Beekman in the crisis. But this
lis not to say that the latter was the
R'weak chain in the link, for his game,
considering the kind of opposition he
! was Up against, was very good.
Tilden was guilty Of poaching on his
i partners territory many times, but he
s was almost invariably making the win
4 'Iing shots When he did encroach. And
g'wno shall find fault With g man who
takes CHARGES, daring chances, ANA
nr. &c .,., .o,,,o,.l..r1.
l,4;,dor,r r,l.,.;1. 90 "n1 ,i
.t NJ .o+o p'"S '"s was .hs Unusually
So - 1850 Nj 'o.s "c '!iHue !" 'ne
."'e .3,l, Noes'ue. 'laV ne
S SSs 49, s,''' tne "tost
S.Ils &C - ~ IL a,.o.N' '"1sas
y v-i'o tho+ Tic .n,,, - - a.nose
u.aS 49, nlS ,u'ai VI elt2rS
4 .sou.s" and seven "nets y VI Se''"'e7"
'C on .b h." crcG;, s;ae ~ sho shoo+ ~,
4 ,-t,oo niFcar,.o+ 5oas a,,S so
service The other n' Ave cold rot
4 ronnaro yor,. closely WIN this rscord
1 Richards havjnr = total IF seventoan
| riacerncn. aces. Beeklnan fifteen and
/ Hall eight. and .heir errors figured un
4 Considerably more than those Of Tilden.
ra;l 20 W., SGT
nsioie .ne PAYERS weht OUT on tne
4 t y !. N"s e%l'ec'su NAV nan ana
! 49, 10 '''n N''NSe oi eheii great VIZ
10. ~ V' ,'. en . gNam"er ana V0sneii IN
1", ~. ionS. 1S'''u on in"isoIS'
o. o5 es's' 80, o,'G SCI l p III Sme
Ger s,J p;n,@4, -1.'' ,,.e', o S uV III.
90 rss Rim +n.t '1 LII IS e'I I,;s, a.. 49,"
gpso never at,la. ~ evan rs s+or ia, .iet
mlh. have nroved w;nn;nr r "Ir'
| TbG char,niors wero r;oht on tba;r
ICES fro,a tnc stsr+ "a ~" 49,
mach was al over in inst ono N hnrv
frs. IN a ,,as eervod
Iilden started the service and won
the hrst game at love, as first Beekman'
'aen Hail, made desperate but vain
auem 10 retu"n the bullet" ball
ana, Il'den was slashing into court.
:1rey were practically four service
aces the opposing pair just getting
.neIr '~cqUe'S on the pail as 1t ca
'reened WlG!y by.
,, neeKmans serve was futile and then
nan wa again broken through, as Til
zen ana richards charger the net and
smothered everything that came
over with wonderful volleyinc
The champions we're working TO
sether with great smoothness, and
when one found himself out of
position his mariner was ALWAYS ready
to take command.
In the eighth rame Tilden earned
| the docidirlr ro;rf NJ the finch Of q
'ong drawn cit rally bv shining over
| "a beautiful 'cross-col,ntrv shot. almost
parallel TO the net aftcr making q
: ~k hand recovery on the fulj voIlev
I = similar shot nv Rrekman The
3fs,ands we're in tumult Of APPLAUSE
aver what looked like ) brilliant "ace',
1 BY Beekman hit wben Ti,dan turned
the shot into y v;rn;no no;nt for he
Side, the gallery Went ..' Wild, O''' -Nl '''-
y;etos 1917 p- '.a, IT.,
W., 'ic'ofS again BREAK ne
with the game at 4-all. Hall was
'ence more broken through by the ma
'aohal title holders, with Richards
aohg the mayor share OF the point
s ul,n."s, me siXteen,year marVe' was
| pckinr og his voIlevs ~, w;th the w;zard-
! -Ty of master worsman ana when he
1 smashed ~ ,r',, fonna ,, CIV ,,,,
4 dering whara ~" louna a ~ So fra wv"
I TIdor ,'an ~. ~ po"t ,I, .alaa ~ ~ 1o
his wiclod w." s,. ine .e".n ia";e a. ,os.'
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