New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-16

c.o,ge L. Chapman and Mrs. Mel
wss Edith Handy. Several match'
-, IN the day, but no decisions we
-. defeat Of Miss Darlington came
crest surprise 10 the gallery,
-.,A regarded the dashing New
Tee, eirl as a certain hnalist, but
~. Ei.sel won by abiding steadiness
Ian ability to make the most diff
-s,, Of gets
=. match began with Miss Caring
e, Having her forehand drives with
,.,g,i,ul pace and direction. and she
was accurate overhead. sending her
.,.yrr, into the openings with great
-. macs Miss kissel covered her
..,,- with untiring energy. and many
80. made returns of what looked IKE
- abatement aces for the champion,
:. ,bs latter increased the pace, and
,i., several sharp driving exchanges
i,on deep court took the hrst set al
-
SEEING she could not compete on even
,.,r, with Miss Darlington when the
III, were hit hard. Miss Kissel clever
/ changed her play. and so softened
~ stroke that the champion was
,.-own of her game and tempted into
,.-ssks Of witness that eventually
,-oved her Undoing.
Miss Crrington is accustomed 70
,.roking on every shot, making use OF
!, unusual amount Of wrist work and
, perfect follow through. from which
d. gets her pace, but to accomplish
IA bes, results she has TO have q hard
lifting opponent in the opposite court.
Her backhand stroke is beautifully
plsysd, much after the style Of X:
Norris Williams, I'd. former national
champion. and her placing Is above the
average woman players.
In spite Of these natural assets, the
p.sying.through champion could not
control her shots in the last two sets
yesterday, and upon almost every oc-
uSoa That she tried 10 put pace on
ne bsl she sent il out OF the court or
jgst aught the :op Of the net. Miss
Eissel was not long in discovering this
veusss. and PLAYED 20 il continually,
covering her court splendidly and
gaining many points on Miss Caring
tons errors. She won the last two
sets a. "a, "a
Another surprise was created BY the
.sisult Of Miss Lindley, who had de-
!,tisd Miss Clare Cassel on the open
lng day OF the tournament, and was re-
nrded IS formidable contender in the
tourney as a result. Il was said yes
to-day that the great heat Of the last
afes days had told on Miss Lindley
nd that she did not feel equal 20 60
~ through a hard match.
Mrs. McLean's greater experience and
is' ability 70 trick her opponent out OF
tiiuon by crafty placing brought her
Trough successfully against Miss
Airion Vsnderhoef. az 60, ca. Al
Cough she did not win a game in the
rH set, Miss Nanderhoef fought out
sahy Of the games 20 deuce through
e; readiness IN hackcourt.
Mss Wagner played strongly in de-
Eating Miss Bunce az 90, "a. Her
rponent tried 10 battle the New York
s'sie champion by lobbing deep, but
Ns Wagner refused 70 be tricked by
esse tactics and sent her forehand
ayt' through the opposing court with
s'h speed and accurate placing that
"" Bunee had all she could do 70
Foiset her territory from the attack
40 was never In the lead at any time
The match.
Mss Natalie Browning and Mis-.
Mnon Chapman, the Schoolgirl
IAN, won two matches in the doubles
yesterday, first defeating Mrs. Robert
Pope and Miss Florence BALM. Of
!" West Side Tennis Club. at 81,
49,, and then vanquishing Mrs.
vseigs Wagner and Mrs. L. Z. Murray
~ 81. in both cases winning
asAhr older and more experienced
'9possnts.
Eanor had il yesterday that the
s's would 60 into the semi-hnal
Wwsha to-day through the default Of
= S'1 Aissel and Mrs. A. G. Miles, and
. .hN be true, Miss Chapman and her
'i raef Will have 10 play Mrs. George
Ohapman, her mother. and Mrs. Nc
"a. 10y a place in the final brackets.
oo'n Miss Browning and Miss Chap
-, nave studied the art Of lobbing
81 hey have it down TO a science,
~. =. y was the use Of these tactics yes
soay mat brought them through their
~ matches VIGOROUSLY. Mrs. Chap
- has been instrumental in teaching
-, oaughter steadiness on the court,
Io-dsy the latter may reap the
s1s summaries follow:
X. set eataplonship (.inzie.: fourth round 10
. c Balm Won from MiSs Eleanor Lind.
~ k1a-t. Nm MsrhAl Mclean defeated
- 49, lanQerhoS 90. g.: Mss Ina A.
- Msss1 Nis Anita Darlington, s-s. e..
be- NS's WAGER dofeated Miss Elizabeth
"a, ~ eetnpionship doubles. frs, round 49,
ess,,s - bownilg and Miss Marion Chapman
lCs rN-A ho5cn A. Pogs and Miss Florence
- -, IS e.
d., n iegad-Niss Natalie Rroxring and Mis-
Il CO 9gtn defeated MS l. 2 Murray and
- 49, N4fltf. b-l 6-l. Miss Jane Epwson
E-ia-s port Go0taody won ron Ms J. II.
.1t hg dsfaut ~
ttas,r 'ss,1,a-lr George L Chapman ard Mrs.
- 49, defeated Nj" Katharine Brown
"a 49, e.4sr Grcen IS, %. 6---2 Miss
- 49, 80 dn William N Pouch won from
Ia NJ. no. on ara Mis- Dora Gcodbody. by
esis NJ Niate OssseO and Miss Marie Wagner
( D.. - ANA CsuinCoa and Miss Elizsbeth
vi. "a