The New York herald., 1921-07-27

than the score shows, and then reached
the semi-fnal by eliminating Mrs.
Albert Humphries and Miss Bessie
Holden 6-3, 6-1. Another team to
advance to the semi-fnal was that of
Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Clare
Cassel. titlehoiders in doubles. They,
too. took two matches by comfortable
margins.
In what proved to be the most in
teresting doubles match of the day. Mrs.
Bundy and Mrs. Hitchins defeated Mrs.
l.. G. Morris and Miss Helen Gilleau-
deau 6--3, 6-4. 1t was spirited
affair, in which Mrs. Morris and Mrs.
Bundy played net while their partners
took care Of the base line. The rallies
developed into long affairs replete with
spectacular getting and alert volleying.
Both Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Bundy had
opportunities for decisive strokipg in
the forward court. but 1t was the driv-
ing of Miss Gileaudeau and Mrs.
Hitchins that kept the rallies going. In
one exchange in the first set with both
women crowding Nle net a swift volley
or Mrs. Bundy's racquet struck Mrs.
Norris in the face and swelled her
nose and upper lip. but she came back
after rest and played creditably. Mrs.
Bundy showed by far the superior net
Miss Gilleaudeau more than held her
own.
Richards Defaults.
The decision of Vincent Richards. con-
queror OF William r. Tilden. to default
in the mems sectional doubles came as
a disappointment. to the gallery that was
anxious to see him In action. Richards
fnlaQra nj fr0r
necticut that he thought he had been
playing too much tennis of lata and
that rather than risk the danger of
going stale. he had determined to take
rest from tournament play.
The summary:
.Womens New York State Tennis Cham
p!onship Singies-Third Round-Miss Mar
garet Grove defeated Mrs. c. b. Hirsch.
Madelon westsrveit. Ga. s-e. Sc; Mrs. G.
Y. Hitchins won from Mrs. Robert lie Roy
by default; Miss Helen lGiileaudeau defeated
Clare cassel defeated Mrs. Mrs. Henry as e' + Iasdn Mlss
6-i. 6-2: Miss Ceres Baker defeated Miss
Jessie Gott. 6--3. CO.
Women's Doubles Championship.
round-Mrs. May Sutton Bundy and Mrs G.
V. Hitchins defeated Miss Estelle Meads and
Mrs. Nathaniel Dain. e,-f. 60.
Miss Bessie Holden defeated Mrs. William
II. Pritchard and Miss Margaret Kidder.
Co.. 6-1; Mrs. Louise r. Williams and Miss
Mary X. Browne defeated Miss Mary Case
and Miss Gertrude Hopper. 6--f, e-3: Mrs.
Percy Wilbourn and Mrs. G.. B. Hirsch de-
feated Miss Gertrude Della Tore and Miss
Caroma Winn, TO, Ga. 6-3; Mrs. c. ".
Hitchns and Mrs. Me- Sutton Bundy de-
feated Miss Helen Gilleaudeau and Mrs. l..
G. Morris. 6--3. 6-4; Miss Madelon Wester-
welt and Miss Richa rdson from Mrs. NJ.
J. Haselton and Mrs. J. c. Collingwood.
e.. 60.
Third Round--Miss Mary X. Browne and
Mrs. Louise r. Williams defeated Mrs. AL
bert Hdmphres and Miss Bessie Holden, 8--3.
6-1: Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Glare
Cassel defeated Miss NJ. westervelt and Miss
Richa rdson, 6-3, 6-f.
Mems New York Sectional Doubles Cham
pionship.-First round-Charies Chamber.
and r. lie Gros won from A. J. Cawse and
X. D. Fisher by default.
Second Round--Murray Vernon and Alex
Her defeated G. T. Woodford and p. Red
mond, ia. 81: Herbert l.. Bowman and
Henry II. Bnssford defeated j. T. Allen and
A. l.. Brunoau. 81. Cd: Lincoln Reimer and
Henry Mollenhauer defeated Earl Bache and
C. Tremaine, 6--1, 40. 6-1: Hugh Oakley
end l.. Gwynne French won from 8. Howard
voshell and Vincent Richards by default (:
Herbert T.. westfall and Allen Bchr de-
feated William Rosenbaum and Walter L..
Pate, Go. 6-2.
Third Round-stephen " Brubans and
Kenneth s. johnson defeated Mills p. Baker
and Robert Hobbs, 6-2. 6-2.