The Washington times., 1921-08-18

Mrs. Bundy, who scored q brilliant
victory over Mrs. Edward Raymond
IN the third round, drew Miss Helen
Gilleaudeau, Of Gedney Farms. as her
fourth round opponent. and little Miss
Wills was scheduled to play Miss Vir-
ginia Carpenter In the final round fof
the national junior championship.
The playing Of the little Berkeley
girl has amazed Eastern tennis critics,
many OF whom concede that she Is
good enough today to be numbered
among the women contenders for the
national championship. ------------
Showed Good Form.
Miss Browne, displaying better form
than at any time since she first came
East. looks sure to come through the
upper half of the field to the final
round. She will meet her strongest
possible opponent today after her PLAY
off OF the unfinished match with Miss
Sigourney, and on comparisons of
form shown by the two players Miss
Browne should be returned the victo-,
though she will find Mrs. Cole a most
aggressive and resourceful player.
Mrs. BuDdy will have no easy time
with Miss Gilleaudeau IL the Gednev
Farms girl plays today as she dill
against Miss Phyllis Walsh on
Wednesday. The outcome of this
match is a toss-up.
Molla Mallory, who kept in practice
Yesterday by rompins through two
sets with Miss Florence Sheldon. was
to meet Mrs. Helene Pollak Falk to-
day, and Mrs. c. V. Hitchins was
paired with Mrs. Stuart Greene.
One Bright Ray.
While the competitions were almost
rs drab as the clouds that hung
threatening above the courts during
the afternoon, there was one ray of
brightness. Mile. Suzanne Lenglen.
the French girl, accompanied by her
mother and A. r. De Joannis, vice
president Of the French Lawn Tennis
Federation, attended the tournament
to witness the match in which Mrs.
Mallory defeated Miss Florence Shell
don. the star of the Montclair Athletic
Club.
In this encounter Mrs. Mallory sent
through the same powerful drives
that had crushed the aspirations OF
the French girl on the previous day.
She won as she pleased at 60, 81,
Miss Sheldon's futile attempts to
check her being akin to the task of
busting cobwebs off the moon.
The Jeanne dare of the French
fur and with a muffler about her
throat, critically watched the rallies.
She appreciated the pace and wonder
full length which the Morse woman
attained, for Mrs. Mallory was nearly
as good as when she operated with
tigerish intensity against the queen
OF the European courts.
Meets Her COnqueror.
Coming from the court after her
victory, Mile. Lenglen met her con-
uueror. They chated gayly away
for some time, the French girl occa-
sionally giving way to paroxysms Of
coughing an indication that her bron-
chitis was not entirely gone.
The Two arranged for another spe-
cial encounter at the end of thi /,
week II It is possible for Mile Lenglen
&c take her place on the court. Any
way, Suzanne is planning to continue
here, for she arranged to be the part
rer of William M. Johnston the Cali
fornian, In the mixed doubles event
OF the national championship tournu-
ment at Boston next week.
At the close Of the conversation Of
the two famous players, Mcs. Nal
Tory affectionately patted her rival
upon the shoulder, and they appear
ed to be upon the best of terms
Mrs. Bundy Shows We'll.
The playing OF Mrs. Bundy and Of
Mrs Cole stood out as the days
chief features. The California woman
who won the national title in 1904
easily mastered Mrs. Edward w.
RAYMOND. the No. 6 of the top ten,
by the score 6-3, Ga.
The ability Of Mrs. Bundy to over
haul the passing shots of her oppon-
ent, who once stood as runner up for
the title, and her alertness of an
ticpation set at naught the skilful
driving and cross counting of the
Eastern player.
Mrs. Cole met with surprising re-
sistance from Miss Martha Payard
the girl national indoor champion.
The latter proved herself conner"
Quick on the ball and with a dash
and daring that kept Mrs. Cole on
her toes the girl fought through
some of the best rallies of the day.
Strive as she would Mrs. Cole could
not take a love game from the blonde
haired youngster and 1t was only the
wider experience of the older com.
petitor that aided her to a victory.