New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-22

OF Eastern tournaments with the Morse
queen of the courts?
1t is rather difficult to understand
by just what process OF reasoning the
women's committee placed Mrs. Wight
man at No. 2, ahead of Miss Goss, for
lhe latter finished as runner-up to Miss
bJurstedt in the national indoor, ma
ilonal outdoor and Heights Casino
tournaments, besides finishing very
closely to the great champion in many
other Journeys, whereas, Mrs Wight
mans playing was much more limited
in extent Of course. there is no doubt
that Mrs. Wightman is the better
player of the two to- day, but on the
seasons records Miss Goss would seem
entitled to the No. position.
Our own ranking of the women
printed last October, was as follows:
MISS Biurstedt. Miss Goss. Mrs. Green,
Mlss MaSion Zinderstein, Miss Wagner.
Miss Cassel. Mrs. Wightman. Miss
Sears, Miss Pollak and Miss Nathalie
browning. The official ranking places
Miss Zinderstein in Glass /. where she
appears far below her proper station
Illden and Richards richly earned
the No. l place in the doubles ranking,
and 1t is q remarkable tribute to the
sixteen year-old partner of Tilden that
he gained such commanding position
IN competition with some of the vet
eran stars of the game. Young Rich
ards is a champion we'll worthy of the
homo.
Following are the names Of the men
players ranked after the "first ten:
Class I'll. r. H. BurClick; 10. c. b. DOYLE:
s. ca,S e Hsiv s M~npG Il o cFPis pddlS
Throckmorton: 49, \ T. Hubbcu.
Class Sn24; Theodore Drewcs: y. Edward Gels
l. Dome. % c y smith 50. '' Water or West st.
uS S1's eors H09f sa 81 81 y's v cs s
ter; Sc Harold TAYLOR, 81, Henry Wick. jr
e csss kas ii p "T swa$s s 10 u9s 49, 40
d ,YsTs'Ion AZ F. o Anderson a. E. H. Hen
=, Glass LIE, Dr. William Roscnbaum; AZ. c. G.
[n1n rs IS chsi.es Chambers 49, II H. Bass
Il j. steinAsmpf; 90, z. w. Gibbons "a. J. A.
Class 12-55. H. b. o'Boylo &c. George o'Con-
nell; 81. Milton Agay S. Philip Basby
O. Class Ismss q MeGss SO .n II wsdnsg g.
Minor '''''''''''' ''' w. '"
Class l4s4. Fenimqrc cady. Go, John Hcnncssy;
!. : Cassiis r. I. {. ruIjon; Is. i. +. Gilbert:
segal Il X. J. r. Simmons s;' IS. Alan BChr: 70 -,
Le c3ss l punhpm so v3 NJ Fischer s ,.n x,
qiteG; s. 2 rhomas; ,F s. / ' o'H9ye: :!
4 FnsTs s. S. ATT sir;,d s. 81 pr w L.
bolt, 30 J. u. Ewing; 81 Paul Martin; 90. r. d.
Richeyy %. DR. " + Ross; "a. Abraham Bass
s cf @sods y f Hse sss q oo u we
class i7-o3, IL K HatSaway; o4 Edwin
lo7Y@ & 81 Beck lo8 IL b Broolnan; ioa <
Il Chappin no. A. H CnapiH 'r III i.,o $
SON: ili r. A. England il5 i. A. FAN; lie,
' CAS- N4 isml7. Herman Dornneim: lis. E. c.
simmons: ll9. r. J. James; 20 G w. Pike; l2l,
Car Fisher; l92 W b Brown. 20, 6 Dan
DOUBLES TENNIS RANKING
n e9is u y "af" i 1"' wS z9s'"'
class % l. { Wright ana Ii. G. Johnson; 7,
c Ns4 gas a1 e. l. / nn T@ and j. S onoye
p Grant and Nat Thornton TO- Walter "es-
''S %s,. %Va il '5%? sivrA.,npt and VI Bass
A Class IS; s AZ l. ; T Tass and l. F. Baker IS
Bassford. jr, and A. Bassford 3D. l6 A II.
aPn Raosaa f IS ~ bsne dGsA S %S n @G
q Class a- SIS. J. s o'Boyle and E T., Thomas
This and Philip Bagby; %, H. L. Taylor and +.
Class 9-423, G. H. scard and E. F. Torrey.
The next twenty women players after
the "first ten" are
Glass Miss Florence Balm New York: Miss
Marguerite Chesney. Ph@nix, Ariz Miss , Cornne
Gould St Louis Miss Edith b. Handy. Tompkils-
vile. y Y. Miss Marion leighton. Chicago Mrs
Malcolm MacNeiil Chicago. Mrs JolIan Rogge. New
York Miss Catherine Waldo Chicago, Miss Ruth
, Wise Cleveland; Miss Marion Zndersiein Boston
Glass Mrs De Forest Candee Garden City
Mrs Theodore Cassebeer. New York; Miss Gertrude
Della Tore. New York Miss Bessie Holden New
York Mrs f V Lynch. New York Mrs. David
Mills Orange. n Mrs s. F. Weaver. New
York Mrs. PercNM Wlbourne. New York. Miss
! Caroma VIM New York Mis-. Rawson Wood, New
York.