New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

the East some weeks ago. The Cali
fornian is in the opposite hali from
Mrs Mallory and looks like her logical
opponent.
Mrs. Coles Uphill Fight
The most keenly fought match of the
day came when Mrs. Benz amin E. Cole,
national clay court champion, and Miss
Leslie Bancroft, both of the Longwood
Cricket Club of Boston, met on the No.
8 Enclosure court. Mrs. Cole finally
won by the score of 81, Sc. 6,
after making great uphill fight in
both the second and third sets.
Some of the cleanest, hardest hitting,
driving rallies from deep court that
have been seen this season distin-
guished this match. Both players went
into every exchange with splendid
spirit, and they were so evenly matched
that there was no saying who would
win until the last point had been won
and lost. 1t was a great exhibition By
both.
Mrs. Stuart Greene, of Ardsley, con-
tinued her path toward final brackets
by overwhelming Miss Janet Travell at
Go, 6-1, making her main attack
from the back OF the court and cover
ing up her openings with remarkable
skill. This afternoon she will face
Miss Willard.
Mrs May Sutton Bundy crushed Miss
Virginia Travell, at Go, 60, and in
her victory she gave striking evidence
that she is rapidly recovering from the
slump that recently affected her game.
The California star was hitting unmer-
cifully hard on her forehand drives
and finishing off with severe overland
volleys when the openings had been
made.
Also Defaults in Doubles
Mrs. C. V. Htchins, Miss Martha
Bayard, Miss Edith Sigourney, Mrs.
E. A Falk, Mrs. Edward Raymond, Miss
Phyllis Walsh and Miss Helen Gil
leaudeau were among the other favor
ties to come through yesterday.
The women's doubles also got under
way later in the afternoon, with thirty
two com binations entered, among them
present national champions. Mrs Nal
lory was paired with Mile. Lenglen in
the opposite half here, but the visitor
from France announced her default
in this event also. Miss Goss and Mrs.
Jessup were granted postponement
OF their opening match, but are OK
pected to take the courts this after
Tho national junior championship
singles began yesterday. with four
girls coming into the semi final round,
as follows: Miss Helen Wills, of Cali
fornia; Miss Jane Brooks, Miss Viz
GINA Carpenter Of Philadelphia, ana
Miss Helen Hooker, of this city. They
will meet in that order this afternoon.
The summaries:
l.scond round)--Mrs c. V. Kitchens de-
feated Mrs Cyrus Clark e-l, Go; Mrs
Percy wilbourne detected Miss Deeor T
fcsted Mrs Gilbert Harvey. Oil, Sc
default Mrs, Stuart Greene defeated ,sis M Mlss
Eayard defeated. Mrs. E. v. Lynch, 60.
ID Mrs. BcnJamin q. Cole defeated Miss
Leslie Bancroft, b.. SO Sc: Misc
candeo. Go. 0--3; Miss Edith Sigourney
defeated Miss Eleonora Sears. e.; e--l
Miss Katharine Gardner defeated Mrs
David c. Mills. 6--3. 6-1. Mrs +. 4.
Faik defeated Miss Louise p. cattus. 6-~l
60 MIsa FLORENCE Sheldon defeated Miss
A asurs,ee snsf Malory defeated Nile SUI
anne Lenglen, e. fdefauit) Mrs. May
sutton Euudy defeated Miss virginia
Traveii 60 60. Mrs. Edward Ray
mond dcfsated Mrs. Robert 10 ROY, g
e-l; Miss Phyllis Walsh defeated Mas
Margaret Grove, SD, S. u Mis-
Womens national championship doubles
fhrat round Mira 10 ROY md Mrs
-
Miss A. Hooker, to. tt. MISS Phyllis
Walsh and Milan Margaret Grove won from
hfs. Mallory and Mile. Lengien by defauit
Mixs Marie Wagner and Miss Glare Cassel
defeated Mrs. f. {. Duble ana Hiss Mar.
toris Knox. 81, TO. Mrs. Marshall Nc
Lean and Mrs., 81. l.. Chapman defeated
Mrs. *. A. Pope and 5rH. J.. NJ. Burt.
e-~4 C--z: Mrs. l.. IL. Williams and Miss
Mary Browne defeated Mssaes j. and V.
TrAvsil. 81, I'll; Mrs. Raymond and
Mrs. Edna Wclty defeated Mrs. Greene
and Mrs. =. y. Weayor. e--s, CO. Mies
Hlgourro1 and Ars. X. l.. Mood defent sti
Misa g. Della Jorre aud MiaH cnroma
Winn, "a. Tt, Ara. II. = Eaton and
Miaa gda,h Handy defeated Mrs.. Waiter
Ells aud Mrs. " II. Pritohor1. 7-1, g.,
Mf~ J. &. Morris and Miss oiileapdeau
defeated Mlss Mary fane AID NNs Ger
trndo Hopper. t.. si Nre. Cole and
Mrs. Frank II. Godfrey aefen'ed Hts
Jsarker- Wailsen and Miss sfooker 6 @
81: Mixe Carpenter ana Mlss Iakef Dc.
fsate1 Misa -. Zeal and Nlsn willard
S. 50, Mics Martha Tayntd ana Jlss
uaneron defeated Mrs,s ~ 2 ugr and
gears ana Miss Holsn WiIis sefaatsd Mrs.
ID. &C. bailey and Mtas pessha sexton