The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-04

sions when she did step out showed the
gallery that she could play lots better
tennis II she were pushed.
Miss Ballin Advances.
Miss Florence Ballin. who figured in
two upsets at the Pelham event, first
by defeating Miss Marie Wagner and
later losing to Mrs. Edward Lynch. was
another Of the favorites who won in
rapid fashion. Miss Ballin displayed the
kind of tennis which enabled her to de-
feat Miss Wagner In winning her third
round match from Miss Penelope Davies
at 60, 6-1. Miss Ballin's drives were
working exceptionally, and wrought
havoc with the steady game of Miss
Davies
The others who advanced to the fourth
round were Mrs. David c. Mills. Miss
Helene Pollak, Mrs. Robert Le Roy and
Miss Eleanora Sears. Miss Sears did
not have to extend herself to beat Mrs.
w. H. Brown at 6-1. 60. Mrs. Mills
gave the gallery an exhibition Of some
very pretty tennis in defeating Miss
Margaret Taylor at Ga. 6-3. great
many followers of tho game figured that
Miss Taylor would make more trouble
for Mrs. Mills, but Miss Taylor was not
at her best
In the doubles. tho national cham
pions, Miss Goss and Miss Zinderstein.
won their second round match from Miss
Helen McAuslan and Mrs. 8. A Nc
Aneny in straight lope sets. Mrs.
wightman and Miss Sears, the Boston
entry, which looks like the strongest
team in the upper half, won their match
from Mrs. T. H. Cassebeer and Miss
Edith Handy at Ga. 6-3. The latter
team had won earlier in the day. In
the first round, from Miss NJ. Mulqueen
and Mrs. L. E Bailey at 6-S. 60.
Only One Long Contest.
The only long contest of the day was
In the second round of the doubles, 1t
resulted in a straight set victory for
Miss Gertrude Della Tore and Miss
Caroma VIM over Mrs. s. F. waring
and Miss Jessie Colt, but not until after
thirty-two games had been played. The
Bet scores were 81. 81. The sum-
maries:
women's Metropolitan Championship
sinsles-Third Round-Mrs. George w.
50. 50: Mrs David c. Mills defeated
Helene Poliak defeated Miss Gertrude
Rey asf s. Mr.. n. Tu.Ss1. 9 roper s- ;?
Miss Eleanora Sears defeated Mrs. W. H.
Brown. 6-1, 60; Miss Eleanor Goss de-
feated Mrs. JoshuA Brush. "a, s-i:
Miss Florence Baliin defeated Miss Pene-
lope Davies. 60, 81.
Women. metropolitan Chsppionship
Doubles-F1rst Round-Mrs 7. c. Case
beer and Miss Edith Handy defeated Miss
NJ. Muloueen and Mrs. l. f. Bailey. s-a.
60.
Second Round tFirst round. byes: top
half)-Mrs. Edward V. Lynch and Miss
Margaret Grove defeated Mrs lingo F.
Hartman and Mrs. W. H. Pritchard. IS,
6-l: Mrs Robert lie Roy and Miss Mar
garet Taylor defeated Mrs. Percy wilbourn
and Miss Adele Calhoun Cragin. 60, 6-s:
Mrs. George w. wightman and Miss Eleo-
nora Sears defeated Mrs Cassebeer and
Miss Handy, 6-t. 6-S.
Lower Halt-Aiss Eleanor Gcss and Mis-.
Marion Zinderstein defeated Miss Helen
MoAuslan and Mrs. S. A. McAneny, 50
60; Mrs Spencer Fullerton Weaver and
Mrs. Barger- Wallach defeated Mrs. f. c.
Duble and Mrs. Alexander Chisholm, "a
"a; Miss Gertrude Della Tore and Miss
Caroma Winn defeated Mrs. s. F. warinR
and Miss Jessie Gott, 81. ~ Mrs
Joshua Brush and Miss NJ. Curry won
from Mrs NJ. n. Stracin and Miss Penelope
Davies by default.