New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
MISS MOORE IN DEFEAT
Falls a Victim to Fast Play Of
Miss Browning.
SECOND SET HARD FOUGHT
B1ache Beats DIR. Rosenbaum in
Mems Singles on the
NYack Courts.

C1everlv shooting her drives down the
side lines or suddenly switching them
across court. Miss Adelaide Browning won
the final round of the wornen's singles on
the courts Of the Nyack Country Club yes
terdsy. In winning Miss Browning went On
record as scoring a reversal Of form 40
she defeated the former national champion
Miss Elizabeth n. Moore. 6-4, 1o-s II vas
q we'll won match. and Miss Browning no~
becomes the challenger Of Miss Louise z.
Hammond for the challenge cup
In the final round Of the doubles the-s
was not the same good fortune IN store
for the singles winner In this fixture ths
former national champion. Mrs William ~
Pouch and Miss Louise z. Hammond de-
feated Miss Edna Wildey and MISS Browns
ing after three lively sets at s.. -. So
ReversaIs Of form we're not coHi1neo en-
tirely TO the won1en'5 tourney, for the YOUNG
FngIewood Field Club player. " Blachs.
scored over the old tournament campaigns
or. DR.. William Rosenbaurn, ar So. 6-3 IN
the seri-fnal round Of the mems singles.
The final for the trophy IA therefore nks
The recent one at the end Of the champions
ship at Newport, for it is the test Of tha
youthful expert. BIsche. against the vet<
cram. Henry ]. Mollenhauer, who reached
the final in the lower half
B1ache also scored in the mems doubiess
as with another brilliant and youthful per-
former. Earl Ffncke. he defeated DR.. Wiils
ian, Rosenbaum and s. Howard Voshells
: CO. 6+.
For dashfng spright1y lawn tennis thera
have been few matches among the women
IIayers of this section of the country this
season that have been characterized By slcn
breezy playing as that which Miss Brow1~
ing revealed. She was aggressive against
the splendid court generalshtp of her IA
nous opponent, ard al no stage did sns
allow the constantly changing game oc
Miss Moore TO bother her speed and ac-
curacy were the a1I-importsnt factors OF
Miss Brownings game, and she never sac"
rifced one for the other
With the beginning of the second set ths
ex-chanpion began TO force her shots deep
into court and by shaving the lines for
rapid drives kept Miss Browning on ths
move. The latter seemed TO dance over her
te erritorv. and she maintained her position
with the changing pace and ever kept the
bail skiunn1ing back across the net 70 MISC
Moore
Both women played fast lawn tennis.
Miss Moore striving with all the art as
rer command 10 break through her op-
ponent's 5 service. In this after 5-aH sHs
was unsuccessful From that point 70 sail
the two brought off some thrilling rallies
without either being able TO take the Lead
In the seventeenth game Miss EroWnins
finally broke through, SO that she Is 70 Veef
Miss Hammond for the cup to-day Tns
summary follows:
Nyack challenge cup. women's singles lHn1
rornd)-Miss ADELAIDE Brownins defeaIed Mss
Elizabeth H Moore. 6-4. 10-s.
Womens doubles fssmi-hnal roU1d)-M-s.
rond 5rrd1 defeated Mrs Louis : coe and Mss Corr
don Hamilton. 6-1 7-5: Miss Edna Widey ard
and GniS Mss iss'eir4f Griffen. ms So. 81
Final round-Mrs william H Pouch a1d
Miss Louise z. Hammond defeated Miss Dd1a
Wildey and Miss Adelaide Browning. s. 80
Blache defeated Dr. William Rosenbaun1. SIS.
Mems doubles tfrst round,-EarI Ffncks a-3
W Blache defeated Howard 5. Cullunan and 4
shambeTs IS s. J L Joya agd F. 4 HaI
2-6. SIS: o H Rigs and 4 ,. Martin ds-
featsd George Church sHd HaTry & I2rTsn4s'
Clarke defeated l. H. Voshsu and P L Wilson.
second round-Dr William Rosenbaum and 5.
Howard voshen defeated c. s street and G,
Grannis. 81. s.: Earl Fincke and W Bsea.
Henry ]. MGllenhaueE and p Ri +, CiaTse De-
@ I BisseIi ana R b BisseII. 6c. 81
SegqnPal nr Wifam RosenbaGm and s Howar
VosheII s. 50. Henry J. Mollenhauer and
2 H Clarke defeated George : GTOesoeck and u
A Eaton 60. 81
Seventy-seven competitors. representing
the top class of the metropolitan district.
we're drawn for the Quaker Ridge cham
pionship cup. the principal trophy offered
for the mems singles in the open lawn ten
mis- tournament that begins this afternoon
on the clay courts OF the New ROchells
Tennis Club. II is a remarkable entry. and
big fields are assured for the doubles and
mixed doubles
William JudSon Clark. the referee DE-
clares that the rules OF the national as
sociation are TO be observed in every par
ticular. He Will be assisted by AIexands-
J. l. Bradley. DIR. Bertrand r. Drake. VIII
lam l. OBrion. 5. Bruce Wilson, Richard
+. Augur and Lowell Lamb