New-York tribune., 1918-06-20

Playing really brilliant tennis sro,r
start to finish, Miss Zinderstein u.
orally threw victory aside BIZ serv;nr
the greatest number of doubIe-fsu,.s
ever made in title match. Nins.s.x
times did the young girl from Bo,tar
lose valuable points in this wav ara
the wonder was that sho WEE sbl. !.
make the match so close under n.
circumstances.
On placement aces she far on..,.,.
ped her more experienced opponent. Il.
tally standing Of 80 to II in her fa,sr
but Miss Sears, playing the game =
ner career TO date, made no DONNA.
faults and her service was alwavs :.
mighty weapon Of offence. The rst.s
was desperately played all the vsr
and while Miss Zinderstein flashed v;sI
the greater brilliance and reused ths
big, gallery to the topmogt heights ~
enthusiasm, the cool, crafty playing 81
, MISS Sears and her almost uncannv an.
an earned one. 'p"
Miss Sears will clash with Miss Cis,s
Cassel, Of New York, for a place in ths
semi-final bracket in the upper half
She Is now regarded as the certair
flnalist in this section Of the dr.x
with Miss Eleanor Goss, the logic.i
choice, in the other final bracket A.
they played to-day Miss Sears shoniS
triumph over Miss Goss and earn ~
right to meet Miss Molla Bjurstsat
the great champion, In the chaIlenss
round.
Miss Pollak Defeats Cir
Three other players gained thar
semi-fnal brackets to-day, Miss Hejsn.
Pollak, of New York, defeating iittip
Miss Dorothy Walker, the Philadelohis
schoolgirl, at 6-1, 60; Miss Helene
Le Doux, Of Swarthmore, vanquishing
Miss Barbara Hooker, Of New York. at
Cd, 81, and Miss Goss taking the
measure Of Mrs. Spencer Fullerton
The girls national singles reached
the final round, with Miss Dorothy
Walker, Of the local club, defeating
Miss Mary Heaton at 6-1, Go in one
semi-final match and Miss Katherine
Porter eliminating Miss Louise Dixon
at 6-2, Ga in the other. Miss Porter
also plays under the PHILADELPHIA
Cricket Club standard.
Eight pairs are left in the women's
doubles, with the favorites running
true to form in every case. Mrs.
George W: Wightman and Miss Sears
crushed Miss Margaretta Dixon and
Mrs. c. r. Wainwright at 81, 60 to
gain their bracket in the round before
the semi-fnal, while Miss Zinderstein
and Miss Goss vanquished Miss Mildred
Willard and Miss Deborah Seal, a local
pair, by a score of Ga, 60 In the
same round. These matches were in
the lower half Of the draw.
IN the upper section Mrs. Spencer
Fullerton Weaver and Mrs. Rawson L.
Wood, of New York, one of the most
noted doubles combinations in the
metropolitan district. defeated Mrs. J..
g. Payne and Mrs. ". S. Calcott at
6-1, 6-2, while Miss Bjurstedt and
Mrs. Johan Rogge, Of Norway. elimi-
mated the Misses Barbara and Helen
Hooker at 6-4, 6--2. Mrs. Weaver and
Mrs. Wood look like the eventual final
lists against Mrs. Wightman and Miss
Sears.
When Miss Sears and Miss Finder
stein began their match this morning
on the clubhouse court they started
where they left of yesterday, with the
games at Sd in Miss Sears's favor
and the points at 30-15. Miss Finder
stein serving. George Warder, the Ed
die Conlin Of xaserees in Philadelphia,
graced the Official chair.
Miss Zinderstein started with rush,
driving with great "pace" of her fore
hand and following up her forcing
shots by swift dashes for the net, from
where she volleyed with severity and
success. She brought the games ever
spite Of three glarfng double faults
that she committed in the eleventh
game. Three wonderful placement
aces. with the ball driven at shsfp
| angles across forecourt, made amends
for the errors.
Experts Admire Play
Miss Sears took the next game at
love, owing to errors by her young ep-
ponent. but then Miss Zinderstein with
rare bit of sharp volleying and siz-
zling drives took the next two games
and the set at s-6. Irving Wright
and George Wightman, who were
among the spectators. both expressed
admiration at the girls dazzling dis
play in that first set.
Miss Zinderstein looked more like
winner than ever when she swept
through the first two games of the sec
ond set. Again she scored on besuti-
full placement aces. backhand shots:
played shoulder high. sending the ball
slashing through Miss Sears's fore.
court. The latter was putting up .
courageous fight, making remarkable
gets" all over the court and showing
wonderful anticipation as to the nert
point of attack.
FIRST SET
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| SECOND SET
MIS- Seafe .:.............l 4e3@lSW
MIss xindor5te3n ..........A 6tzS-S
THIRD SET
Mise Beam ..,.........3t t<k21lTTE8
MISS xJndefSt51n .....6 o. 10 - z-N
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