The sun., 1919-06-15
MISS CASSEL WINS
ON ARDSLEY COURTS
Defeats Miss Browning in
Final Match on Turf in
Straight Sets.
GIVES FINE EXHIBITION
Mrs. Norris and Miss Gilleau-
dcau Winners in the D0u-
r bles, at GO, ca.
GIVES FINE EXHIBITION
ny EUGENE n. o'CoNNELL.

ny EUGENE n. O'CONNELL.
Miss Glare Cassel Pennsylvania and
Eastern states champion. added another
cup to her quota of tennis trophies yes
teYday when she defeated Miss Nathalie
Browning in the final round OF the
singles in the womens invitation tennis
tournament at the Ardsley Club, Ards
ley-on-the Hudson. Miss Cassol, playing
better tennis than she has displayed in
the last three years, won the final round
match in straight sets at G.. 81.
In the final round of the doubles Mrs.
I. G.. Morris and Miss Helen Gllleaudeau
won in straight sets from Miss Florence
Bailin and Mrs, De Forest Candee at
e-2, g. The latter pair was looked
upon as a sure winner because of the
fact that this team had defeated Miss
Molla Bjurstedt. the national champion,
and Mrs. 8. r. Weaver in the semi-final
round on Friday. Mrs. Weaver and w.
A. Campbell won the mixed doubles. de-
feating Mr.. and Mrs. Robert lie Roy in
the final round at 6-3, Ga.
Miss CasseI Plays Fast.
In the singles match, which. by the
way, brought out the biggest gallery that
has watched any OF the play throughout
the week, Miss Cassel gave an exhibit
ton of fast tennis play from the very
beginning. Her all around tennis was
better than any that had been seen In
the Ardsley tournament this year and
for that matter a whole lot better than
any that has been seen in any OF the
women's tournaments in the metropoli-
tan district.
Miss CasseL was playing the kind Of
tennis that has won her many tourna-
fnents in the past and which Is sure to
win many another tournament In the fu-
tuFe. 1t was the type of tennis that
might have given the redoubtable Miss
Bjurstedt, Mary Browne or Mrs. May
Sutton Bundy, more trouble than they
would care to bargain for. II was en-
tireiy too much tennis for young Miss
Browning
In Miss BrowR:ng's favor u must be
said that she made a wonderful fight.
As a matter of fact, she pushed the
battle all the way. At no time during
the two sets did she lose heart. The
young Ardsley star carried her fight
right to her skilled opponent from start
to finish and lost many of her games
only by the narrowest of margins.
Miss Browning Fights Hard.
The match so turned out that it was
all the better for Miss Cassel that Miss
Browning made as stubborn fight as
she did. 1t brought out all of the best
tennis that Miss Cassel knew. She had
to drive and place with power and &C
eufacy TO overcome the perfect placing
and steadiness of Miss Browning.
That Miss Cassel was able to do II
speaks well for her tennis. It showed
that the Eastern States champion il
capable of the kind Of game which surely
will trouble a lot of the contenders for
the national title, in the tournament
which will be held at the Philadelphia
Cricket Club starting Monday.
In the opening set Miss Cassel lost
four games, but in two of them Miss
Browning had to carry the fight until
deuce had been called twice before she
won. In the second set Miss Brownine
won the opening game after deuce had
been called four times, but failed tc
win another In the match. Miss Case
had a total OF twelve games and sixty
nine points, against five games and
forty-nine points for Miss Browning.
The final OF the doubles did not hsins
out the good tennis expected by the gal
leYy. Neither Miss Balm nor Mrs
candee played the game that they die
on Friday against Miss Bjurstedt ant
Mrs. Weaver. Their teamwork was
shabby and their individual play rougl
around the cages
The winners, Mrs. Morris and Mis-,
Giiieaudeau, on the other hand worked
together as u they had been playin,
doubles as team for years. They wer,
all over the court. covering the ground a
all times and slipping over shots tina
made Miss Balm and Mrs. Candee ap
pear to be standing still.
Mixed Doubles starts Late.
Mrs Weaver and w. A. Campbell VOL
the mixed doubles so late that It seemed
as II the match might have TO be calle,
on account OF darkness. When the!
started 10 play. In spite OF the fact tina
the daylight saving rule has been work
ing. there was not enough daylight lief
to shame a lamp light. They won thei
final match from Mr.. and Mrs. lie Ro,
90 quickly. however. that when they lef
the course there was still a little day
light left over. The summaries:
Ardslsy Club Invitation women's Single
-Hnsl Round-Aiss Glare cassei defeate
Miss Nathalie Browning. Ga. 81. Til
FIRST SET.
s H.: s e::asi; g.: sittt:i:t::ss--
SECOND SET.
Mss S ao.nini:;..'.'.'.'.,..s ssiasiS:s-
g points; MiSs Browning, o sets. game
- points.
womsn's poubks-FinaI Round-Mr.
l. G. Morris and Miss Helen Glllsaud ga
defeated Miss Florence BALM and Mr.
De Forest candee, ga, G-2.
Mixed Doubies-Seml-hnRl Round-Mr
Spencer r, Weaver and W. A. Campbe
defeated Miss CRroma VIM and c.
Stewart, ga, sd, Mr.. and Mrs. RobeI
lie Roy defeated Mns. L. c. Morris an
4. Her, I'D, ST..
Final Round-Mrs,. s. r. Weaver an
W. A: Campbell defeated Mr.. and Mr.
Robert lie Roy, S--3. "a.