New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
out the last three games for the set

out the last three games for the set
at 11-9.
AS though this, were not enough to
discourage Throckm orton, he ran into
an almost exactly similar situation in
the second set. This time he was lead
ing at 4-3 and 4O-3O when another
of Tilden's low volleying shots struck
the net cord and rippled over the top
with Throckmorton waiting on his toes,
some fifteen feet away Even so he
struggled brilliantly to the bitter end
for victory that was finally to elude
him.
Throckmorton was great in defeat
to-day. Lacking the benefit Of the al
/ most constant practice that Tilden has
enjoyed this winter, he played the
best tennis that I have seen him play
since 1916, when he had his beat year
on the courts.
Tilden, in spite Of the closeness Of
the match. always gave you the i'm
preston Of almost unlimited reserve
cisively when it was vitality necessary
to score the winning points.
The Noshell-Hardy match was mostly
/ lacking in sensational features, but
Hardy was going extremely we'll, pick
ing out his opNnings beautifully and
outplaying Yoshell. who seemed intent
upon saving himself as much as pos
sible
Miss Zinderstein went through her
champion she is. Every shot was work
ing finely. The title holders game is
so we'll rounded and her command Of
ground and volleying strokes is so good
that Miss Ballin's back court play was
unable to make much impression, nor
was she at her best to-day.
Miss Sigourney played at her best
against Mrs. Briggs, always driving
with splendid depth and with almost
unfailing accuracy Of placement. Mrs.
Briggs seemed to tire from the fast
In the match between Mrs. Briggs
and Miss Della Tore and Mrs. Candee
and Miss Ballin, the latter pair were
going along like machine when q
spectator asked Miss Ballin the score.
This seemed to upset her temporarily
and the opposing pair, gaining In play
Ing effectiveness severy minutes, seized
the opportunity and swept straight
through to victory. But Mrs. Briggs
and Miss Della Torre scored many brill
liant shots after the tide turns.
The summary follows:
MIXED DOUBLES
second round-~-Mss Marion zindersse'n.
Long wood. and william r. Ttlcen "a. Gsr-
.vANtCwf lfirhets oShb Fifp. Il. - t'ViASs.
/ Wcx, SIDE. and Norman Johnson West
side. 81. 81 Miss Phyllis Walsh, Phtla~
0slphta, ana Samuel Hardy. West Sids
bea, Mrs De Forest Candee. west Side.
ana f. C. Baxgr. West side. 81. S.
e.~s; Miss Edith sigourney. Lonxwood.
ana Raymond B.dwsii. Longwood. beat
| Nlss Esther Tufts. MOORE County. and g.
Howard yosheil. west Side. SO. SO.
x--4: Miss Helen Gtiicaudesu. Mama
roneck and y. f. Briggs. Pelham. We. Miss
FLORENCE Balm West Side. and Harold
Throckmorton. Shackamaxon. unfinished.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES
ssrni-nrala-~-Mrs. y. r. Briggs and Miss
rertruds Della Torrs peat Mrs. Do Forest
C.narM ard Mise Florence Balm, s-~4,
ID. 7--5. Miss Marion zinderstc!n and
Miss Helen Giiieaudsau boat Misc Ec,h
stgouyney and Miss Leslie Bancroft. s-1.
wOMES's SINGLES
sesoi.nnals-Nir- siyeurn-y beat Mrs
srtngs s-~3. s~--1; Mlss Zinderstein beat
Misc Florence Baii!r. s~-~3. 81.
MES's SINGLES
s.rri-enaIs~-~Tlid~n beat Throckmorton.
1f~~s. liz: yoshsii bsnt Hardy, s---7.
4---C, by default
MEMS DOUBLES
ssynsnnals--TtIden and q. Carlton shafer,
Yh1iadsfDhia, beat Raymond HiAwsit ana
IN roe ff5grfof s--%. f~~~3: vosheIf and
Hardy best e.. r. Week 1r. Cleveland, and
KSnoeth simmons Butte 6-~As &~-5.