The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
ONE CINCINNATI GIRL
FACES NEW WORKERS
Misses Wagner and Cassell and
Mrs. Raymond Survive in
National Tennis.
SEMI-FINALS ON TO-DAY
Many Pick Miss Wagner to Be
Challenger for Title as
Result Of Play.

ST. 'LARrrSs. Pa. June io.-with tn,
neat iairly sizzling on the Philadelphia
Grey ct Club courts here and the mercury
10" hing above 80 rapid progress was
fm de in the womens national tennis
g championship tournament to-day. twenty
Ave matches being played. The elimins-
ton of all the Philadelphia girls In tho
singles event and the strength OF tho
New York players was made evident carly
in the day. Miss Marie Wagner. New
York indoor champion. continued hor
brilliant work on the court by defeat
ing Miss Carrie Il. Nely. Chicago. IN
two straight sets. Miss Wagnet'- marked
supremacy In this match mad her the
favorite with many ~ the likely girl to
oppose Miss Mary Browne FOR the title.
Mrs. Edward Raymond. af.cr dropping
the hrst set IN the match with Mrs. WI
lard sullivan, upheld her good record
by winning the next two sets and tls
match and she will play Miss Magne ~
the semi-inai division he the u, s.
bracket tomorrow.
Miss isabelle Prndietou. the Cinc!n.i I
PLAYER held fast to her place IN the low,
section ~ th" bracket by defeating M
Sarah Myers. Merton Cricket club, IA
two sets. Miss MYERS and Miss Haunai
Wright. Germantown. wcr. the only two
local girls In tn tournamyul when play
started to-day shortly after noon and IL
was quito a surprise when Miss Myers
won from Miss Wright vino had prevl-
ously eliminated Mis-, Helen Alexander.
Miss Myers beat the Germantown grl In
two straight sets. As Miss. Pend Ton
advanced she qualified to /play Mss
Glare Cassell. the third New York girl
to reach the semi-nnnl round. Miss Cas-
sell won from Miss Ann Sheefe. who up
held the Boston end. I'm one OF the best
singles matches of the day.
New York scored again when Miss
Wagner and Miss Cassrn PLAYED together
IN doubles and defeated Mrs. sullivan and
MS's Nicely. The summaries:
women's singles Third round-Mlss Isa-
belle pendlcton. Cincinnati, defeated Miss
Sarah Myers. Merton cricket club. defeated
Miss Hannah =. Wright Germantown e. e..
Fourth Rouud--Mlss Marie wagner. New
York, defeated Miss Carrie 4. Neely. Chicago,
"a. 6 Nrs. Edward Raymond, .Now
York defeated Mrs. willard Sullivan. Rich.
ails,9n' cin,clnn,aSli de5e3tea Miss sarah
Claire cassell. New York defeated Miss Arm
w Sheafe Hns,3n, -. -. I'll
( round-AlIss Marie Wagner and Miss claire
GasSe!I defeated Mrs sullivan and Mss
Cassebeeer aud nl.s Webber. Ga ga. Miss
sarah Nelson ana Miss Theodore Lille Do
ID
Third Round-Miss Moore and Mrs c. ~
liesrd defeated Miss Dorothy Disston and
Mlss Elizabeth Fox. f--e, Ct
/ Mixed Doubles. championAhip--Firstr ourd
Mrs G. y. Beard and +. Paul defeated
Miss Noble Thaycr and ! T.. Disston Jr
-. st; Miss Nelson and l. .. Lewis
defeated Miss Collins and A ". watts, Cd
IS, 7-5i Mrs II. II. smith and Albert Il.
Kennedy defeated Miss Elizabeth Fox and
/ Edmond Thayer, 81 -: Miss Ann Sheafs
and g. \. Rogers defeated Miss Weber and
! g. Il. Fraley, SIS, G-i: Miss euAane White
and Joseph X. Carpenter. Jr.. defeated Miss
Sarah Myers and j. s. Landreth. 6--2, ct
Second Round-Miss Carey and J. r.
/ Thaycr defeated Mrs. sullivan and r e.
New pOd 81. Is: Miss Sheafe and C. q
Rogers defeated Miss White and J. r. car.
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