The New York herald., 1921-03-19
MORSE GIRL TO MEET
MRS. COLE FOR TITLE
Mrs. Mallory Defeats Miss
Zinderstein in Bitterly Waged
Three Set Match.
SCORE is Is, 81, 6-4
Victor Also Successful in
Doubles and Mixed Doubles
at Indoor Tennis Tourney.

BosroN, March 1S.-Displaying her
remarkable steadiness and ability to
carry her tactics to a successful end
ing. Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory wor
her way into the final of the singles
competition of the women's national in
door championship tennis tournament or
the covered courts OF The Longwood
Cricket Club this afternoon a. Chestnut
Hill The champion OF the grass courts
defeated Miss Marion H. Zinderstein OF
Brooklne. title holder of the clay court
honors, In bitterly waged three set
match. 7--5. So. ca. BY the victory
Mrs. Mallory viii meet Mrs. Benjamin
E. Cole I'd of North Andover. Mass
in the final tomorrow afternoon. The
Bay State girl disposed OF her opponent
Mrs. Walter II. Trumbuli, Jr.. OF Bos-
ton. in the semi-final, Go, I'll.
Mrs. Mallory also earned her right
to compete in the final Of the doubles
championship. She and Mrs. L. c. Nor
its of Orange. y. j.. after an uphill
contest won against Mrs. r. FL. Cabot
and Miss Edith Slgourney, 6-A, Sc
and rs. The Morse girl also figured
IN two matches with William T. Tide
I'd OF philadelphia as her partner in the
mixed doubles. Otherwise she did not
have much to do. Mrs. Cole also playec
in four matches. but was only sue
cessful in the singles division
1t will necessitate a lot or hustlng
TO finish the entire programme by to-
morrow. The mixed doubles are away
behind the other two divisions and nu-
Tncrous matches will have to be played
in the morning to bring the final IN
before dark. Mrs. Mallory and Tild en-
are expected to reach the final and
oppose Mrs George w. Wigntman and
r. Norris Williams I'd in the fnal
Mrs. Mallory Conservative.
The match between Mrs. Mallory and
Miss Zinderstein in the semi-final Of the
singles was the feature of the day. The
New Yorker played more conserva- :
tive game throughout. Her steadness
and keen conception TO do the right thing
at the right time offset the erratic Miss
Zinderstein. The latter tried to rush
to the net. but this resulted in Mrs. NAL
lory passing her with well played shots
The victor was careful. and considering
that she had participated in a hectic
doubles match earlier in the day, her
sounder game prevailed over the Brook
line girls plans.
Miss Zinderstein rushed 20 the net
with poor Judgment. She started off In
the first set as IL she might triumph.
In the first game she made three place
ments and won the game on an error by
her opponent, who started serving. She
attained al lead. but then dropped
three games and from then on she be-
gan to shcw unstea diness. Mrs Mallory
winning the set. Is. In the secont
set Mrs. Mallory lost by the narrowes
margin of making IL straight sets wher
a well placed shot went outside b,
inches. Miss Zinderstein was brilliant
at times and her game enabled her L
pull out the set after her opponent haC
her 5--4. The Broolsline girl played
lot Of dazzling strokes into her play
and won. rs.
In the third set Miss Zinderstein. after
winning the first game. dropped the
next two when she had lead OF 40--16
in each. This turn Of affairs settled
the outcome of the contest. for Miss
zinderstein's play was not SO effective
while Mrs. Mallory. who made re-
markable gets and returns for place
ments. gained the deciding set, 6-4.
Mrs. Cole Defeats Mrs. TrumbuIl
Mrs B. E. Cole 2d had an easier
time getting into the final when she de-
featel Mrs Walter Fl. Trumbull. Jr.,
SO. 6-l. Mrs. Coles hard hitting was
too much for her opponent and turned
the contest into rout rather than the
Close matCn tnat was expected.
The class of the doubles combina-
tlons made their way into the final.
Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Morris, the latter
being member of the present title hold
ers. were forced TO work hard to get
into the deciding match. They found
Mrs. It. II. Cabot and Miss Edith ST.
courtney OF Brooklino worthy foes. The
metropolitan representatives had an
uphill fight 10 make. With the match
one set all. the Brookline pair raced
away TO what had all the earmarks OF
a love set, only TO fall away from their
best after the score was SO in games
and 1910 for the sixth game. Mrs.
Mallory and Mrs. Norris became busy
after winning that game. and from then
on swept along to a victory by taking
seven games in row. in which Mrs.
Mallory looked after the back court and
Mrs. Morris cut In at the net. The
latter's net play was easily the best OF
the tournament, for she cut In with a
placement just over tho net for many
winning points.
Mrs. wightman and Miss zinderstein
defeated Mrs. N. w. Niles and Mrs. $.
VI. FELTON,. and then in the semi-finals
took Mrs Cole and Mrs. Godfrey into
camp. So. 6-t.
The summary:
WOMAN's NATIONAL INDOOR TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIPS.
singles semi Final Round--Mrs. 3. e.
cole ~. North Andover. beat Mrs. Walter
x. Trumbull, Jr., Weston, 60. 6-i; Mrs.
Franklin !. Mallory, New York, beat Miss
IRriou II. zindersteln. Drooklinc. T-5, CT.
6--4.
pouhiea second Round-Mrs u. e. Cole
"a ana Mrs. i. ". Godfrey beat Miss Har-
rict Kunhar6t and Miss Margaret Cooks,
G--3, T--a.
Edith sigorfacy bcut Miss Martha Bayard
and Miss ceres Baker, s-2, 60. Mrs.
George W Wirh,nan and Miss Marion II.
Lindcrstelu heat Mr.. y. w. Niles and Mrs.
"a and Mrs. =. VI Godfrey beat Miss Phyllis
Walsh and Miss tosic Bancroft, s-5, 3-d,
u--3.
semi-Finai Round trr Il. /. Mallory and
Mrs l.. g. Mur,lF II al M.u. r. II. Cabot
and Miss ;diia s.gaur.ay. 81. 80, 7--5;
Hrs. g.. W. Wieifulan To Miss Marion II.
Zlnderstein beat Ara =. y. Cnn I'd and
Mrs ". II. Godfre:. ''--s. I'll.
Mixed Doubles. Firs. isrWBd-Mr. and Mrs.
~ W. Niies beat Miss ero'iu' r. Robinson
and ~ 81 TfSa. g.. Gattt Ilas Martha
pnynrd and Worrls Durta hrrt Mrs 70. G.
Nails and NJ. Brndlec b' gpTn'lt Mrs. Wal.
ser N. Trunibul, Jr.. ana n. u. plimptor
beat Miss Jessie cc't nrf III. r. richards.
second r,ound--.irr. T. 81 csbo, nad
Josiah wheewrisni beai MI r. " Stans
iofy and w. r. riidon I'd beat sir. and Mira.
III w. Niles. 81. c.. Mina Ifgt,a z Bayprd
and Morris Duane beat Miss iiorrucc Bait +
ard John s. Nchpl'. 3f i4l; H-S. George
beat Mrs s. NJ Felton, and durham Dsli.
s-3. 40. G-i Nlss Phylns Walah mud
Harry &. johnson bcV' Mrs. l.. g.. Morris
and Leon Dc Turcnnr, CO. G-i Iiss Rosa
mond Newton and J. Brpoker Fenno beut
Mas Louise catiun and l.. z. rrcsi ~.
Ga g--f. Miss Erra@ Rakrr and r., w prf-