New-York tribune., 1919-07-25
Wriigghts Also
Score Twice
At Longwood
Strong Combinations Reach
Fourth Round in New Eng.
land Sectional Tourney

4>E W AOAN, MASS, July Z4.-Atter q
day CT inactivity play was resumed to-
day in the Longwood singles and New
England sectional doubles lawn tennis
championships on the Chestnut Hill
courts. The soil was soggy and ham
pered the contestants in their play.
Progress was made in the doubles
and two favorite combinations were
two-ply winners and reached the
fourth round. These tandems were
composed Of Richard Norris Williams
I'd, national champion in 1914 and 1915,
and Watson Washburn, and of the
Wright brothers, Beals c., the inter-
nationalist, and Irving.
Williams and Washburn, who won
the Longwood doubles in 1915, first
disposed Of We. Porter and L. B.
Rice in the second round, after losing
the first set. The scores were 4-6
6-1, Cd, Is. In the third round
they eliminated Teddy Pel and Fred
lnman, Of New York, after they again
had dropped the first set. The tally
was 1-6, Go, 6-2, 6-1.
The Wright brothers scored both
their matches in straight sets. They
defeated c. H. Collester and II. Taylor
Boston, 6-3, GO, GO, and in the
third round trounced Clafln and Rice
by 6-1, 60, 81.
The summary:
Longwood Singles
Second round (complete)-C. +. De
E9ng PhiIadsphia ga sI Won M from Axel
NV
Boston. by default; G. B. Peterson Won
from Robert Kinsey by default; d s.
Niles Boston, won from WINS Davis.
won from L. Z. Mahan by default.
Third round-N. w. Niles. Boston, de-
feated G. Garbe, New York G-l, 6--1
Charles Garland, Pittsburgh, defeated
Richard croc1er New York -. s-2;
X Yamaski Jaoun defeated ". S. War
an9: phi. 4 ho1ton l1obt &c. So Craig Riddle'
defeated ]. b 'enne, jr., Boston. CO.
6-3; H G. Johnson. Boston. won from
H s. Guild. Brooklyn. by default, i. ".
Foster, Boston. won from Norman John
son, New York, by default; r. y. Sulloway,
Goneord y. IL, defeated A. S Dabney jrr
feated Bidwell. Boston, 6--l IS; R. n
Williams. I'd, Boston, Won from c. f De
Long. philadelphia. by default; L. y. Rice,
f.; = N. RegSio. Boston, defeated r. G..
Bray. Boston. 6, .. Josiah Wheel
wright, boston, defeated Z. w. Feibleman.
Philadelphia. Tt, 4-G. tt
New England Sectional Doubles
Second round-R. n. Williams. I'd, Boston.
W. e. Porter and l.. B: Rice, tt, 6-1.
S vsb IA Ra.tae nsos G. Wright and Irvng
md j. Taylor, Boston, G--3, e., 6-2
T. J. sulloway. Concord. n. H. and r. c.
Seaver. Boston, defeated \. e. Kent and
u. II. Bundy, Foston, 6-2, 6-3, IS;
D. s. Niles and J. s Nichol. Boston. de
feated A: s peahody and f. II. Godfrey.
Boston ,., 60 J,-so Sm1 60 T. y Gree1nough
7 =. Plirnpton and II. Plimpton, Boston.
9-s GO, c~$; T. r. Pell and +. G;
s. L. Beals, Boston. 6-s, G-4 s-2; Craig
Biddle. Philadelphia. and Charles S Gar
land, Pittsburgh. Won from F; e. Dixon
G. P. Gardner, jr.,- and II. c. Johnson,
Boston. won from NJ. Hobbs and II. Guild.
nd 9y s6ans aeans H swan New York fOdb
G. Is. shaw. Boston, and r. n. Dam Paw
tucket, by default G. p. Peterson and DR..
GGoodridge Won from E. V; Page and R. v.
and X. YamaslS Japan. won from W. D.
d%%1, Bourne and n Jehnson, Nsww York. by
Bullock, New York, by default, r. I} Bid
we'll and A N. Reggie, Boston. defeated
Is, as, ca, 80; x. pfaffman, Bos- sos'-
ton, and W. Crocker. New York. defeated
5o,I !; D. Ewing Ewing New York and w. H Ab-
n ". NiIes and 4. s. Dabney,' Boston, de.
fsated nsd. j. B. Fenno, jr. ana G W Helm,
Gamer, Boston. defeated r. c. Bray and
George f Wales, Boston, GO. GO. Ca.
Third round--Wright and Wright de-
feated I9.ai,s clahin and Rice, 6--l. 60. 81;
1nman. Ii, 60, GO, 81 Biddle and
Garland defeated Gardner and johnson.
6-2, 3-6, 81, - 10: Peterson and
pr. Goodbridge defeated Swain and Jen-
nings 81. 6-2. 6-1 Greenough and
Wheelwright defeated Warland and va
rnasakI 62. C.. e.