New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
NATIONS DEFEAT MAIDS
Mrs. Mclean and Mrs. Aufer-
man Win Doubles Title.
| WARD AND BULL WINNERS
Reach Semi final Round in
New Jersey State Lawn
Tennis Tourney.

ming title in the New Jersey State lawn
tennis championship yesterday on the
! clay courts Of the MOrristown Field CLUB,
at Morristown. y. j.. for she, paired with
| Mrs. Walter &. Alderman. captured the
! women's doubles championship. In the
| final for the cups Mrs. Mclean, who was
formerly Miss Helen Romans, the ma
| tional champion, and Mrs. Alderman de-
| feated Miss Clare Cassell and Miss Ina
| Alice Kissel at "a. O..
This match decided the first OF the New
Jersey state honors for this season, and
in staging the contest Mrs. Frederick
SchmitZ, who is acting as referee, held to
her schedule. In fact, Mrs. Schmitz took
her place on the high stool and umpired
the match Miss Cassell began the SER
vice, to be followed I'm turn by Mrs. Nc
Lean, Miss Kissell and Mrs. Alderman.
At once from the maids side of the net
there was started long driving rallies.
After the first few games Mrs. Mclean
dropped back in her court. while Mrs.
Alderman played up to the net. The
latter was unusually good, and she man
aged TO get in an occasional lively eX-
change with Miss Kssel. The latter was
easily at her best. In what few volleys
there were she on several occasions
proved more than a match for Mrs. Nc
Lean and Mrs. Alderman. II was 10y taxi
ing some of the "loopers" for smashes as
she ran In 10 the net that Mrs. Mclean
turned the victory toward her side, TAX
ing the match I'm straight gets. Earlier IN
the day Mrs. Mclean and Mrs. Aufer-
H.f..e,I NIfeg M4rf. 4 IRVING
and Miss Sussette SchOfed i'm the semi
final at C., ca, while Miss Cassell and
Miss Klssel defeated Mrs. Charles y.
Beard and Miss Miriam Steeyer ut Ct.
-.
An innovation OF tho English order
the playing OF the womens consolation
as q haudIcap-proycd remarkably sue
cessful Miss Jane RowsOn. with the
mark OF plus &c. won the final match, IN
which she defeated Miss Florence Shell
don. minus 20. 10y the scores of 60, CO.
Mrs Schmitz stated yesterday that she
was heartily in favor of more handicap
tournaments She believed that this was
the strongest point of English lawn ton
mis-, and she hoped II would become more
popular in this country.
-Four Of the competitors. Vanderbilt y.
Ward the boy who has recently per
formed SO wen. Charles NJ. Bull Jr, Cal
noun Cragin and Alrick H. Man. jr., thD
Yale champion. arrived in the -emi-'nal
round Of tho singles. Bun defeated Mus
grave HYDE. Of the Harvard team, AZ
:, -. g., go, Itvdc til
~ - :" r,,t
lowed his service III 10 tht not bu''
, plavcd up in the second set. 50 that Hyde
scored only the second ana htih sa'h''.
HuU led al 5-3 I'm the third set, only 40
- N tI,.t, .,,,crt,k, hin, rs some
I have the tan liyde O''I '"A' MN
slashng net play AZ ball Ihch hnH TO-
80, on bis drives scoring the eleventh
game at love and winning the match IN
~. uevt game.
So, ..f,,,,rr.rsrlp. Vomou.s
eoG iSn ,seni,nnal round} Mrs. Marshall
Mclean ana MI" M'tel ,n% ,i,ss sr..
featcd Miss Marc ~ No. Ciar. cas-
.su o1J Mis-. ina Alice Ki,cl defeated Mr.
Charles y. Beard anu M'ss "'''''"
q. - .,...,,.,o,s,.,,, round Mrs Mar
iNS NJ "a. esn and Mrs Walter G. alderman
defeated MIS- 'IaF' '1Ss'" """ '
Alice kissel. u :, -, .troro.. rlavcd as a
Women AZ, raund,-Nlss swords
handica? lhfst .1uh" 49,, min. liz.
tscratChD defeated MIS-. oIc"', e'piNIs,',l.i
Is. - Miss SIC, EcndiL ,m, Gt i- az Miss
Rowson tplus 2-GJ defeated Mrs. Hopkins
6scratchJ. 81. 81; Miss IRVING minus
l-6J defeated Miss orr 'plus l'l, 10y, Hel",u4',Iti
Miss Damroseh 'scIHt,h' u'le"''u "''' '''''
Cminus go, Ct. =; ,.,.,. r q, 10
Second round MISS Ilsi,'I ~ % q
feated Miss Swords ,scIaal ~ 'io,e,trd MIS-
g: Miss Eowson 'plu. ~ n'l - ~,
Condit minus 1-J). g. M.'9 , ~
rosch 0scratcn dei.Sted az Inns .,IGI
80. e, So MISS shelaGIm mus
defeated MISS Hamilton P''' '''
81 ,,,,, p,c.sor minis "a,
gemi-fual round-Mits EoNsoh pII9
defeated Mics Plerson tplus 3-9l -. ~
as. Miss Sheldon minus --bl del'a''u
Nils, Damrosch 's,rat'h az 1o1son ,pius
2-81 defeated Miss Florence Sheldon 'mlhus
o-s). 90, @. AL. ,d,,.
Missed doubles 6hrst roundl, -Mlss 70.
Livingston and partner ny ieiault' M ,s. !"
.. Alderman and z. Rubsamcn dGi.tlei
Mrs Robert A Pope and Dr. William k2sgH-
Eetcham defeated Misc Blank and spencer
Miller by default; Miss Damrosch ana
charles r. Leonard defeated Mlss fIoIehff'
. Edgar ana L. Durham defeated Miss ina
Alice Kissei and James S. Cushman, s-Oy
80. NJ and Mrs John Mayer defeated
Mr and Mr. s,N Guf pSg,on ard G'i pania briggs
laS.'' a. 49, Anne Hamilton and oscar y.
e eeeII,,n Il. g-6 sc Mr. and Mrs.
Charles n Beard dGfea,Sa Mrs' j., y a.
Second round-Miss Leslie IN ana u. w
whitehall defeated Mrs. william II. Pouch
ord mariner by default; Miss Bradley ana
mo Day, Sd. defeated Miss White and
" 6 II Pendergast, by default; Mis wal
ter G. alderman and f. Rubsau.en defeated
Miss Adele Cragin and Hrthu, .; J."si ~
T.onapd defeated Miss Foote and w Retch-
am % 60; Mrs D. c. Edgar and Lind