Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29

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STROKE ANALYSIS
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Second Set
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' REHABILITATION
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Marathon Matches
II the average lawn tennis player
So%ld w"G have SaS Watched watch DR. DR.. p. F B. Hawk
and Jake Tremaine play their match
Yesterday he would have remarked to
himself: II hope I draw one Of those
two IN the next tournament. Pretty
"Pretty soft" Is right. but Mr..
Average Player would find that the
pretty Soft referred to himself and
not either Doctor Hawk or Tremaine.
Watching that pair play is much easier
tan beating either of them. as hun
drCds Of players who have fallen VIC
Tins to their peculiar style Of game
can testify. NOJ Only 10 tUe dNtTdkt
players fall before their getting" tao
age pass out Of tournaments the same
way.
Doctor Hawk beat Tremaine yester-
day. 6-3. Ga. but It took him a very
long time to do 1t. In fact, some Of the
rallies were almost as long as the
games which are played by two players
who play a slashing net game. Tremaine
did little more running than Doctor
Hawk because the Cynwyd exponent Of
the back court game was slightly more
accurate than the Greenpoint star.
Many time &the ball was passed back
and for more than dozen times
the b /out. Only four times during
the /sets were points by either on an
crrt IN returning the service.
AlYEs Have a Battle
Whenever Doctor Hawk and Tre-
knows that battle is on. They met
last year and each got a set before
Doctor Hawk won out in the third, 6-3.
That match was one of the longest of
the season of 1919.
Doctor Hawk scored ten more points
in the match than Tremaine. In tho
first set Doctor Hawk had the bet
Ter Of 1t on points, 20 to 20, and in
the second set he scored AZ to 30 for
Tremaine. Today Doctor Hawk was
scheduled to meet Keefe, Of the Cynwyd
1 Club.
Here is the point score:
FIRST SET
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brilliant Match
Another match that attracted the en-
tire attention of the gallery was that in
which Norman Swayne defeated Herman
Dornheim, Cd, OF. OF course Swayne
used his racquet. but he really won with
his head. He changed his pace so often
that Dornheim was not able to keep
nus own fashy game going. Swayne
essentially a back court player and
he forced Dornheim to play his game and
In that way defeated him.
1t was battle between a young
player who uses hard drives, plays at
me net, smashes well and serves Sc
Vcrely against a veteran who knows
every angle Of the game and how to best
take advantage of his opponents weak
ness Swayne's getting was marvellous
ana when he changed his pace to a soft
pau, IT appeared that he tried to make
ms returns with the least speed that
would carry the ball over the net. But
an OF his shots were so well placed
mat Dornheim, in spite Of his speed,
was outguessed many times.
/ sWayne has a way of concealing his
shots that Is remarkable. He seems to
LOOK one way and hit the other before
ms opponent realizes where the stroke
Is going to be made,
owayne scored points time and again
On piece OF strategy. He would entice
poGnheim to the net, then would use
pack hand drive Of moderate speed that
1 nEent straight down the side line on
gio;rnheim's sit; forehand. When in a po-
snioh 10 make this shot, Swayne in
point. anu seoreu the
The point score which follows sbows
"'a' close match it was:
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another Marathon
ment D. Kiefer. of Chicago f;nsIlv 1ot
me the decision over Thomas Graf Merion
ieket Club, 1910, 10, Ga. This
tau nauh took exactly three hours and tlf. |
zen minutes to play. Both men pIa we'd
aceilent tennis and at the finish neither
least. "sa'n "uhtii tomorrow at
,,,lore before this marathon event Carl
hsHner trimmed his clubmate. Mar.
7SSn yanneman, in straight sets. 6-l.
Do. IN the first set the Uniyersitv Of
ss seHWnsylyania captain had It ali his way,
on, 'apneman couldn't get started. Not
NY mat, but Fischer was playinR the
set os' hsal game that he has played since he
;ns SUs PACK on clay courts, after perform.
n "s IN many tournaments this SIMMER
Sot So grass h,s In the second set Vsnneman
NJ MS game going we'll and made
ssner go the limit to get the decision
of n n the morning play Miles Valentine
~ me Germantown Cricket Club won
srd %S pok trophy when he defeated Rich.
ch a retry, in the finals for the boys'
Championship. of Pennsylvania, The
sore vas 81, 6-2, 90. A'
NJ ~ : o'clock this afternoon Wood
INV uraham Wentz, the latter of Penn
Ws.err were booked to piay CharIas
WATSON watson and Milo Miller anothss
'0duct Of Pean Charter. ~