New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Three Teams i'm
Tie for Squash
Tennis Horlors
Harvard, Yale and p. X. L.
Clubs All Win i'm Glass b
Matches; Are Deadlocked
BY Fred Hawthorne

\
ingly busy afternoon yesterday on the
courts, four matches being played in
the metropolitan team championship
tournament. The Yale Club, the Har-
ward Club and the Princeton Club An
lshed with victories, while the D. X, e.
| Club, by whitewashing Columbia, con
tinned in a three-cornered tie with
| Yale and Harvard for the lead in the
championship tourney, The New York
A. @. Is now last in the event, having
lost all three of its games.
/ Princeton won by the decisive mar
/ gin Of s matches to l from, the Cres-
cent Athletic Club, while Yale had to
put forth her beat efforts to defeat the
New York A. G. at 43, The Winged
Foot men are playing their first sea
was triumphant over the eppositior
from the Montclair Athletic Club by
| matches to 2, getting one of these
by default. ~
over at the Heights Casino, in Brook
iiyn, they had a mixed program, in
honor OF the opening Of the new squash
courts and the improvements recently
completed in the lawn tennis court
building, Only exhibition matches
were played in both events, but the
competition was of the keenest, the
\ galleries were large, and on all sides
were heard expressions of approval of
the reconstructed courts. A dance was
! run of In connection with the other
I festivities.
Miss Eleanor Goss and Watson M.
Wsshburn defeated Miss Martha Bay
ara and Francis I. Hunter by score
Of 6-3, Ga, and Karl Behr and Dean
Mstney vanquished Washburn and
hunter, at 6-4. Ga, in the two tennis
matches played, IN the squash matches
Thomas I. Coward, national champion,
defeated Livingston Platt by score of
I5-12, l5-9, and A. J. Cordier jr,
former holder Of the national honors,
won from Charles M. Bull jr, after a
closely fought match, by score of
l7--1s, l5-s, 17--16. Harry Conlon,
professional of the Crescent A. c., de-
feated Harry Geidell, instructor at the
Casino, by scores of 15-2, 15-4, 81.
Deciding Match Is Close
The final result of the team match
between Yale and the New York A, c..
played on the Yale courts, remaineA in
| danbt almost to the last minute of
play. The rival clubs were tied at
three matches each when A. G. Guilt
| yer, OF Yale, and r. M. Loughman, of
| the Winged Foot organization, took
"'e sVuft' 1He 1ale man nad TO go
at his best pace to score over Lough-
man by tally of s--1b, 17-15, lie,
the last two games being fought out
on practically even terms. Loughman
| led at 1872 in the final game, but
| then his opponent made his bid, and
| by severe stroking and beautifully
placed shots just above the tall-tale
ran out the match. M. M. Sterling, J.
). Casey and Chapman Ropes were the
| successful players on the New York
a. G. team, which, although in last
showing in all its losing matches.
Montclair was so unfortunate as to
lose the services of one of its leading
players when r. A. Seller, shortly after
/ the start Of his match against Duncan,
Of the Harvard Club, received a severe
bruise on his elbow and was forced to
retire, defaulting the match.
Columbia was utterly unable to hold
the fast D. K. E. tear in leash, hve of
straight games, The Greek letter club,
| which finished we'll down the list In
last years championship, has been
showing unexpected strength in the
tournament to date, and 1t may give
| some Of the favorites struggle be-
fore the championship title is won.
The summarizes;
D. K E., z; COLUMBIA, o,
On Columbia Club courts-H, s. Thorne.
p insia h W defsatsd keana 3 aearas aaineS &c
d. deissted W: p; l. starbuek, Columbia
js-is, ia; W: " TAYLOR. D; K p, de-
it-ls, d. l. Ward. B. K. O.. defeated ].
~ pallsyn, coiSmbis, ILL I; 1s-s;c, s.oB B.
a SeeRer' b. k, g., defeat defeated n. II, x Alex- Z
ander Columbia, S-ls. 1s.7, l5-s: g. g,
o9sSIsssi gRfssibloN; ron .; ,e ,eeRhsogNr A e.1:
y & G.
Princeton. defeated r: F., Torrance; z: A.
tsn, lS sefs,sS s = ep,et askeen A. e. p''ase- nee
10. l6~iS, is-s; j, L. Fareliy, Princeton,
asfested II =, Burroughs C. A c. ssfas, lsEs o
, Nesiy. Princeton, defeated Donald NJ. Bel
lows g, I5as ls@l5; G. se w prISas Tyfe,
On Ysia sAtn daur.s2 Il Il Z L Smith, a. g. Yale f. de-
fsated Percy spalaing, Yale 141-l4. ls-loa 10
s. gwy,SR. wsR 1ss' xais' desaased s - J. 'sas nsaa
a.,sstaa dSio : ltf,s fonshn.o A. G. g sul.sss, Y T.
| ett, Yale, dsfeatsd James Butler jr., y. :.
| A. G., Is-lo, Ib-s; Chapman Ropes. y. Y.
A, c., defeated G., p. Goodhue. Yale
HAYWARD. s; MoNTcLAIR A. c.. z.
| On Harvard Club Courts-R; c. Rand,
| Harvard, defeated Felix Dunkin. Mont
| clair S--l5, 15--11, 15a-9; r. ID. Hughes,
| Montciair, defeated GeoGrey Taylor, Har-
| ward. ls--s, l5-lii D. Duncan, Harvard
IT, Waidron. Montciair 1e-e, lsm-ls; 9.
A. Hipkins. Montclair. defeated William
! holland, Harvard defeated II. B. Luchards'
| Montclair. i6-5, 15-1i F. Z: Lung u,
Harvard, defeated II. R. Van Cleve, mont
clair. 1b---6. liza.
TEAM STANDING
CIuhs. Won. LOST.
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