New-York tribune., 1921-03-19

40. 6--1, in the other semi-final n
paired with Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur
ucrris Of New York, Mrs. Mallory also
~on her way into the final round of
sse women's doubles by defeating Mrs.
Cabot and Miss Edith Sigourney,
i Boston. at Cd, SIS, Us. Victory
ssma here only after a most sensa-
t;onal uph;ll frht in the final set, when
Ers. Cabot and Miss Sigourney led It
In en- games and 40-3c on points
and needed only enc point for tne
match
and Mrs. Morris, whose play had been
rsry ragged in the third set, took .
sudden and astounding brace and ran
cS the next seven games in row.
Giving them the set at Us and the
match,
rcrceful Attack Turns Tide
II did not seem possible to accom-
nljsb such task, but, with Mrs. Morris
euttinc off shots at the net by spec
sssular volleying and Mrs. Mallory un-
lsashing tremendous driving attack
from the back court, the New York
eombination overwhelmed Mrs. Cabot
and Miss Sigourney by speed and
hard. decisive hitting.
Two other pairs reached the semi
sual round in the women's doubles, Mrs.
frank 81. Godfrey and Mrs. Cole de-
ieating Miss Leslie Bancroft and Miss
phvIis Walsh at 6-3, 3--6, 6-3, and
Mrs. George W Wightman and Miss
7inderstein eliminating Mrs. N. w.
Niles and Mrs S. N. FELTON, at 81.
6--S.
The thirty original pairs in the
mixed doubles had been reduced to
eight teams before play was called late
this evening, Mrs. Wightnian and Rich
ard Norris Williams I'd and Mrs. NAL
Iory and William T. Tilden I'd, worlds
singles champion, being among the sur
vyors or opposite sides of the draw.
All finals will be played tomorrow.
The match between Mrs. Mallory and
Mss zinderstein began before a gal
Iery that crowded every inch Of space
in the building with Tilden officiat-
ine as umpire 1t was bitterly cold
outside and barely comfortable, except
for the players, within.
Loser on in Lead
They tossed, and Mrs. Mallory won
she service but dropped the first two
games. her own errors and several bril-
liant placements by Miss Zinderstein
contributing. The national champion
won the third game at deuce, after sew
eral long driving exchanges from the
base line Miss Zinderstein won the
fourth, playing everv shot with lots OF
pace, while her oppvsent had not yet
gained control of her forcing shots
A noticeable change came over the
match at this point, however, for Mrs.
Mallory started to drive fercely and
with wonderful accuracy, and Miss Zin-
derstein, who had been forcing the net
position brilliantly, was slowly forced
on the defensive in the back of the
court
dozen times at least the clay court
champion was caught half way between
the base line and the nes to find her.
seh being passed with dazzling shots
that sent the ball whipping across
court and to the side lines. No open
ing seemed too small then for Mrs.
Mallory and Miss Zinderstein became
plainly discouraged and more cautious
as the Morse queen swept on to victory,
taking FIVE out of the last seven games
Tor the first set at 7--5.
Mrs. Mallory ran into lead of 81
IN the second set, and then she faltered
IN her hard stroking and began hitting
Ter returns softly. This gave Miss
linderstein the chance to "kill" and she
began going for the net again. With
success came confidence, and the Long
wood star, fighting brilliantly and scor-
ING on flashing volleys and smashes as
iae smothered returns at the net, took
the set at 7--5 by winning six out of
the last eight games and squared the
match.
Change of Pace Decides Issue
Miss Zinderstein began we'll in the
tnal set by breaking through MS.
Aallory's service. Her shots had a
sflspness and decisiveness that had
seeh lacking iE the early stages. She
looked very dangerous now, but sud
aeny another of those unaccountable
eaanges came over the play of both
pfis, and Mrs Mallory started another
saflous attack, combining speed and
smszlng accuracy of placement.
~ mixing up .ser pace and dropping
SOFT short returns at Miss Finder
Melns fee- as the latter charged the
uss, only to so back to her battering
sss'ack, during which she shifted from
se1 uvai's backhand to her forehand
aoe' Mrs Mallory held the lead at
~. ~ and finally won at Cd. the last
osAIr at love.
The Summarizes:
noAEs's NATIONAL INDOOR CHAM
PioSsHIP SINGLES
css ssmi lima .hnal ronnd--Mrs benjamin r.
Sas defeated Mrs Walter II. TrumbuiI
e,-y, 6--l Mrs Franklin l. Mallory
lated Miss Marion Zindersteip. rs.
"oAEN's NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
DOUBLES
Mss ,ps''a ra5tS 59Sndegsirs s. L. Il. Cabot , and
ass'as Bayard and Miss Ceres Baker.
~. ~ Mrs Frank H Godfrey and
Il l4s1. n3snjamin +. Cole defeated Miss
i tss' hshcrcft and Miss Phyllis Walsh
~ s--6. 6--3 Mrs George W. Wight
Nan NJ. and Miss Marion zinderstein defeated
ps,, nathaniel " Niles and Mrs. S. NJ
ssson, s--l. 6-3
brv ssi, shnal round-Mrs. Franklin 7 NAL
isatedf IN Mrs. afs ,, /. covverneur Morris de-
ss.s,ssy' e--4. 2--6 7-5.
AAoNAL CHAMPIONSHIP MIXED
DOUBLES
H. pma p,,e round--Aiiss Martha Bayard and
sac Mens NJ defeated Miss Florence Fallin
eabo, ~, =. Nicholl. 7--5. 7---5; Mrs. r. IL
AF saanJ y Wheelwright defeated Mrs.
liss stem and MI Morse 6-2. 6-t !:
ssfs.,0, ,n0s,sssmond Newton and ]. 49, Fenno
~ sass l. b. Cattus and Mr. Frost
n Ncrris ,,st,, Mrs George w. Wightman and
lsltos ana .. 5,.lafns I'd defeated Mrs. 5. NJ.
Nlss PM. bur nam Dell. 6---3. 3---6, s--~1 ,
4 ssfsatea' sus MS Walsh and Harry c. johnson
fsrenns "rs- l. G. Morris and MIR De
aaiorsys ,,s 80 % 81; Airs. Franklin l.
II and M NJ "iiIiam 7: Tiidsn "a defeated
ssissted i, Ssres Baker and Mr.. Fiebelman
u p,v,x Mfs W. II. Trurnbull jr. and
s"pson. s--2. 81.
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