Evening journal., 1920-06-10
QUAKER women
AFTER TITLE
Miss Walsh Reaches Semi
finals in Singles for
Delaware Title

In spite OF a number OF defeats yes
terday afternoon there are still four
Philadelphlans in the championship
singles and doubles lawn tennis
tournament that is being held at The
country club for the Delaware titles.
This does not include Miss Ann B.
Townsend. Merton Cricket Club, who
was the winner last year and who will
meet the victor Of the tournament In
the challenge round on saturday after
noon. The Quaker City women stars
remaining undefeaied are Miss Phyllis.
Walsh, in the singles; Miss Mary Law,
Mrs. j. n. Pew and Miss Katherine
Porter, In the doubles.
This afternoon am ~ the semi-nnal
matches will be played II the weather
pormts. Miss Walsh meets Mrs
David Mills, orange Tennis Club, in
the upper bracket OF the sinqles, while
in the lower half Of the draw Miss
Marion LInderstoin, LOngNOod, clashes
with Miss Leslie Bancroft, a clubmaie.
In The doubles semi-flnals Mrs. Pew
and Miss Law Will be nitted against
Miss katherine Porter, and Miss Ban
bracket Miss Zinderstein aud her club
mate, Miss Florence Ballin, West Side,
and Mrs Mills. Miss Iinderslein Is an
overwhelming fayorte in the singles
and also the fayOrite In the doubles
with her Boston partner.
The big upset OF the third day OF
the tournament came yesterday, when
Mrs David Mills. the Orange Tennis
Club star. defeated Mrs. Gilbert A.
Harvey. Philadelphia Country Club,
in straight sells at 2 90 o, 20 .. 10 wa.
had day for Mrs. Harvey for she and
her narinc', Mrs. Hun, Pennsylvania
and Eastern States champions, were
defeated I'm the doubles by Miss
Iindcrstcin md Miss SigOurney, 6-i
Ga. Mrs. Hun also had another de-
feat, Miss Phyllis Walsh beating her
In a hard match in the third round of
the singles, 81, sc, 6-3.
The singles match between Miss
Walsh and Mrs. Hun attracted a bic
gallery, Miss Walsh was the fayOrite
and finally won out. but only after
she had used everything at her com
mand. 10 was a peculiar match IN
lhat Miss Walsh got big lead in, al
make a fine comeback and come with
ln one game OF winning. The poinl
score or the match was.
FIRST SET
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THIRD SET,
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CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES.
Third Round.
Hs David Mills. Orange Tennis Club
r. N. j., defeated Mrs. Gilbert 4
Philadelphia Country club
hviis Walsh. philadelphia Coun
.|araaHnT Mrs. N Hmm UhiIn
cricket Club, 81, SO, 6-3.
flf lnllie Bancroft, Longwood crick
I.uI Er0okline, Mass, defeated Mis-
t'.r-aret Wiener, Gernantown Cricke
CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBEs.
First Round.
Miss Gertrude Ostheimer and Mis-
Helen Sewell, Huntingdon Valley coun
try Club, defeated Mrs. Charles +. Ran
dOlph, Wilmington Country club, an
Mrs. J; e. Bailey, Baltimore countr
Miss Katherine Porter. Phnadelphi
4 icket club, and Miss Leslie u. han
ift, Longwood, defeated Miss Debora
1iIuSa r NeTsSR PSRcosst TiefS, Marion u6 6o a 81 W
Miss Florence Ballin, West Side Ienni
club, Forest Hills, i. l., and Mrs. baNi
Mills, Orange Tennis Club, defeated Mis-
Peggy rhnycri Merton Cricket Slno. an
Miss Rebecca Thompson, Marion, 81
Miss Marion II. zindersteln, Longwoot
and Miss Edith sieourney, Longwood, ag
feated Mrs. Gilbert A. Harvey, Phuadel
phia Country Club, aud Mrs. NJ. b. Hun
philadelphia Cricket Club 81, 90.
Mrs. j. y. Pew, Jri Merien Cricke
club. and Miss Mary Law, Merton, De
foafed Miss Eleanor R0hh, Philadelphi
Cricket club, aud Miss Emily Kennedy
Merton, 11-0, 3-0, 6-l
Miss Katherine Porter and Miss Lesli
bancroft defeated Miss Gertrude Osthei
mcr aud Miss Helen sewel, 90, b-5;
Miss Florence Ballin end Mrs. DaVi
Mills defeated Miss Ann b. TOWNSEND
Marion Cricket Club, and Miss Margart
Wiener, Merton, I-5, 81, b-5-