New-York tribune., 1920-02-06

an hour from the time the match s.
Against almost any other player in
The country, the brand of lawn tennis
ssplayed by Mrs. Waring yesterday would
.have earned her the distinction either
of a victory or at least of extending
hitting every ball hard; she was plac-
sing extremely well, and she was ex-
scelling herself overhead and at the
snet position.
= But as we'll try to stay the sweep
. Of the tide as to halt the relentless
pace set by "Marvelous Molla." From
the very start it was hard hitting
swiftly played match, with the speed
always increasing, and it was this that
made it impossible for Mrs. Waring to
win.
Caught Out of Position
In the many furious deep court driv
ing exchanges that took place the Uni
s7ersity Heights star held her own well
enough on the first two or three eX-
changes over the net, but Mrs. Mallory
was putting the ball back so swiftly
there was so short space between
the. time she hit the ball and the in
stant it struck in Mrs. Warnings court
that the latter was almost invariably
~being caught out of position after the
: rallies had lasted while
1t was not SO much that she was
: being outguessed as that she could not
= get into position in time to meet the
= ball. But when Mrs. Waring attempted
aerself to score on placement aces she
found 1t practically impossible. Mrs.
; Mallory was on the ball like q hawk
and seemed to possess an unerring in
stinct that enabled her to anticipate
where the return was going.
- In the whole two sets Mrs. Waring
succeeded only twice in scoring place
!. = ment aces, getting one in each set,
whereas the Morse girl piled up total
Of twentythree aces, eight in the first
r set and fifteen in the second
In spite of The discouragement of
playing against the machine-like ac-
curacy of Mrs. Mallorys game Mrs.
Waring refused to waver. AS matter
of fact, she played her best tennis in
the latter half of the last set When
:. ner opponent held the lead at SO on
games the University Heights player
Won her only game. and squarely on
ner merits, taking the last point with
:. beautiful forehand drive across court
{, g she came in on the run.
=, There was only one other match
heduled in the singles, Miss Eleanor
4 toss being drawn against Mrs. de
:. crest Candee, in the lower semi-final
racket. But this was not played, Mrs.
:. andee being forced to default because
= ne was snow bound at her home in
. empstead. This places Miss Goss in
ne final round, where she will play
rs. Mallory this afternoon for the
T. .ampionship.
: Plays Only One Match
IS an illustration Of the pranks fate
s. ometimes plays in tennis tournaments
j. might mention that Miss Goss played
y My one match to get into the final
: -eracket, while Mrs. Mallory has played
r four, total of eight sets and 81
.. Games. OF these she has won total
Of 4S and lost 3, her successive scores
being as follows: 60, 6-1; Go, 60;
all, Go, 60, 6-1, truly remark
able performance.
doubles yesterday, Miss Phyllis Walsh,
.-.f Philadelphia, and Miss Caroma
:, VIM defeating Marie Wagner and Mrs.
slidward w. Raymond by score OF
ID, g, in the second round. Miss
feNalsh was power at the net position,
coring many times on "kills," and her
3, olleying was very good. Miss Winn
sssgas at her best from back-court, so
=, hat the opposing pair could not make
.-1auch progress against that combina-
a. ion.
:, The doubles will be brought into the
= anal round to-day, and tomorrow will
g ne finished if possible. The afternoon
esson tomorrow will be devoted en-
=, rely to the inter-city team match be-
tween the men of the Casino and the
~longwood Cricket Club of Boston.
The Longwood team, as 1t will play
m the singles tomorrow, is as follows:
Richard Harte. N. W. Niles, Harry C.
johnson, Irving C. Wright, Lawrence
B. Rice and Raymond B. Bidwell. The
:. Casino team will take the court in this
saorder Dean Mathey, Leonard Beekman,
ss..IIugh kcileher. w. j. Gallon, Seiichiro
kashio and l.. H Fitch The time sched-
ue of o-morrow's singles matches fol-
lows: 1850 p. m, Gallon VS. Wrights;
$50 ?. M, Mathey VS.. Harte; $3.50, Kel-
lcher ~. Johnson; 4:30. Kashio vs. Rice.
NThree singles will be played on Sun
day and two doubtless