New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

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The womcn's doubles championship
vas won by Mrs, Lewis Gouverneur
Morris and Miss Helen Gilleaudeau,
who conquered Mrs. de Forest Candee
and Miss Florence Balm, at 6-2, e,
IN the final round.
Series of Brilliant Rallies
The last event or the day, the mixed
doubles, was won by Mrs. Spencer Full
lerton Weaver and William Alexander
Campbell, who defseAed Mr. and Mrs.
Robert lie Roy, at 6 5, Ga, in q
match that developed series of brill
ian, rallies, with Mrs. Weaver fully
holding her own at the net position as
she met voiiey for volley and KILLED"
short lobs by deadly smashing. Many
times lie Roy. in the effort to dislodge
ne from the net sent his hardest fore
hand drives ripping over the net.
straight at her.
Mrs. Weaver sent these shots spin
ming back into court by beautiful
block 20. eys. or else aneled her re
turns so sharply across the court as
to make the bali practically unplay-
able Campbell was world of
strength, both Ct the net and with his
severe ground strokes. Although the
l. Rows struggled hard, they could
rot stem the tide.
TIC singles matches showed Miss
Cassel al her very best, and she al
vays held complete command of the
situation. Her play was so skllful and
her strokes SO severe that Miss Brown
ing never had a. opportunity Of work
irc into hor usually beautifully accu-
rsse back-court game, and only occa-
slo1slly was she able to gain that
control Of her ground strokes which
on Friday had enabled her to defeat
Ms Florence BALM.
From the start of the match Miss
Cassei gave the impression of being
sgnremaly confident Of the final re-
suit and t5is attitude undoubtedly had
it eject on Miss Browning, who is
lacking IN the tournament experience
@ Ter opponent Right at the start
the Eastern States champion went
bold 70 the net to finish of the points.
Sre centred ner main attack upon Miss
Br-ruI1g's backhand. attacking with
ve-r torceful ground strokes until she
had worked the Ardsley girl out Of
position.
Placement Shots Dazzle
Once this was accomplished, Miss
Cassel was quick to move toward the
mes, scoring on dazzling placement aces
hy .toc-.ug her returns across fore
Court he winner also baffied Miss
f-n~1i1g by the crafty manner in
which she mixed up her pace and direc-
to-. Frequently, after a prolonged
giving --el from the base lines, Miss
A1-=e would suddenly shift her attack
ard send e short drive down the centre,
catching her rival many feet out Of
position
.es court upon which the match was
j.-r vos FAR from being in its best
c- with the resu,1 that bad
t" Che ball we're more often the
r- ea- TIM exception and Miss
Browning seemed TO be the chief suf-
-F~F- III this respect Tha ultimate re
suit however, WIS in I'd degree affect
eC aT these circumstances
Mass Browning began the service,
b. her opponent broke through easily,
az -o1r times thereafter during the
r---cl MSS Cassel won on her rivals
sct-.cc, while the Ardslev star sue
ceeaed 10 doing the same against her
Opponent on TWO occasions
The result Of the women's doubles
cane in the nature Of & surprise to
tie gallery, which had expected Mrs
Csnaee and Miss Balm because of
tfeir hard Won victory over Mrs
Weaver and Miss BiUrstedt the dav
pre- oUsly, to wtn the chief prize
Superior team work on the part Of
Mrs Norris and her partner, and the
remarkably Accurate deep lobbinc Of
M-ss GlleaudEans however, told the
Story, and they won their honurs fairly.
The semi-fnal round matches in the
mined doubles saw Mrs. Weaver and
Campbell winning in two hard sets
inn Miss CorOmn VIM and c. B.
Stewart, at g., Ga, while IN the
ot5er encounter Mr. and Mrs. lie Roy
were too much for Mrg Morris and
Alex Iler, winning al ia, Cd.