Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-21
LADIES' SINGLES
Bring OUT GOOD
PLAY YESTERDAY
Mrs. RentOn Hind Wins Two
Sets From Miss SChaefer::
Miss Goodloe Wins
TENNIS CHAMPION
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ladies' Sinctec-ser1i.f7aIs.

Ladies SihGtec-Scr1I-
Tuesday: ; =. m.-Mrs. Renton
Hind VS. Miss Ruth Richards. at
NcighblrhOod courts. 7. m--MrS.
VI. VI. Graham rs Mss GoodlGa.
Finals of Ladies' Singles.
Wednesday: ? y. 1T At NeiZhJor-
hood courts.
Mems Coubles-First Pound.
Wednesday, 40 p. m.-Savage and
Steere VS.. H. Castle and H. billing
ham. at Pacific courts.
) D. .m.-O'Dowda and Littleioj.n VS..
WaterhoIse AMI Norton, at Pacific
courts
4:3U p. m.-Hoogs and Warren vs..
Lowrey and Kennedy, at Moana
courts.
) p. m.-EElund and Castle VS..
Jcnes and Williams at MOana courts.
Mems Doubles, Semi-finaIs.
Thursday, 4:3a p. NAT Moana
courts. ~
Entry blanks for ladies' doubles
close this afternoon at O'Clock.
Matches yesterday:
Ladies' Singles.
First set p. G.
Miss Goodloe "A , 4 4 80 6
Mrs. Rasch .....0 I l 3 l l 4-l4 l
Second set
Miss Goodloe "A 4 ? ) I 40 6
Mrs. Rasch .....O 0 ? 4 3 ) 0-14 /
Mrs. Renton Hind defeated Miss
Pauline Schaefer. Sc, GO.
When Mrs. Renton Hind returned a
drive to the side line in the first set
of her match with Miss Pauline
Schaefer yesterday afternoon on the
Neighborhood courts, the latter lost
an opportunity to win the set when
she failed to return the drive. This
was the set point for Miss Schaefer.
The match, which was the closest of
the tournament perhaps hinged on this
point, and a clear return might have
won the match for Miss Schaefer-
Mrs. Hind then ran the game from
40 love to deuce and captured the
game, and later won out So in the set.
Mrs. Hind Wins.
In the second set Mrs. Hind made
some hard shots to the side court,
which Miss Schaefer failed to handle,
and won the deciding set by score
of 6-2. In this set both players were
returning shots and number of good
rallies was the result.
Throughout the match Mrs. Hind
scored with sharp forehand drives
close to the nets, or shots played on
Miss Scnaefer's forehand. With the
exception that many of the shots close
to the line on the back court were not
returned, the players exhibited good
tennis throughout. Mrs. Hind showed
a familiarity with the game, and her
smashing shots close to the line were
often good for points. 3.
Miss Schaefer Stars.
Miss Schaefer clearly has the right
idea regarding tennis play. She uses
back hand stroke in nearly every
shot, and showed a weakness in play |
ing out of position to use her favorite |
stroke; but her shots were well
placed, and on each return would
drive. the ball back to the opposite |
side from the return before. In sew
eral of the games she played sound |
tennis, but the good returns and the /
hard driving of Mrs. Hind proved too |
much, and the clever all around work |
of the latter gave her well-earned
victory. y ..s-
Miss Goodloe, playing sterling ten |
mis- in both sets, won her match with |
Mrs. A. Rasch. She was never in dan |
ger at any period, and her clever work |
yesterday afternoon made her a ia
yorite with many for the finals. Miss |
Goodloe won the first game of the first |
set with a love- score, but Mrs. Rasch |
then won her serve and took the Sec |
ond game, Miss Goodloe then won |
the next five sets after some good play !
by both ladies. Two of the games
went to deuce in this set. . I
In the second set Miss Goodloe be-
gan the play with some wonderful |
shots to the side and back courts and |
won the first two games 40 love. She |
won the next game by two points, and |
then lost the fourth to Mrs. Rasch,
who was playing good tennis during |
this period. The next two games went |
to deuce, and both players were max
ing clever shots. Miss Goodloe played |
good tennis in the last game, winning
out 40-love for the game, set and
match