The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-19

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t,ostos. MAY ~ the lawn tennis toufnas
mont Az tonswuod was brought down ~ ma
NAL rounds In both tho Invitation sinnl"'
and mised doubles to-day. To-morrow the
final round In each will be- played and Mias
NAV Sutton looks m easy winner ~ ths
Angles. n norman Cabot Il on hts same In
the doubles h. and Nflsa sutton should have
M great difficulty in dispensing of Miss Fenho
and ". ". Nlles In the doubles.
The mornings card provided two matches
In. the aemI-nnal round of singles and one
evhiblt ion act. In which Miss Sutton played
against ". W Niles, tho Harvard champion.
the latter winning "a Miss Evelyn Sears.
who has been unbeaten this week az Long
wood, WIS tho champions opponent, and the
champion made her usual straight set win.
being al no time forced IN extend herselt
Miss sears mado n very plucky stand, win
ming three games In the first set, but her play
lacked the aggressivcnesa necessary TO draw
Miss Sutton out.
The champion captured the FIRST eame no
love. In the second Miss Sears won ut S-a
The next three were easy for the champion,
the fourth game also being at love. Miss
Sears took the sixth and eighth, both at -.
Mas sutton winning n love game In the sew
enth. Miss sutton then ran out the match'
taking the last game at "a. The score:
NJ: $s,,S" q ,.......S : fSsfoas IL
The second set was an even easier PROPOSE
tion for the champion, who won by al.
Miss Sutton continued her brilliant placing.
scoring sixteen Of her points In that manner.
eleven of her opponents points being by
the champions smashes into the net or OUT
OF court. Miss Sears won only the third
game, at 40; the fourth, however. going TO
deuce. The score:
Miss sutton t@ ..,.,,..",..a -
Miss Sears a. ........,....O y 4 4 z ] liz
Miss Fenno and Miss Stevenson had a long
and hard fought contest for the honor OF
meeting Miss Sutton in the finals, Miss Fenno
finally winning.
The exhibition match between Miss Sutton
End Mr.; Miles was GoS a s NIsa S sne; A asTe tSe
match and though she was thoroughly. tired
she was forced to show the best tennis she
has played this week,
before Niles found himself the Pacific Coast
girl had taken two games, both at Al; Niles
captured the next two by the Identical score.
The fifth, sixth and seventh games were re-
plete with brilliant tennis. all being deuce
games. The rallies and PLACES were rewarded
love victory for the California girl. after
which Niles ran out the set with two love
games. The score:
M M, N sSa;o ,' d, iY :.::. aiisbsgS -
The cha mpion and her partner had q hard
task defeating Miss Fenno and Mr.: Leonard
In the doubles. but were successful. Miss
Sutton sh0 wed a stronger game than her
partner at all times. The other seml-nnai
In the doubles was a stubbornly contested
affair, Summary:
Invitation Singles-Semi -nnal round-Miss SUIT
ton defeated Miss Sears. o-3, o.; Miss Fenno de-
featcd Miss Stevenson, 81. 81, is.
an ai Mr., ceSot beat Miss Fenno and Nj. Leonard.
ID, SO; Miss Green and Mr.. Niles defeated Miss
Ritch and Mr.. Fitz, So, Cd, "a