New-York tribune., 1919-12-10

In the other Class A team match
nlaved yesterday at the Harvard Club
The Crimson representatives were tri-
umphant over The combined Princeton
Sorash Club team. making clean
sweep of the five matches. The Har-
yard Club. with three matches won and
one lost. is still in secor- place.
The appearance Of Jay Gould, the
worlds open court tennis champion, on
The Columbia Club team, was probably
the most notable event in connection
with the meeting between Yale and
Columbia. Gould was opposed by Alan
L. Corey. the Yale Club expert, and won
his match in convincing style by scores
Of l5-5. Id. showing superiority at
almost every stage.
Fresh from his triumph over Walter
KinseIla at court tents last week, Gould
was a marvel OF speed and effective
ness yesterday. In addition, he seemed
70 possess every variety of stroke and
was rarely caught out OF position On
many occasions the Co umbia Club
champion strokod the ba with such
terrific speed that it struck the back
wa rehounded INTO the court and hit
the back wall again before Corey could
even ge. his racquet into position for a
shot. The court tennis champion took
the bail at all sorts OF angles and his
eye was unerring.
Champion Takes Hold
In the first game Gould led at l2-1,
and then Corey made his best show
ing, scoring four aces, but thereafter
the Columbia champion overwhelmed
his rival, Corey getting only one point
during the rest Of the match.
F. s. Keeier. the Columbia Cub ex-
pert, was the only other local man to
win for his side, defeating H. W. Car
hart at l5-0. l5-9. Carhart was er-
ratio and made many errors. while
Keeler showed fine command Of his
sho.s and W-s always in IT, lead
A. J. Cord,er. Of Yale, defeated Frank
Kld-e, OF CO umbia, at 17-15, 1S-l5,
the latter making q strong bid for the
honors when laying far behind in the
count. Livingston Platt was another
ley al 1S-l5. l5-l1, and his work
was impressive, as he outwitted his
opponent in the first rallies C. J
Msccuiro. Of Yale. accounted for +. J.
Whighan, at 15-5, 15-11, in the fifth
Match.
The Harvard Club players, although
hard pressed in several of their
matches with the Princeton Squash
Club team, managed to come through
success sful.y in every case. Only Prince
tor men appeared on the losing team,
none Of the SQUASH Club representa-
tiVes being on hand
Dana Defeats Mixsell
sAnderson Dana. of Harvard, brought
Of numerous bril- liant shots in his
match with H. r. Mivsell, winning by
asacore o. SIS, 15--a2, 15-2. The
victor was in rood stroke and proved
his genera'ship in the critical stages OF
the matches. The veteran MiXsell could
not hold the nace set by his younger
opponent, and, after winning the open
ing game. gradually fell behind
Eric Winston. national champion of
1916 made his first appearance in a
tournament in two years, and. although
- 4 slower than usual. won in
straight games from Harold Tobey. OF
Princeton. ~ score of 15-11, 15-8.
The summaries:
YALE vs.. COLUMBIA
N), IL, ii: F 5 Keeier Cc>, de-
a J. Cordier tYl. defeated Frank kidde
cl l1-l5, ISIS. LIVINGSTON Platt %,
ee;eatef Il. n Bullley 60, 1S-l5.
whighan. 1c1 IS. l5-i1,
HARVARD vs.. PRINCETON SQUASH
Anderson Dana 90 defeated H r.
AXseli tp-Nl. s-15, l5-12, 15-2. Eric s
Nlns.on 40 dcfeated Harold Tobey
~. sr,sl i5-ll l5-~' \. E ELS SD. de-
4 Coourn GU. defeated l.. c. Oids
sH defeated j. i}oyi (p-sj. lis. 15@s'