The New York herald., 1921-02-06
BOSTON GIRL IS
AN EASY WINNER
IN TENNIS FINAL
Miss Zinderstein's Speed
Proves Too Much for
Miss Wagner.
SCORE ENDS o., CT
Loser Employs All Her Skill,
but Fails to Follow Whirl-
wind Pace.
SCORE ENDS %, c-i
BY SAMUEL j. BRooKMAN.

BY SAMUEL j. BROOKMAN.
Speed plus skill proved too much
for skill minus speed in the women's
invitation tennis final at the Heights
Casino yesterday While Miss Wagner
of New York was depending entirely
on her ability to maneuvre for open
ings. Miss Marion Zindersteln of Bos-
ton was skipping all over the court.
forcing the attack at the net, running
wards wide of the side lines TO g5s
sharp angled returns. volleying, smash
ing overhead and calling on every
other stroke in the tennis category
II was too whirlwind pace for Miss
Wagner. who despite all her resource
fulness and experience. was unable 10
earn more than three games in the
match. The score was e.. 6-l.
large gallery saw Miss Zlnderstein
a. her hest. Her tennis craft was no
better than that of her rival. but her
agrressiveness and boundless energy
gave her the advantage in every raliy'
Time and again Miss Wagner came
through with q stroke down the slae-
stein appeared to have no chance 10
reach vet she got there. sprintin,, hard
and swinging her racquet while cover
ing ground at full speed. When tne
rallies grew particularly long the Bos-
ton girl came rushing TO the net LOT .
decisive stroke and usually she plocAeu
Miss Wagner's attempts to pass her.
Her volleying. backhand as we'll az
forehand. was. a thing of beauty. Ihere
was a fnality to it, swift and crisp
Considering her opponents advantage
in the matter of speed, Miss wagner
did very well. despite the onesided ap-
pearance Of the score. Sne iorceo Mss
Zinderstein 10 earn most of her points.
Eifteeu of them we're earned by clean
rlocaments that Miss Wagner had no
change TO get to, but an equal NUMBER
scored as nets, easily might have oeeh
considered earned points, for sucn was
the speed of Miss Zindersteins strohes
that Miss Wagner was forced TO hurry
her returns. errors resulting.
UntakabIc volieys.
Miss Wagner. opening service, douoie
faulted 10 begin with and then followed
with two errors that made the score
40 love in her rivals favor. She raiheu
quickly. however, and scored the next
three points by outplacing the Boston
girl. bringing the count to deuce out
Miss Understeln settled down in time to
take the game Winning the next on
her own service and showing more speed
with every rally, Miss Zinderstein TOOK
n commanding lead. Games tnen went
on service until the hfth, when MISS
Zinderstein again broke through service
This time the Boston girls points were
the result Of untakable volleys.
With the games TO l against her.
Mise Wagner reawakened the hope OF
her friends by retaliating with break
through service In the next game. In
sodolng. however. she was assisted ma
teriaIlv by two double faults in row
on Miss Zinderstein's part. II was the
first and proved to be the only time in
the match that Miss Zinderstein was
compelled 10 drop service.
The second set was very much like
the first. Miss Zinderstein taking Miss
Wagner's first and third services The
only difference was that this time the
Boston girl won all her service games
and completed the set a game earlier
than the first division OF play. AT the
end. the total points showed 50 for the
winner and 80 for Miss Wagner.
The point score and stroke analy sis
follow:
FIRST SET.
MIss Miss Tia49rst,in. Wssae4... : i-is-s iss
Nets. Outs. Place. Sev. D.r'.
MI.s MI.s W9sacr..ia:. Tiqsarstein.. Is ) Z
SECOND SET
Miss Zlnderstein.... : 4-gI-6
Miss Warner.. 3 I 2-ii 1
Nets. outs Place. Sew. D.F.
Mss Mss Zi1 Zinderstein.. ....,r 4 q
RECAPITCLATfON
Gs pts. y. .. r. 5. DE-.
Miss Zludorstcin.. f2 ~ 10 ~
Miss Wagner. 80 - g