New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-20
,oooM OF NATIVE
'" land SWEPT CLEAN
Bundy Captured Two
,.,,Aes on Coast and Court
varyel Seeks Revenge.
r, JAMES o'NEALE.

IS, has Won everything in sight
. ;re,ssant tennis campaign that
-. : =, , wrecked che health OF any
~ ~ in the country. She ls the
...s,rrer 10 win the national utle.
~ -, rsuked No. by the women's
- -. committee for 1915. and there
- - doubt as 10 her choice.
~ ,..is- tournament PLAYER was as
s.sind ss J. Rufus Naiiingioro
- he rent
- s,tsrslded than r. Lindley Muir
80 East in May. 1918. and her
- plsying was even more OF
She WAS sensation. like
| p.'o Alto phorom. but more 50.
70 contcwr.ates winning again
,.-,r's rat,cna. indoor champion
~ vs,,h begin, March l3. Mean
f. vrrry IS jumping through the
- ir5eor event
1-s ,aer another. last year. Miss
-..si. won ,he national indoor,
..osss2n. Pelham invitation. West
| I, fi,b. natiorQl Crescent Athletic
invitation. Middle states. clay
7, N7ack, Tri-s,ate. Ohio state ana
.-rroo9 invitation tournaments. In
ion. she appeared IN numberless
\ at'ors and lesser tournaments. We
/. ,-e6 counting. No such record
=. Va. made before by tennis play
Even Tom the chimney sweep
| ~ no. clean up better than this.
T. (. ssid that the Morse vikings an
-.,ed the stunt Of old Martin Har-
-,oon Tromp. the doughty Dutch
--,l who sailed the English Cham
~ & broom a. the masthead OF
s,,ship. The viking were wont 20
Morse gorsc emblems az the prows
heir ancient sea-Fords, water
rs or what YOU will.
.verer. when some of the most
r7ukings raised perpetual SQUAD
eth Italy by discovering America
+ -1nGreos OF years before lA92, IN
.r ueitcmeut 10 take out first citl-
sp papcrs they forgot all about
| -soTn.
rs where Miss Biurstedt comes
T.s broom idea. "like "a toad with
,Dse. seated while Time slumbers
in6 the confetti; we know Ros-
| " numbered i'm good Morse breasts
III he ITO lnvinclble OF Molla
.rl.. and TWO rackets set san lor
l-sA Then she swept everything
81, putting feathers into her cap
a. r,- sym bo.s. The feminine OF
gr,av,cueen. She's queen.
slurihe country went Miss BUR
.s. 70 1873. bringing woe 20 many
rs.l Cy hnOtyper unaccustomed 10
-sr.ss. In tournaments she sui
1 .rs. cy three defeats ~ her lnnu-
sst.. nstchcs. lu q game so uncer-
4- &. tennis that's marvellous
s,,rt ior any one. especially for glri
%, played ince sanity. day in, day. out;
Be- sa.re land of the free acclaimed
H Is Is own Nolia.
-;ssi 90 triumphal has been her
irs- here tina, she has taken up per
-.,, residence in Brooklyn, being
r.lisd 70 the City Of Churches be-
s.t sac does not know the country
% veil and because she speaks with
,,sroaneed accent. incidentally. and
,ie way. 81 IS pleasure to write
/ q, fellow scribe, for Miss Bur
I '.,. despite her difficulty with Ing
&C. she is spoken. writes tennis
,1 for newspaper over her own
&C. Tie English iu these is almost
',r.s,t
4, inviting example OF how com
csy the American public has taken
! M. Biurstedt is revealed IN The
70 York Tribune Of November Is.
3 Right under an account Of an
~ victory az Long Beach, Cal, over
4 1 Nary X. Browne. whose national
s.s tile Miss Pjurstedt had taken
] -.aaelphia. is another Dispatch
gal story.
| ta headed "Notrc Dame in Another
i-ph"
.'iis what We call compelling mag
IN exerted on the makeup man.
No less compelling Of the public
Y j the powerful forehand drive Of
champion This drive is her most
, weapon: some persons say her
Neap0n. That s not so. But the
remains, as the foreman remarked
2 an unsgcce. iul attempt had been
e % fire the munitions factory, that
Alz'irg forctsad drive wins her
'',e' for her
Nre one, probably Grantland Rice,
-s'siei that ed few dozen baseballs
s'en % Walter Johnson. the Swede
.'i' Of 'hc Washington American
.s's team and he be sent 20 termi-
" ne way Miss Biurstedt's fore
eenye would be better than Val
1 l. ball. better even than II.
.Naee Ford blowing o. the
e drive is ferocious. The Nor
1 sprngs 90 .he ball and makes p
\ ( ie4ow-throucn with 30 much
ma. she is sometimes carried
.'s on her balance. This makes
y. = Ulerence. as the drive is so fast
~ opponent has little chance 70
-,sn'age of the temporarily un-
sea state of the champion.
overs up this stroke well. and 7
4 y ner opponents has yet been
i anticipate It consistently. des-
II Tact that her fsvorite spot is +
.Soart from the right hand side
Svelf' 20 the other players fore
4 gnen % ls least expected. Miss
4 snps the sphere with terrific
A ~"n the line ON the other side
4 'se6hanl is better than her
and yolleyiug. The last is
NJ and her service Is almost
1U overhead work is only fair,
\ rs vast Improvement over her
4 ai..e'mg iu this country. Her
underwent the most improve
l .-..u now D. would be considered
4 ,,.eily good 10 possessed by any
4 k.tss less terrific forehand swat. !
] 10 -1Ahand is an artificial. ugly |
4 csl' u is effective. On the |
/ a,,, Vast Mrs. May Sutton Bundy
i r.'.'o play Mis. Bjurstedt's fore |
he 80, 80. oil the time. i'm one of their |
! CIV .Iehes. Her backhand was too |
! b og, ,,sshGiy defeated Miss Bjurstedt |
co... ihree exhibition matches on |
30 s,S last fall All three were !
I gsr = hafd fought. with the Nor
/ sns d decided disadvantage on
4 tor;sa courts that always mar
4i.,g - scenery. Miss Bjurstedt is
w., O' Mrs. Burdy 10 come East
txui a. shc plans to do. Then
fsl, - wall De continued. and very
rs p S different result.
'sr ss ,SS's .ledt is nurse by pro-