New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-02
ANOTHER UPSET
ON The COURTS
AT HARTSDALE
Miss Marian VanderhOef
Meets Defeat at Hands
of Mrs. Green.
BY JAMES S. O'NEALE.

by JAMES -. " NEALE.
Tides ebb, tides flow, and so do ten
mis- fortunes. Thus it was that Miss
Marian Vanderhoef, the little West
Side player, who learned such good
tennis at South Beach, Connecticut, and
who on Wednesday easily eliminated
the favorite, Mrs. Edward Raymond,
from the upper half of the Eastern
championship of New York State
tournament at the County Tennis Club,
of Westchester, Hartsdale, was in turn
Unexpectedly put out of the running in
her semi-fnal match against Mrs.
Homer Green yesterday.
Mrs. Green won at GO, 6-1. II was
her steady. even tennis that did the
trick. She Rugged the base line, drove
the ball back time and again, waiting
for little Miss Nanderhoef TO net or hit
out. And the latter, trihe off her
game, nearly always did fail eventually
to bring off her customary chop strokes.
Many times the ball was driven back
and forth times without counting, until
Miss Nanderhoef missed. The loser
lacked the aggressiveness and pep
that usually characterize her play.
Miss Marie Wagner, favorite in the
other half. had ridiculously easy time
i'm besting Mrs. Robert A. Pope, 6-1,
81. The New Workers. game was
going strongly in all departments.
Miss Wagner will meet Mrs. Green in
the finals tomorrow.
There were no surprises in the mems
M
good tennis. Elliot Binzen, who is rap
idly becoming the first citizen Of Ford
ham University, eliminated King Smith,
the 7th Regiment crack, and thus ad-
vanced TO the semi-fnals in the singles.
The young conner smothered Smith with
almost perfect tennis.
Two fine encounters took place in the
mems doubles. Wylie c. Grant, many
times national indoor champion, and
Al j. OstendOrf, Miss Wagner's noted
mixed doubles partner, eliminated "Bif-
fer" Binzen and lingo (Bingo) Hart
mann, a hard hitting pair, after some
sensational tennis and 11-9, IS
scores.
S Howard Voshell and Frederick c.
Bags, ninth IN the national doubles
rating, showed great form against
Ralph G. Bags and Arthur Sweetser,
who won the Elizabeth tournament
Tuesday. winning 63, 6-1. In the
other doubles match the genial DR.. Will
liam Rosenbaum, national indoor dou-
bles title-holder, and j. S. O'Neale
bestcd the young conner r. c. Van
Vliet, who played on the University Of
California team last spring, and d. w.
{. Noyes, s., IS.
Only one match kept the women's
doubles from having q whitewash re-
cord for the day. In the second round
Mrs. Robert A. Pope and Miss Edith
White, a wise doubles combination,
we're too much for Mrs. lingo Hart
mann and Miss Margaret Grove, he
Bedford Park pair. The losing comb
nation has played better tennis, but
even at that forced the scores TO 60,
Sc.
Eastern championship n New York STATE, mer',
singles lsemi- f1al rouud)-Einot Biuzen defeated
King Smith. C. IS 49,,
Mems doubles third rounds. Howard Nosheh
and Frederick C. Bags defeated Ralph . Bssg'
Roscnbaum and j 5. o'Neaie defeated r. &. Van
Vliet and ID. ". G.. Moves. 6-3 -.
semi rual round-Wyhe C. Grant ard Al J. Os-
tendorf defeated lnso Hartmann and Elliot binSen'
women's singles tsrmi anal rcundl-Ms Homer
Green defeated Miss Marian Nanderhoef. So. 81
Miss Marie Wagner defeated Mrs. Robert A. Pope.
C-l. 6-l
womeu's doubles second roundl-Mrs Robert A.
Pope and Miss Edith White defeated Mrs. lnSo
Hartmann and Miss Margaret Grove. 6-2. Sc.