New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
WITH vIQUEEN
AWAY OTHER
WOMEN WIN
Mrs. Raymond and Mrs.
Wagner in Opposite
Halves.
By JAMES s. O'NEALE.

When the men are away the women will
play. That was the case yesterday, when
most of the best known women ten
mis- players Of the metropolitan district
started competition in the annual East
ern championship of New York State
at the County Tennis Club OF West
chester. Greenacres, Hartsdale. For
the most part the men, who began play
Saturday. stayed away yesterday, only
SIX matches in which males took more
than watching interest being run off.
The women. anxious to get to the
Pleasant surroundings of the home OF
the famous tennis Chimney Corner
Club. came early in the morning, and
at once jumped into tennis toys:
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, the Viqueen,
and the Pittsburgher, Miss Martha
Guthrie, were absentees. The great
champion is trying TO add the Penn
sylvania title TO her list
The fair racketers played sixteen
first and second round matches. Mrs.
Edward Raymond and Miss Marie Wag-
ner. who are in opposite halves OF tne
draw. had little opposition. Miss
Marian Vanderhoef, the little ranking
player, who is expected TO give Mrs.
RAYMOND a peck OF trouble. had her
aggressive game working well and TOOK
two straight-set ARRAYS.
The tournament, as all self-respect-
inc tournaments should do. sprang
sensation. The sensation was IN the
nerson of small Miss Helen Gilleau-
deau. Barnard College champion
whose fame had hitherto never sur
mounted the high fence surrounding
the college grounds. c.r-.
In her very first match MISS GllleaI
doou walloped such a seasoned, wen
tDoy,n and good performer as Mrs.
nsrid c Mills BY the astounding score
81 g. q 81 The New Jersey expert
simnlv never had chance against the
rncannv accuracy displayed by the
newcomer. The collegian continued ner
Good form in the second round oeS'ln9
srotber tournament tourer, Mrs. w H.
Voss. 6 4, g. H..
Two other surprises featured the day.
The Philadelphian with the fast ser
,.jco Miss Helen Alexander, after
tronncing Mrs. John J. Aston, 80
"a "a. in the first round, lost 10
n. nersistent steadiness and great
co,,r. covering Of Miss Katherine
Pro,gninp in the second round. MISS
Prownin@'s scores were the one-sided
ones Of 6-3. 81 The last surprise
nos tho easy time Mrs. Robert A. Pop,
bsd with Miss Caroma VIM, the naru
hitting Chicago southpaw. Miss Win,
Who has overplayed lately, faded sfter
tho first set. The tally was o. u
Mrs. Pope a Victor.
In the second round Mrs: Pope de-
,oato5 Tho former Bedford Park crack,
Mrs. Percy Wilbourn. 6-3, % III
10 nrevious round Mrs. Wilbourn ana
her nal. Mrs. lingo Hartmann, wite OF
the educational expert, camp con
ductor and tennis expert, "Bingo hsrI-
mann. had a little pal encounter Mrs;
Hartmann took the first five games ana
tho FIRST set. Then her conscience nut1
bor and Mrs. Wilbourn won the match
In the mems singles the brooklyn
soutbnaw. 6. Howard Noshell, VINO ap-
nears to meet some one OF the p"se
fords in every tournament ne -
met the portsider OF the tamiiy' zap
tain Henry Bassford. brother OF AorS
ham. ir.. and drove past the captain
defences. 81, 10-8. Bassiord put III
firing energy and steadlness lhoo r.
plav. despite the fact that ne 10 =,
| handler. and for while had Nosheii ~, -,
the run. Ming 'HiiSis p poLor. r
walloped the former It'll star hoOei' -
BRYAN, 60, e
The summaries follow:
r,,,.~, cb.mpionship n New YORK STATE ,Woinen
+ ,,-i... e,sf round miss Helen G!Aeaudeau de
ess.J urs David g. Mills. 60. 81; Mr., W. ~
- d.seatsd Mrs. y Read. IS. - NE n!
wsrd RAYMOND defeated Miss Graz ,,gy... it,,
g. Nrss Marian YanderhOef defeated Miss ne re-,
/ ror-ot e 6-s. Mrs. John Hall defeated Mss
T a 't,a-,erey % Is. Miss Helen AeIande' ae
B fes-.T Mr. John j. Aston. 50. %. - pr
I pe,-y yyiirouru defeated Mrs. lingo Hartmann -.
B Cd IS. Mrs. Kol>r = Iope 1si s,ee,. IL.
. s,.T Al. Katharine Force 81. -, p
. ~ uoner Green defeated Miss II. Hennarat ~
D [ef.ulf. Mrs 49, Hall defeated Mta, EnN.i -
+ 80 IT, isfauIt. Mrs Blum defeated MIS-, y H ,,-
r'-ies hy default. Ms Eugene Cars d-ir.,en ns'
MAJ. Fsrreley hy default. Mss MATE VA. &
i 49, Ms NJ Pach hy default. Ms kathslne
l t-..-,.,,- dictated Mrs Gerish by defaui. MISS
/ W.r.a.sf Grove defeated Miss Elise ha9ser ny "e
i-s s..,-5 rourd-Mr, Homer Green d,f-a,,d Ms.
7 $3.50 ~ " a. No.s t-l. O.: Mrs. hdssil
p44t,,.,-J defeated Mr.. Blum. -. IS; Mls'
/ WsrIsr Vardsrh0ef defeated Ms huse,s ,h
ga f-t. Miss Marie wagner deieAeu Alls. -
J usu "a 6-5. Miss Katherine brow ~ -.
i MIS- neien Alexander. IS. 81. MS H9oei, ~
I i'Es -,r cb. nlnionshlp NJ New York state 'inen
/ .-,.Iss- second roundl-Eh VI Beher defeatei II
J r. 10, 90 c-4. 4 Ter defeated tdHaIl nay
-. NJ "a sc s-3: Robert r. Bryan def,atel
r. 5 HARDY, 60; - klns Sn''n ''''''' ''''
/ 'rbird yound-King smith defeated Ronsu r
I Bran % IS. = Howard Nosheu defeaieh '~D'
tain HEM Bassford 81 10
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