The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-24

cOnlfOI. w dlhSF attempted TO keep lne
ball travelling fast and low. but too
many of his low shots hit the telltale.
and either forced him handout or gave
his opponent point Play was not far
behind Class A calibre, and its agrees
siveness made the exhibition decidedly
interesting. In three starts to date
Walker has failed to score a victory,
but in every one of them he has eX
tended his opponent to the limit to
win.
In the other extra game match Joseph
Walker Sd of Yale triumphed over II.
Cromwell recovering his stroke after
some erratic play in the second game.
Reginald Roome, the Yale club Class b
champion, scored with surprising ease
over Robert Piel, the Princeton captain.
outpointng him 30 to 4 and taking the
second game at love. The other winners
for Yale were T. Coward, j. +. Troun-
slime. Clyde Martin and Lindsay Brad
ford.
Harvard Club, which in the past has
met with very few setbacks In interclub
squash tennis matches met defeat for
the second time in as many weeks, this
time on it's own courts at the hands of
the Columbia players. The latter led
by four matches TO three, the meet be-
ing undecided until the final contest Of
the day in which r. V. Mahon took an
extra game match from c. j. Coulter.
Coulter Is a newcomer to competitive
squash tennis but he has acquired
commendable skill within a short time
After winning the opening game 17-16
by an uphill rally the Harvard man
found his speed and strength dwndling
and he was forced to drop the second
by a score of 15-S. In the final game
Coulter had very little left and failed
to score a point.
For the winners. A. c. Scott showed.
perhaps. the most impressive form in
defeating +. S. Richie 7-15, 15-7, 16-10.
Scott was a trifle slow in getting into
stride but in the second and third games
his attack was varied. his change of
pace battling. and his getting so alert
and swift that Richie, despite fast
hard hitting game, was compelled to
trail all the way. For Harvard Club
f. S. Whltlock, Murray Taylor and
+. NJ. Blagden, the latter a former grid
iron star, were the winners. Taylor
showed Il puZzling service that stood
him in good stead in his contest with A.
w. a. Kimbel In the final game he
scored five aces off service. the ball
hugging the side wall each time after
bounding off the front wall and then
dropping dead in the corner The shot
was well nigh untakable when served
right and 1t was one of these services
that earned Taylor the final point of
his match.
The two new clubs in the field this
year, Army and Navy Club and the u.
*. Il. Club opened their series on the
latter's court, but only two matches
were played. D. X. u. winning both of
them. The other five are to be decided
to-day. The Fraternity Club has one
OF the finest squash tennis courts in
the city. but only one, and every series
scheduled for that club will have TO be
divided over a period of two days.
The Summary.
YALE CLUB. Z; PRINCETON CLUB. o.
T. Coward Yale, defeated Basil Harris,
Yale. defeated L. II. Monks, Princeton, 10
6. I5-6; Joseph Walker 3d. Yale, defeated
7. Cromwell. Princeton. 15-l2. 12-l5. 121I;
Reginald Roome Yale. defeated Robert Piel.
Princeton. 15-4, 30 Clyde Martin. Yale
defeated A. NJ. Kidder. Princeton. 17-14.
ID; John A: Victor. Yale, defeated G. a, a:
Lindsay Bradford, Yale, defeated G. NJ. Dem
nison. Princetons 15-2. 15-2.
COLUMBIA CLUB, 4; HARVARD CLUB. 3.
+. S. Whitlock, Harvard. defeated +. w.
Taylor. Harvard. defeated w. A. Kinbel,
Columbia. 1910. els. 15-10I A. g. scott
Columbia, defeated 4. 5. Ritchie, Harvard
T-f5, 15-7, 15--10; +. NJ Blagden, Harvard.
defeated H. r. Burt. Columbia, 81, 15-5;
l. NJ. Simonds, Columbia. defeated Il. II.
Hemenway. Harvard. 15-10. 15-l1; r: V.
Mahon. Columbia. defeated G. J. Coulter
nam, Columbia, defeated David Duncan.
15-iO. 15--io.
ARMY AND NAVY VS.. =. X. L.
+. jenkins, d. K. E., defeated Godfrey
w w Taylor, d. X. E., defeated 4. Car
nochan, Army and Navy. 15--4. 15-i.