Evening journal., 1921-06-07
STARS IN THIS
Tennis MEET
Big Entry List of Both Men
And Women For Play at
Wilmington Club
MATHEY TO DEFEND
DELAWARE CROWN

One OF the briskest lawn tennis
OF the season will be-
gin on the turf courts Of the Will
mington Country Club Monday.
June 20. From early morning until
late In the evening the courts viii
be alive with the best players OF thu
East and a bunch OF talent from
other sections OF the country.
The meet Is for the championship
OF Delaware. The events will in
clude mems singles and doubles.
women's singles and doubles and
mixed doubles. Paul S. Rowland
and Peter T. Wright will run the
tournament. the latter acting in tho
capacity OF oficial referee Already
Nowland has received many entries
for the different events and IL is ex-
pected that by the time fo- the open
ing match 10 be staged there will be
the longest list Of players that ever
entered this popular tournament
Among those who probably will be
present In the mems events ara
Ichlya Kumagae. OF New York. whs
was ranked fourth In American ten
mis- last year; Dean Mathey. of New
York. who won the tournament last
year and who was ranked four
tecnth, Wallace +. Johnson. of
Cynwyd. another first Tener." not
tenor. Philadelphia champion and
runner-up in 1920 AZ wilmington:
Stanley W. Pearson. Germantown
Cricket Club. who won the Delawars
doubles last season with Johnson AZ
his partner; Edmund Levy and Wal
lace Bates. the young caiifornfant
who we're here last year for the in
Intercollegiate meet; J. l. Werner.
captain Of the Princeton tennis
team: Leon de Turenne. captain OK
the Harvard tennis team; the entire
Leland Stanford team and most Of
the ranking players OF Philadelphia
Mathey will defend his singles titls
and Johnson and Pearson will de-
fend In the doubles.
Miss Marion IA. Zindestein. Of the
Jongwood Cricket Club, has sent IN
her entry. However. after next Sat
urday. Miss Zinderstein VIII be Mrs.
John 3. Jessup. She will not be able
20 defend her doubles title becauss
her partner last year was Miss Edith
sigourney. who Is with the Ameri-
cans in France This means that
Mrs Gilbert A. Harvey. OF the Phil
adelphia Country Club. and Mrx NJ
Brooke Hun. Philadelphia Cricket
Club. runnors-up In the Pennsyl-
vania doubles last week. have a good
chance. So have Miss Thayer and
Mrs. Male and Miss Walsh and her
: partner.
b Mrs. Harvey and Mrs Hun wcr'
n beaten az Merton by Miss Phyllis II
e Walsh and Miss Anne b. Townsend
7, but Miss Townsend viii not be abb
j. TO play at Wilmington. SO this com
= blnation Is broken up temporarily.
s.. Another good player who viii B
here Is Miss Leslie Bancroft. n
a Longwood southpaw. who won n
r. Philadelphia championship last fal
Mrs u. ". whitman. who was Mis
a Suzanne White. win represent IA
b Baltimore Country Club.
e A few Of the Philadeiphians VIII
j. are certain TO compete are Mis-
4 Helen sewei1. Huntington Valley
Miss Katherine Porter. PHILADELPHIA
a Cricket Club: Miss Mildred Willard
n Merton: MisssDeborah Seal. Merton
s. Miss Gertrude Ostheimer. Hunting
n don Valley; Miss Gladys Paine; Mis-
r Phyllis H. Walsh. Merton. Mrs. NJ. r
4 Hun: Mrs Gilbert A. Harvey Mis-
Il Molly ID. Thayer. Cricket Club; Mis-
j. Peggy Ferguson. Cricket Club; Mis-
!. Virginia Carpenter, Cricket Club
r Miss Eleanor Robb. Cricket Club
] Miss Elizabeth Thomson; Mrs. Rich
N ard Male Cricket Club.
Among the double teams win I
4. Miss Sewell and Miss Porter. NH
"a Gertrude Ostheimer and Miss Pain
is Miss Walsh and partner, Mrs Hai
g. vey and Mrs. Hun. the Misses Rem
10 ak. Miss Thayer and Mrs. Male, Mi
N Ferguson and partner. Miss Rob
Re- and partner.