Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-11
MISS KUSER AGAIN
SHINES AT TENNIS
Trenton Girl Looms Up as
Strong Contender for
WOmen's Title.

MORRISTOWN, Sept. 11.-Semi-
final rounds were reached yesterday
both in the singles and the doubles
of the New Jersey State champion
ship by the women tennis players
on the courts of the Morristown
Country Club. Miss Teresa Kuser.
the Trenton girl. who has been play
ing some very good tennis all week,
was again an easy winner and there
are many who figure that she is GO
ing to furnish quite surprise for
Miss Marie Wagner, the present
champion. This afternoon Miss Kuser
vas in the best form she has shown
20 far and put Miss Bessie Holden
out of the running in Straight sets
by q score of 81, 6-1. The over
whelming way In which Miss Kuser
earned her victory made the friends
of Miss Wagner feel anything but
confident of q repetition of last
years victory.
Miss Wagner had no particularly
easy time of 1t to come through to
the semi-finals. Miss Jane Rawson,
Montclair girl who has been inn
proving her game a lot of late, forced
her to three sets. In the long run
the experience of the indoor cham
pion prevailed and she ran out
fairly easily in the end. The other
winners were Mrs. Marshall Mclean,
who triumphed over Miss Alberta
Weber. and Miss Edith condit, who
put Miss Aida Hamilton out of the
running.
In the women's doubles the win
ners who will do battle in the semi
final rounds are Mrs. william H.
Pouch and Miss Alberta Weber, Mrs
Frederick Schmitz and Miss M.
Kahle, Miss Edna Wildey and Mrs.
Marshall Mclean and Miss Glare
Cassell and Miss Marie Wagner.
In the mems singles Alrick H. Man,
jr., the holder of the title, was again
an easy winner The summaries:
Women's singles (third round, Miss
7. S. Kuser beat Miss Bessie Holden,
81, 81. Miss Masie Wagner beat
Miss Jane Rawson, 81, 81. so.
Mrs. Marshall Mclean beat Miss AL
berta Weber, ga, 8-6. Miss Edith
Condit beat Miss Aida Hamilton,
60, 60.
Women's Doubles, Second Round
Mrs. Pouch and Miss Weber beat
Miss Newhouse and Mrs. johnson,
60, 60. Mrs. Schmitz and Miss
Kahle beat Miss Boynton and Miss
Mills, 81, Cd. Miss Wildey and
Mrs. Mclean beat Miss Bastine and
Miss Holden, Ga, 81. Miss Casset
and Miss Wagner beat Miss Picrsou
and Miss Rawson, So, Ga, Go.
Mems Doubles, First Round-F.
Hamilton Davis and James H. Mo-
Lean beat H. G. Martin and F. p.
Humphreys by default. George s..
Grosbeck and A. H. Behr beat A. c.
Bragaw and r. Rogers by default
J. Durham and H. Throckmorton
beat F. B. Hague and C. ]. Cairns
As, S-6, SIS. Musgrave Hyde and
fillmore Hyde beat J. H. O'Connell
and Leon S. Freeman by default C.
L. Lindsey and partner beat H NJ
Balch and partner by default. Leslie
Cypers and Oscar B. Smith, jr., beat
James Coghill and Hy Ford by de-
fault Neil C. Stevens and H. c.
Tremaine beat G. r. Watson and
partner by default Halstead Little
and Frederick Richardson beat e. G.
H. Pendergast and partner by de-
fault. r. B. Bennett and A. Richie,
jr., beat c. Duryea and J. N. Biker,
jr., 60, 6-1. Atrick H. Man and
e. w. Peaslee beat o. H. Riggs and
C. B. Walker by default r. M.
Pierson and J. HI. Hill beat Josiah
Macy and partner Ga, 60. W. and
w. D. Cunningham beat D. Holmes
and partner by default. j. NJ Day
and Shelton Pitney beat T. H. Baker
and c. Toothe, 60, rs. s. NJ
Stockwell and H. Nehsing beat S. B.
Kelsey and H. Vannostrand, Ga, 1-6,
IS. c.. Cragin and S. H. Palmer
beat Musgrave Hyde and Fillmore
Hyde, Cd, 2-6, rs.