The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-29
Lotus Guides Peter Piper to Victory Stake at Belmont Park
|REACH SEMI-FTNAL
IN PELHAM TENNIS
Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Raymond and
Miss Gilleaudeau Move Up
in Women's Tourney.

All OF the brackets In the semi-nnal
round OF the women's invitation lawn
tennis tournament werc filled in the
singles yesterday when Mrs. Edward "
Lynch. Mrs Edward w. Raymond and
Miss Helen Gilleaudeau moved out OF
the third round. The tournament was
not without its surprise. for the victory
OF Miss Gilleaudeau, former Barnard
star, over Miss Clare Cassel who I'm 9
held a place in the select circle Of the
frst ten for some time, was rather I'M
expected.
Miss Gilleaudeau won her match from
MISS Cassel in three sets at 2-6. 60,
- partly through brilliant tennis on
her own part and partly through cratic
play by Miss Cassel In the opening
set Miss Cassel played the kind of tennis
thet was expected of her. She drove the
Dali where she wanted to and made her
opponent appear to be standing still.
Miss CnsseI weakens.
Miss Cassel took this set with ease and
seemed In fair way for a place in the
semi-f1nal round. After the first counIa
Of games in the second set. however
Miss Cassel showed signs of Weakening
ana did not recover her true form until
II was too late In the final set. Miss
Cassei has speN little time on the court .
this season. ard II is expected that her
pay VIII improve when she gets a little
more taste of the tournament game.
AS a matter of fact mono of the play.
ers who advanced to the semi-flnal round
had an easy time OF It Mrs. RAYMOND.
FORMER Metropolitan champion, was the
only one OF the trio who won her match
IND 49,
the matter OF couple OF points which
kept the match from going to an extra
set Mrs Raymond carried of the VIC
Tory only by the narrow margin of Sc.
81 from Miss Helen Pollak.
Mrs. Lynch, who astounded the gal-
lery by defeating Miss BALM on Tues
Gay after Miss Balm had disposed of
MISS Marie Wagner, continued to play
nish class tennis yesterday, and de-
ieateo Mrs. Robert lie Roy at 4-6, 6-3,
IS. Mrs. Lynch kept her opponent
back in deep cour, with a hard fore
hand drive which Mrs. LIE Roy found
difficult to handle.
Inc feature match in the doubles
which started yesterday resulted in a
victory for Miss Wagner and Miss Cassel
over Mrs. Marshall Mclean and Mrs
Frank Welte, nee Miss Edna Wildey. at
Is. IS. The SUMMARIZED:
Pelham Country Clup's women's Invi-
tation Singles. Third Round-Mrs. Edward
Lynch defeated Mrs. Robert lie Roy,
-, ~. IS; Mrs Edward ". Ray
mond defeated Miss Helene Pollak, SIS
g.: Miss Helen Gilleaudeau defeated
Aiiss Clare Cassel. Is. 60. Ga.
Invitation Womens Doubles, First
Kound-Miss Helen GiiIeaudeau and Miss
Helene Pollak defeated Mrs. Samuel r
Wa.ins and Mrs Percy wilbourn, "a,
e-e; Miss Emily Scott and Miss NJ. Coster
defeated Miss Gertrude Della Tore and
Miss Carons VIM, So, 6-s, ca: Mrs
Rawson l. Wood and Miss Eleanor Goss
defeated Mrs; Albert C. Humphriss and
Miss Bessie q. Holden, 6-a. 6-l; Miss
Katherine Force and Miss Phyllis Walsh
defeated Mrs. E. c. Dubie and Mrs. Alex
Chiseim. 90, IS: Mrs. Edward w Ray
mond and Mrs Benjsmin F. Briggs de-
Margaret Taylor e-S, lo--S; Miss Marie
wagner and Miss Glare Cassel defeated
Mrs. Frank weite and Mrs. Marshall Nc
Lean, Is, Is.
Second Round-Mrs. Rawson L. Wood
and Miss Eleanor Goss defeated Miss
Emily Scott and Miss NJ. Coster Ga.
Is; Mrs. Edward W. Raymond and Mrs
BENJAMIN F. Briggs defeated Miss Katie
"a.