New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
MRS. M'LEAN GETS TITLES
Captures Three Championships
in New Jersey Lawn Tennis.
ENGLISH PLAYER ALSO WINS
G. X. F. Andrews, by Steady
Playing, Victorious in Com
petition for Mems Singles.

Three of the New Jersey State lawn ten
mis- championships were Won by Mrs. Mar
shall Mclean yesterday on the courts OF
the Morristown Field Club at Morristown.
n. J. The player, who as Miss Helen Ho-
mans held tho national title and many
others. signalized her return 10 the game
by tho most remarkable performance that
the sport has ever known in this country
as a record for one days play. Not only
did Mrs. Mclean win the singles. the wom-
ems doubles. paired with Mrs. George l..
Chapman, and the mixed doubles. with
IIalstead Little as her partner but she
scored six matches without the loss of a
set. She played the record total of 100
mes ead vas on the courts all day, ap-
parently none the worse for her strenuous
l.-,.ta.
As Mrs. Mclean got into the swing OF
her driving game. the fashionable gallery
which thronged about the picturesque
courts began 10 inspire her with their ap-
plause. Her pluck and stirring work in
rol!!e- made her a popular favorite.
The surprising feature OF her performance
Was the TACT tnat Mrs. Mclean went from
one competition TO another with hardly any
rest Sill, II did not appear 10 detract
from her versatile and resourceful WELD
ing Of the racquet. Actually she seemed to
luu rove as the day wore along. and It is
safe TO assert that such record for a
championship tournament will stand for
some time TO come.
Mrs. Mclean in the singles defeated her
rival Of Hudson River tournaments. Miss
Elizabeth &. Bunce, by the score OF Ga
/ and GO. In this contest Mrs. Mclean
worked steadily for position and found the
openings for her passing shots, so that
Miss Bunce, despite her skiful long shots
20 the corners. was beaten in straight sets.
In the doubles Mrs. Mclean and Mrs.
Chapman first defeated Miss Ina a. Kis-
sci and Mrs. Robert A. Pope IN the SEMI
final. 6-4, 10, and then secured the title
by disposing OF Miss Marie Wagner and
Miss Bunce, at e., "a, in the final. The
rallies in the latter contest were hotly
fought out. Mrs. Mclean and Mrs. Chap
man finding the lines prettily BY their
driving shots.
c. X. F. Andrewes, the English player
who has been touring this country. won
the mems singles title His remarkable
steadness from deep court was of the
same sort which week ago made the In
ternationals so closely scored. He defeat
-
Of O., 6-2 Is, 60. In passing across
court and on his ground strokes the Briton
displayed better form than he did at New
port last month. He was fast and always
steady 1t is planned to finish the doubles
to-day.
The summary follows:
New Jersey state championship. womens s
singles final championship IoundI-Mrs MAI
shall Mclean defeated Miss Bzabeth T. bunce'
/ Women7s doubles fsemi-hnaI round)--Nrs.
Marshall Mclean and Mrs george L. RasePi SssPmeh
gFHp Fnsi and Championship round-Mrs Mar
shall Mclean and Mrs George l. chapmssa, p%s.a,o,h a..
= womess Saaes handicap singles second round
Miss sadie Wilmering& & pus s6p % aia s2 "a az Mis-.
Frances Campbell minus 9 8 and 1D defeat ID
Misa Watson (plus So) by default. ,,,,.,.-,,.,,,
plus 80 and SO d. leated Miss Frances Campbell
Gninus 3-e and 15), e.4, e. ,.,n ,o an,
go defeated Miss Sadie Wilmerdins plus 80
'"S SiSed 2 doubles second round,Mrs. Marshs
Mclean and Hslstead Little defeated Miss HiI'
and Ara GsiaT SPis EusS.S G and +
Il Pendersast dsfts'ea ar MS1sbsi sns MI' Mef@an
and and ''fSts Hsistead Little defeated Mr. and Mrs
fd Robert ia a Pope. 90. 81; Miss Ina A Kisse sss
Mrs j. A. II. Hopkins. 6-2, 50. -
semi-fnsl round-Mrs Marshall Mclean ana
Halsisad iso defeated s.DGslssst M:. EsaG.Re s e.
Bunce % ana y rassr %, a. ana Iindfey Durham de.
mst Sastea Miss Ina A Kis,el and Or. William
Rosenbaum. 4-6, 81. 1o-s. $780, p.r,,o,o-
,rtw defeated Allan Fox, 81 1i-9 defaulteoD;
seminna round~S K A1Sregese pa Y efsnt aslt'sa del
SSn,S Gsor9. bartholomew, "a. 60.
Final and championship round-C. x. f. A9-
drewes defestcd W. c. Grant. G-' 60 ~
6-2.