The New York herald., 1921-08-16

speed to meet the swiftly travelling
ball once Miss Bancroft was aroused
TO her best efforts. The bolder Miss
Sancroft stroked the better her control
seemed TO be and the more sparkling
her tennis. She has an interesting. hard
hitting style that won the gallery. and
the crowd showed It's appreciation as
she came from behind in each set
Mrs. Benjamin ". Colo OF Boston.
national clay court chompion, was the
other winner inside the grandstand en-
closure. She met capable opponent
In Miss Clare Cassel OF the Harlem
Tennis Club and despite the greater
severity of her attack had difficulty
placing the first set to her credit. Miss
Cassel by varying length and pace
came very close to taking the set, but
Mrs. Cole always had a little more
speed In reserve and she rallied splen-
didly at critical stages. Once past the
first set. which she won at 81. Mrs
Cole had easier sailing. She continued
TO force matters ana found Miss Cassel
losing strength and control with every
game The latter kept the rallies going
well and never yielded a point without
fight. but her opponents strokes were
the most decisive and she Lost the Sec
ond set at 6-3.
Bosfonians Came Throupb.
Besides Mrs. Cole and Miss Bancroft
two other Bostonians came through.
They We're Miss Eleanora Sears. who
defeated Miss Cnroma Winn after two
close sets. and Miss Edith Sigourney.
who breezed through her match with
Mrs. Edward C. Duble without the loss
of a game. Philadelphia also had four
winners In Miss Phyllis Walsh. Miss
Deborah N. Seal. Mrs. Gilbert Harvey
and Miss Mildred NJ. Willard. The last
named surprised by her victory ovrr
Mrs. Nathaniel w. Niles Of Boston.
Mile. Lenglen is 20 meet Miss Flea
nor Goss In the feature match at 4.1s
p. M. to-day. and IL successful will bava
Mrs. Mallory as her opponent to-mor-
row. Then to catch UP with the rest of
the field she will play two matches ON
Thursday. provided, of course. that she
defeats Mrs Mallory. The summary:
Women's National Championship Singles
First Round-Mrs. Gilbert Harvey, philadeJ-
phia. defeated Miss Katherine O'RonrSn
Nassau 9. O.. co. Go; Miss aIarv "
3rowne, Santa Monica. Cal. defeated Miss
Edith sisourney. Longwood Cricket Club de-
feated Mrs. Edward G. Dubie West side r.
g., 80 Go; Mrs May sutton Pundy, Los
nnngeles; Won from Mrs: Marshall Mclean
philadelphia. defeated Mrs. Paul Martin,
University Heights 7. G.. s-i. 9-I: Mrs.
Helene pollak ralk Harlem T. G., defeated
Club, Go. tt-3; Mrs. N. Stuart Green, Ards.
Ley. defeated Mrs Samuel III. Warina NJ Y.
I,,,. ~ e. 81 81 Miss Martha Baysrd. Short
Side = C.. c-:. 81 Miss Leslie Bancroft
defeated Miss Marie Wagner o-7 ~.
Mre. nentamin E. Cole. Boston. defeated
Miss Glare cassei. Harlem It. c.. a--7. e--S !;
Niles Katherine Gardner. wost side r. al.
defsatcd Mrs. J. q. brush. New York Il. c.
70. t-1; Miss Eieanora Sears. BOSTON, de-.
aeased Miss car1ms winn; West Side T. O..
81. defeated Mrs, Frank IL. Codtrey, Boa-
ton. Cd: TO; Mrs. O. V. Hitchlns. Mexico
CITY defeated Mrs. Bernard = stsnz, as.
-, - Miss Janet n. Trsveii New York,
ue.eatcd MIS-. George T.. Chapman. Nyacl,
NJ. ~. s-s; Mrs. Franklin /, Mallory.
New York; defeated Mrs. Marion zinderstsin
ctllesudea Gedney Farms, V actestsa @ss 1g,9n MTs
frank ~. weity, pronxviiia. OIL, ST.. 60
Mrs. Ms Theodora sohst. Brooklyn. defeated
60; Mrs, Percy wilbourn, New York r. g.,
defeated Mrs. 3. j.. Strauss Harlem r. o.
10, 81; Miss Mildred Mcc, willard he,
Boston. e--3. e--s. a-s; Mrs. per,o,es, Tvs. ran.
dee. West Side r. g.. defeated Mrs. Aibart
sHimpnries. New York T. a.. "a. 10, O. !:
ieaied Miss Mary i. Case. Norfolk. e; Conn. ue.
6-s, 6-2: Miss Deborah ~ Seal Marian
doeated Miss Alice Hayard. Short Uiiis
G-l. 6.2i Miss Louise II. Cattus. Bay Head.
defeated Mrs. Nathaniel Dafn, New YORK
T. g., e-2. ca; Miss Agnes sherwood.
New York r. O.. e-a. T-S; Miss lo,S,@ Florsnee
Sheldon. Montclair. defeated Mrs. walter
Ellis, Los Angeles. 10. ca: Mlas Virginia
Traveli. New York. defeated Miss Dortha
+. Sexton, Brooklyn. 6-2, Ga; Mira. r5dyve "a
w RAYMOND. Hartsdale. defeated Mrs. NJ.
u. Huff. Philadelphia, f3-1i, g--2: Mrs,
Edward V. Lynch. New York T. e.. won
from Miss e.. Ward Hugus. Wheeling. w.
va. by default; Mrs. Cyrus Clark. Norfolk,
side L. c.. &C., &c. e-3 Mrs. David q.
Mills. Orange, defeated Mrs. Mabel ID. atraf.
fin. West Side r. O.. e-1. e-f.
The point score and stroke analysis
of the feature match follow:
FIRST SET.
Mrs. Mallory. 4 2s 44oa424 4--4o-f
Mrs. Jcssup. !. 2 2l45t245e4 $50 5
Nets. Outs. monts. aces. faults.
Mrs. Mrs. Nal,ory Is,.ns ia y : ?
SECOND SET.
Yrs. Mallory. a-2e-9
Mrs. Jcssup. lido
Place ssrv. p'ble
Nets. Outs. ments. aces, faults.
Mrs. Jsssgp.. 10
REcAprruLArroN.
Pts. Gs. N. o. r. s.A, DE-.
Mrs. Mallory. SO ~ 10 a2 10 Q
MSs. Jsssup-~ 81 50 "a q ! 4