New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-09

,.is TO these fair champions OF
! 4. he highest honors.
=, Mclean only qualified for the
-, round after O thrilling struggle
~, yr.. Barrcr-wallach. Of Newport
4. aired the New York player to a
-6.7-5. $ g before she ad-
s.fsst Mrs. McLean's greatest
r',. - Tomorrow. however. for she
p 800 with Mrs. George WIGHT
- 80 farmer Hazel Hotchklss, OF
~ .; Should Mrs Mclean sue
r disposinc Of Mrs. Wightman
III still have 20 face either MISS
-, Sears. Of Boston. or Mrs. l.
80 80, another Longwood Cricket
.isver who has been playing
...s.ipIiv in all her matches.
~. Wicbtman gained her bracket
.,,oujsbine Miss Mary 4. Snyder.
pi,isburrh player. by a score oil
80 As on the opening day. her
v,s As fast and as energetic as
80 She has yet 20 find anybody 10
- her in this tournament, but Mrs.
80. - Is looked upon 10 accomplish
S,i task to-day. -,
p,rire bit faster 'han she did
-...s-5ay Miss Bjurstedt gave the
,....,.ors an mixing OF what 70 eX-
- vber her crucial test comes by
..s.,,.ng Miss Eleanor Lindley. Of the
~. S.5e Tennis Club. by score OF
E1S-0 Miss Lindiey is a steady
,,v,r with a strong defence, but she
=. lslpless to-day against the won
i'.,oi Norwegian girl. especially in
4, second set. when Miss BJurstedt
i,,lv ueelled herself by the dazzling
rcd with which she covered court
nd drove hard and relentlessly TO the
" NJ. ysnderhoef has made many
i,s-s. among the "rail birds" by the
.,,,s,snt manner in which she has
IN. steadily ahead. defeating all her
,,ro,en,s without the loss Of a set.
nc morning she vauquished Miss
c,r.ruie Della Tore, also Of the West
S5s Club. BY q score Of 81. e.
h, fairly revels in the low bounds
,,5 her strong forehand drives break
H,rply on the turf.
Mss Eleanora Sears is an unknown
,,a-,itv. In her two matches she has
isly lost single game. defeating Mrs
Forrest Kerbaueh to-day al Go. 90
y, neither Of her opponents has been
he front rank Of women players.
tomorrow morning, when she faces
Yrs 7. H. Cabot. OF Boston. she Will
t,ys 70 be at her best If she would
mn the round before the semi-hnal.
Nn C. y. Beard, representing the
tyrvyd Club, provided one Of the
Tssis Of the day by defeating Miss
Care Cassel, the New York girl, IN
grsigh. sets at 81. Cd. Mrs.
slsd was driving with the regularity
nd precision Of an automaton, and
tsss tactics finally gained her the
Isoy, although Miss Cassel fought
ard in the second set.
Mss Anne Sheafe, of the Longwood
Otket Club, performed brilliantly IN
i.i.ing Mrs. Theodore Cassebeer out
e The tourney a. "a. 60. No ball
Va too difficult for the little Boston
81 TO Try for. and the pace" she put
10 her strokes amazed the big gallery.
An Beard and Miss Biurstedt meet
tzorov, and he winner Of that
niith will probably face Miss Sheate
ne following bracket.
Mss Bjurstedt. pared with Mrs. Is.
/ Briggs, was put out in the first
rshd Of the doubles to-day by Mrs.
aiger-Wallaeh and. Mrs. Cabot at,
~ -, rs. fully 500 persons clus-
sHhg about the court 20 witness the
nTggie, which was filed with sensa-
n,ssl play.
Philadelphia takes a pride in its lawn
',his, and everybody turns out 70 make
l' National tournament q success.
.is crowd that swarmed over the club
.'-se veranda and out on 10 the fields
2 ne courts was an inspiring sight.
ls'y 1000 lovers Of the game, with
.'nsn IN the great majority, watched
= catches with an interest and APP
'scaiion rarely seen, and the myriad
Pefs Of the lstters' sweater coats and
.tn gave a brilliant touch of color.
nov hat nc matches are approach
9 ne point wher only the fttest can
we their right TO struggle for the
.ieI crown % the women's lawn
s'lh world, speculation is rife as 20
~ vii be the fnalist Miss Bjurstedt
- Ars. Wightman are the two most
's,sialy looked upon 10 come through
y tAe supreme test. and a careful
..ay Of their records 10 date would
s'a to justify this feeling. although
rs are the rule rather than the eX-
won nowadays
-. national championship singles third
-sAn William J.. Newlal won from Mrs.
- ~ Do default. Miss Anna Shesfe de
- sit Theodore Casebeer @. 6-2. Miss
ii nSn.s1i defeated Miss Eleanor Lindley.
-. hs e y Beard defeated Miss Clare
II 80, 90 Misc Martha Guthrie defeated
. "sth Aie1audcr Co. Is. Miss Ina A.
~ ,s,eAeli NJ Gertrude Henry. 6-2. IS.
s-S Marian Ntn1efhoef defeated Miss g.
~ ~ "a. c. Mss Agnes Kennedy de
= W. Marion Cfasscwcl. 4-5. 6-2. ID.
D Pau defeated Miss Florence Bsllin.
-. 80. Miss = ~ Fox defeated Mrs.
49, smith. &c G-1. Mrs Robert lie Roy
Ms o. b Oahelmer. 60. -. Miss