New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-28
Women Tennis
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Doubles Match
Misses Zinderstein and Cos.
Beaten by Miss Bjurstedt
and Mrs. Wightman
By ]. S. Mitchell

The highly attractive item in .bs
tennis tourney given by the Field Climb
OF Greenwich, Conn, yesterday was N.
final match in the women's doubles. and
still more important was the fact fra.
the national champions. Miss Marian
Zinderstcin, of Boston, and Miss Fl.
eanor Goss, of Brooklyn. went down -
defeat in what the score would indiests
as being sort of one-sided match
Their conquerors were Mrs Geo,,.
W. Wightman and Miss MoIs R;nr
stedt, both of whom have won .ba
tlonal singles title three times The.
did the trick by the score Of "a
~ this pair Mrs. Wightman. VIA ws.
MISS Hazel Hitchcock when she accom-.
plishcd her biggest feats on the conrts
was the steadier of the two and nlavsS
well. She iobbed nicely when he ~
portunity offered made soma vsr,
clever low drives to the cross cour+ eni
along with these points scored a fev
service aces
For some reason best known "a .h.r.
serves the national pair trained thei,
batteries on Mics Bjurstedt. and tho
singles champion Jared badly in severs,
OF the rallies. She is the same clevey
ARTIST at court covering. is muscular
slne"y' framed as the Marathon run.
ners and Drowned from she s,,n a. -.
ribbed sea sand
In the first set the present douhi.,
champions went through Molla's ser.
wee twice. and for while il looked a,
u MISS Zlnderstein and Miss Goss
would be able TO take the measure ~
the veterans, blu, .teadiness prevailed
once more. and Miss Bjurstedt and NJ,
Wightman forged ahead in the second
set and won handily.
Miss Goss Showed Class
BY far the most interestin, f.,,r,.
of the game was the work of Miss Flea
nor Goss, Brooklyn girl. who show.
all sorts of elegant hitting powe-
winch when more accurately applied IS
bound TO show wonderful results. She
IS tall, rangy girl and possesses IN.
real snappy American service. In fact.
she IS the strongest woman server seen
on the courts in years
Along with being hard server she
hits some grand drop shots now and
again and some flick shots worthy Of
theIoldest men experts. All Miss Goss
needs is little more steadiHess and
some more playing experience TO make
her an out-aud-out smasher.
Of course, she has been q runner-up
IN the national singles already. bot
that IS nothing to what she is gong TO
be. There will be none to beat her in
a couple of wears.
In yesterdays match Miss Co.'S
opened hostilities with the first ser.
wee and. with her partner working
we'll, scored love game. their op-
look at the bali. Mss Biurstcdt and
Mrs. Wightman dashed out a low game
with the former serving. and on their
next game this pair scored againa
their rivals service. Molla's servlr
came next, and with real smashing
Misses Inderstein and Goss went
through the Norwegian in rare style
She was guilty of few bad nets and
whirled around on her toes IN disgust
The games then stood 2-al. but the
next two fell to Miss Bjrrstodt and
Mrs. Wightman, giving them n lead st
q Again the youngsters went
through Molla's service. bringing the
score to 4-all. but this was their best
and last effort in the set. which was
won by Miss Bjurstedt with a score Of
Cd. or % points To -.
Misses Xinderstein and Gcss. with
the former serving. Won the first game
of the second set, and that was their
only victory. for Miss Bjurstedt and
Mrs. Wightman ratified out six straight
and won the set at 6-l and the match
in straight sets. The point score:
FIRST SET
Mn. wIshtmsn and Miss BIurstedt: pn @,
Miss Goss and Miss zIndsrtsin:
0 T."
Mn. wishtman and Miss BJurstrdt;
: = I'D
Miss Cess and Mis-, zlndersssln:
Wright Makes Appearance
The forenoon play was rendered in
teresting by the appearance OF beals
Wright. the former Davis Cup hero,
for the first time in five years. He
showed traces Of his once powerful
overhead smash, but he needs tins TO
Paired with Mrs. Wightmsn they de-
feated Miss Florence Balm and 5:
kashio, the Japanese, by the score Of
90, 6-3. This was the first round
of the mixed doubles, and in the same
round Miss Marian Iinderstein and
! Walter Merrill Hall defeated Miss
Eleanor Goss and Nathaniel W. Niles
by the long drawn out score OF 81,
81.
The tournament is for the War De.
partment's Commission on Training
Camp Activities Fund and will ne con
tinued this afternoon, commencing at
o'clock. The chief event will be the
final Of the mixed doubles and an e.
L lima.