The New York herald., 1921-07-17

assets and she made the most of them.
AS usual. Miss Goss persisted in forcing
the net to get full advantage of her
volleying and overhead smashing. but
Mrs. Raymond playing the lines closely.
passed her often enough 10 make mat
ters decidedly interesting. In the first
set Mrs RAYMOND led 80 before Miss
Goss rallied and through sheer speed
and aggressiveness won the next four
games for the set She did the same
in the last set. but in the second set
Mrs Raymond sustained her control
and accuracy long enough 10 take the
set az 6-i II was spectacular tennis.
far more sparkling than the majority
OF womens tennis matches. for little
time was wasted in safety tactics. while
the getting" by both players was of a
sensational order
Dean Mathey had one OF his infre-
quent off days. making the Ifost mex
cusable errors and failing 10 maintain
control after he apparently had gained
ii in the second set Of his match with
Hugh G. NJ. Kelleher. The condition OF
the turf and the poor bounding ball
bothered him and he did not seem to
meet the ball properly half the time
Kelleher won at 6-l. i--6. Go and then
in the round following was eliminated
by Leonard Beekman after two hard
fought sets. S-6. rs.
II will be Miss Martha Bayard versus
Miss Eleanor Goss in one semi-finai to-
morrow morning and Mrs. c. v. Hitch
ins and Mrs. Edwin a. Falk IN the
other. In mems singles Leonard Beck
man will meet Theodore r Pell in one
sem-final and Charles s. Garland will
play the winner of the second round
match between Shmidzt and S. How
ard Voshell. In thea final OF women's
doubles II will be Mrs l. c.. Morris and
Miss Helen Gilleaudeau against Miss
Florence Ballin and Mrs c. " Hitch
ins The summary:
Field Club Of Greenwich Invitation
womens Singles Second round-Miss Flor
ence Balin defeated Mrs. De Forest Candee,
6-4, 81
THIRD Round-Miss Martha Bsyard defeated
nor Goes defeated Mrs. Edward w Ray-
mond, G-3. as. Ga Mrs. c. V. Hitchns
defeated Miss Florence Baiin. o-G, e---1
E1ah Handy Hand 5~9. 81. s@s, '"''D '''''
women's Doubles s-First round-Mrs De
Forest Candee and Mrs. Rawson Wood de-
er. 2-S, 60 e-3 Miss Florence Bal!in and
Mrs. c. " Hitchins defeated Miss Leslie
Bancroft and Mrs David G. Mills. 10, ca.
Helen Gllieaudeau defeated Mrs. De Forest
Cande and Mrs. Rawson Wood. 6--2. Go
Rsy s ynona snE defeated @ Misc Editn % HSndy and
Mrs Robert Lc Roy, e--3, rs.
semi-Fn Round-Mlss Helen Gilleaudeau
and Mrs l. g. Morris defeated Miss PHYLLIS
Walsh and Miss Martha Bsyard, rs, ~.
Mems Singles First Round-Zenzo Shimid-
~ won from Joseph l. Werner by default
Dwight p Robinson defeated James y. Pell.
ca. G-4 Murray Vernon defeated Hoffman
NIckorsOn. 2--6. 6-i, sc
secor5 Round-Alcx Her won from walter
NJ Hall by default. Charles 8. Garland de-
fce'ed Ludlow Vandeventer. e-2, 6--3 Ienzo
Shinidzu defeated Dwight p Robinson, 6--3.
G-i. Theodore r Pell defeated Murray Yer
non G--3 SO J. Brooks Fenro. Jr, de-
fcated Paul Nandeventer. G-2. 14-i2 Hugh
G. NJ. Keileher defeated Dean Mathey 6-l.
t-6 CO Leonn RI Beckman defeated An
thonv j. Riddle. ". Ga, G--i
Third Round--Charles s. Garland defeated
Alex Her. 4--6. s-t 6-4 Leonard Beekman
defeated Hugh @. ". keIleher. s-6. %.