Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
BJURSTEDT IS
vnTOR ON COURTS
m FOURTH ROUND
.,..uocian Champion Dis
Y .0sss s Of Miss Sheafe,
lS.s and Miss Fox
oDiv n Philadelphian Left
!. National Tournament.

,rrNs Pa, June io.-Miss Molla
me Norwegian champion, and
iHi'uug ,.. n wightman, national title
81 s'V ,Iszsl Hotchklss for three
's''' Years ending with 1911, proved
Fes. again today when the semi,
tsloiIous ~ the women's National
isi founs f,s championship was reached
. nfn iens,,sdeiphla Cricket Club. me
. il ifo nsss we're Miss Martha Guthrie,
fit WIZ srd Miss Eliza M. Fox, Ger
fls'bfsn' pronorrow Miss Bjurstedt
ninoNn Guthrie and Mrs. Wightman
Miss Fox. ,.-..s o. ,io,
lhs i0Iss. ,ssss.set match today, this time
tasPg. .a.s rleanora Sears, Longwood
t Club. Boston. This was exactly
~ ", wightman's match OF yester-
,,b Mrs Marshall Mclean In which
q w. ,he frst set, lost the second, and
4 WI W. ne third rather easily Mean
ili.u,S l,S,.s Biurstedt simply played Miss
wv 'l,5 w sheafe, another Longwood
tn N hsr feet The first set went
Ailss Bjurstedt winning, while
s.ms n tho second set was to 0.
Va ,bree games OF the opening
lae ~ r,stoh between Mrs. Wightman
~, Nv sears went to deuce and Miss
D N 1r two of them. From then on
sl' ,rshtman played her usual steady
w .er,ent to get the ball over the
"a force her opponent to lose the
IN, The set went to the former can
.iso tos In the second set Miss
-a ,...- nssd excellent judgment in placing
~ s.lnrns and having a little the better
n, p,saks eventually won out Z to 8.
~. NJ dscser Mrs. wightman played her
/ y. ,,rnls OF the tournament. She kept
". esars on the defensive throughout,
NJ i vas only Miss Sears speed and
.4viv that kept her in the running.
"a championship singles;
FIRST SET
hi- S]pcseS'IIO o1Oo11o o1 1 10
MIS- s1Ssdi'ffOtOO11o11O 10000 o
SECOND SET. .
gya gii:riIi'dt. g8i:rI.,. .,,... 3 ! Q 0 . a.
A toId, eight deuce games were played
w Bjnrstedt winning five.
ne point score:
FIRST SET.
\. I. gisslnan. y..1,ra,. : II 3 3 ; / l5-ib 5-95
SECOND SET.
" Wsa'sB'o4 o4144 4 4 1 2-31
Np S'Af 54142 2O44 2 4-3s
THIRD SET.
n n SisstnAa. S.Iia. l.n.:.: Z Z ss55
~ - Totals.
" whitman NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jig
FasrseiBrook Lister.
h he ladies' doubles Miss I. A, Kis-
M Of Boston, and Miss Il. Lindlay, of
ysr York, reached the seml-final round
II defeating Mrs. G. K. Wainwright
"a Miss Hannah Wright, Philadelphia
crcket Club, 60, 6-4
ammary;
hah Boston. 10-s. go.
NJ Martha Guthrie. Pittsburgh, defeated
fl Marion vanderhoef New York, 20. 80.
A'nied Miss Alice Cunningham, Boston,
~ George wlghtman. Boston, defeated
- Etanora Sears. Boston, G-3, 81, 6-2.
CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES.
Third Round.
Alss ]. Klssell, Boston, and Miss e. Lind
G West Side, defeated Miss r. VAIN
ulht and Miss Hannah Wright, Philadel-
ita Cricket go, Ga
Nh. O. H, Whiteman and Miss Eleanora
aiH Longwood. defeated Miss Dorothy
paen and Miss f. w. FOX, Philadelphia
ciskst 6-l, GA.
ala Clare Cassel, West Side, and Miss
- shsate, Longwood. defeated Miss Mar
"a Guthrie and Miss NJ. b. Snyder, Pitts
irIh, 6-l, 6-s.
IA Marshall Mclean and Mrs. George
sapnln West Side, defeated Mrs. It. II.
siet longwood, and Mrs. Barger wallach.