The New York herald., 1922-02-01
SQUASH TITLE WON
BY HARVARD CLUB
Crimson Clinches Class B Team
Championship by Beating
Columbia Club.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

"DiSputcd dual meet not lncludeu.
Harvard Club won che metropolitan
Class Il squash tennis championship
yesterday as the result of its tenth
straight victory in the annual tourna-
ment. The team title was clinched at
the expense of the Columbia Club team
on che latter's courts. the Cambridge
graduates taking four matches out of
seven from the home team. As Har-
ward Club has lead OF three victories
over the nearest competing club, and
as only two more matches remain for
the Crimson alumni, they cannot be
overhauled. w. #. Robinson, G. f..
Fuller. George L. Abbot and William
NJ. Carson, Jr., were the men who scored
for Harvard yesterday. George j.
Gould, Jr, Kingsley Kunhardt and C.
W. Chambers were the winners for Co
lumbia, the meet being one of the closest
OF the season.
The tussle for second place in the
standing between the teams of the
Princeton Club and Yale Club re-
manned undecided yesterday, the rival
squad dividing six matches evenly.
There was to have been seventh match
between Douglas NJ. Bomelsler OF Yale
and Robert III. Monks of Princeton but
Il was postponed for tomorrow owing
to the fact that both players have hard
matches ahead of them In the national
Class r championship, which is to be
resumed to-day on the courts OF the
Columbia Club.
Crescent Athletic Club met It's tenth
defeat of the season at the hands OF
the Montciair Athletic Club team and Is
firmly located in last place in the club
standing. The New Jersey racquet
wielders scored by five matches 60 ono.
oil 1,.tt ~ he Axyn In
straight games. The summary:
HARVARD CLUB. 4; COLUMBIA CLUB. 3.
X. Kunhardt. Columbia. defeated William
r. Rand. Harvard. 1910. f0-15. 15-f2: w.
f. RoSnsoni Harvard; defeated X II ,,',Ny ME-
Harvard. defeated Harold Seliock. Column
hia. 15-to. i5-3; George ". Abbot. Har-
sd W wonsls hassr. Msraysl cclnss Ss
foated George O'NeiIl, Harvard. 1h---6. 15-p:
George J. Gould. .Jr:, Columbia. defeated Y.
Carson. Jr.. Harvard. defeated J. w.
Puleyn. Columbia. f5--f1. -5-fi.
PRINCETON CLUB. Q; YALE CLUB. ..
Kenneth :, UBrien' Yale defeated Leonard
Martin. Yale. defeated j. c. Mckbbn.
Princeton. I5-o; i5.l2; q. Z; Smith. Yale.
defeated ,rISnh ddcr Pri.oeton iss
i. 1. Mcciin,ccf, YSic, i5@ii, iS-2; A. >.
Mittendorf. Princeton. defeated Jesse Spald-
, ,ns, Yale iyrI od ISmi isnis GSorgs % woi, a.
Vale. Isl. f5--5.
NoNrCLAIR A. C., 3: CRESCENT A. C., 4.
II. V. Crawford. Montciair. defeated N. f.
Torrance. Crescent, 15-3, 1J--J: r. Parker,
Montclair, defeated = g. Tredwell. Crescent
15-T, Ibis. 1S-iJ =. g. Waldron, Mont
clair, defeated G. 4 burroughs. Crescent
-5--T. 15-e j.. r. Cspiot, Crescent. defcHte
J. Sanders, Montcair. 1s-g. f0-f5. 15-fi;
&. a. Hipkins, Montclalr. defeated ". r.
Triess, Crescent, fs-15, Isl; ". b. Lt-
chars, Mon,clalr' defeated G. Dayton, Cres-
cent, 15-3. 15-9.
Only two matches were played at the
Columbia Club yesterday I'm the ma
tional Glass r squash tennis champion-
ship, most OF the aspirants being en-
gagged IN metropolitan team matches.
In one of them George !. Gould. Jr.. OF
the Columbia Club. was eliminated by
William Rand OF the Harvard Club. by
n score Of 15--S. 15--S, and In the
other. George Abbot, Harvard Club, tri-
umphcd over Donald McClave. Columbia
Club, 15--4, 15--5. The latter match by
agreement also figured in tho metro
poitan team match between the IIar-
ward and Columbia clubs. Tho two con-
tests completed the second round of the
tournament.