Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-16
Forest Hills Unanimously
Agrees She Is Most Grace.
full Tennis Player That
Eper Trod q Court
HAS FIRST TEST TO-DAY

world, is all that the foreign critics
so,d sbe IL. This black haired
nave -, .,r, rho hoo;,s n,o .
senuer f 40. A.. - -, Ms
"'0 ,.,,oro, doub,es cbamp;on
.n,or. m the turf courts NJ
'hp .o'i -. r,... a -,
the west oiue ..i'"i' LUZ
Hills, Is as brilliant In her strokins
-, .orrt tecbnioue as Tilden and viii
,,a,s nu combined.
hH NIi,o suzanne and Samuel Hardy
Ut Through two practice sessions
H.erdoy which lasted two hours. No
.ourota score was kept, Hardy de-
sotins his attention mostly to serving
w. halls for the worlds champion to
w ,,n ber strokes on. but Mile. Leng
n ,uae convinced that she is in a class by
hnrself omcng the women tennis play :
srs OF the world; .,. :. .ho
one hot I o, ma @ of' ,hssa Ia a nnre
game, ~. .,La ,,-oJ,,ction and bcr foot /.
gem oi s''Vho a,,5aos 0n.rLood off tbc
WORK 10 .n,s H rsi,or nv deen court
srouhu' A., " n;,aoioys suzanne 10 in
smash, the vS"oe' Al, ",,,.,s Trra
truth tne "Inae. hau u, 'nt atroses G ~ sbots
sne was ihan'hs n.i t...I,. ond
that were SET up ior ner 'afseS ansS,n.t;t;n" a,'
may oe tnu. .n o,ta as,u uotmrps ,r;th
today she VIII not esecu'e le.u, @ 10 t.,. Nv.
the same matcniess Iotnl nnu e'"-' ''"'
marked her piay yesteruas'
Rem,rl,nble PLAYER
- -. ,. ..ou .ho,
Inc 1act s.nnus ou', mo".t' ~ nst u
Suzanne Lengleh Is qui.e .ne :, H?. .T;.
amazing woman Piayer EYER seeH n,.,1;.' ~ .n,s
country. lou thlnk Oh MOTIFS MilIianis l,,l.'
when you see ncr PICK up nun -'oile!
on the run; 1llden comes INTO your
mind when you see her play a SOFT
stop -volley or drive siashing fore
hand from the corner OF deep court.
She moves into the volleylng position
with 'he perfection of footwork OF
William NJ. Johnston, and finishes her
points with the same characteristic
overland volley that marks the Cali
fornians racquet work.
Dances Iehhis
Mile. Lenglen dances tennis. She
moves over a court with the grace and
agility of ballet master. When she
Is preparing to serve ball or to return
one she takes few quick little steps
on the tips of her toes, and when tho
game grows exciting she spins and
whir's, she stands on one toe with her
other toe thrust out at right angles to
her body, she poises and she sways ex-
actly as IL she were on the stage in
stead of on a grassy court.
When she served she danced on the
line, she tripped gaily back and forth.
And when she returned ball she stood
on one toe or whirled about or jumped
into the air with one leg horizontal, and
always she pointed her toes, just as n
ballet dancer does. You never see her
when her foot is not In perfect dane
ing position. If she never took ballet
lessons then she is a born ballet dancer,
and the athletic world may have gained
a star by the loss to the dancing word
OF premiere.
neonle rasn @ Notb;nu liie ~ has heon
seen over here. She actually leaps
straight up about four feet from the
ground and turns half round in the
air with one toe pointed toward the
turf and the other ending n horizontal
hne. ms half spin Is marvellous, it
10 fn'l OF pep. And quick eye
OF an mstantaneous camera discovers
the fact that Mile. Lenglen rolls her
whi'e sllk stockings down to her knees
amu iurtner ahchors them Dy cerlse
s"r'ci., A.
vOi n' N,t 70 .hc aancmg OF TINS tennis mar
.",N. l,ehGien says she mas never
hates lessons of any kind. she said.
when giving an interview before the
games were called. She wouldn't t study
nios ns'isn 9y lesson. but talked with a
c ascina,sn a1sslishwoman ana thus gained a
Hmnn"" n'Ient anu remarkable
Tho' toa s .nc iahsuage'
tu.an me ,si ,enture match OF the day. be-
having been postponed until this after
tw .uoh at fIo o clock, the meeting be-
wee tSeen Mrs. Mollq Rjurstedt Mallory,
ine national champion, and Mrs. Mar
.on Nhderstein .lessup. runner-up last
'''i' "as the main attraction yesterday.
Mrs. Mallory Our Rsv.
As she has in almost every instance
.b .%lS' Nlaiiory proved once more that
sue IN az present the greatest Of our
Tuh T.Sa P'hSers' she defeated Mrs.
.teesup Dy score OF 10. go. running
ImioTash the last set with ease as she
piIed up her points by splendid place
nents INTO every opening in Mrs. Jes-
Aups court.
Mrs Mallory will meet Mile. Lcnglen
iorn iunu, ana the meeting with Mrs. NAL
So IVORY should bring forth the greatest
conntn tn tennis ever seen in this
NIL! Wa:!
who n'Ss y Mary Il. Browne, OF California.
Tsn,,S 10 IN the opposite half to Mile.
AmaSa;m' and who is looked upon as
6nsI 6a M last line Of defense in the
ceed, 'Euhu II the maid of France sue
ana Mrs. Mallory. went through her
Hsdnhs match against Miss Brenda
hhtustrom, of Buffalo, without ever
Ts extended.
ne former national champion showed