The New York herald., 1921-03-15
MISS ZINDERSTEIN
A DOUBLE VICTOR
Defeats Miss Penman and Mrs,
Yerxa i'm Women's Indoor
Title Tourney.
MORE INTEREST TO DAY
Mrs. Mallory and Miss Bay yard
Among Noted Tennis Play
crs to Compete.

Spcciol Despatch TO THE New YORK HEr,Ln
RosroN, March 14.--Although the first
days competition in the women's ma
tional indoor tennis championship tour
nament to-day at the Longwood covered
courts in Chestnut Hill did not result IN
anything startling. greater interest
should be manifested tomorrow on the
arrival of many of the players from OUT
of town.
With the appearance OF Mrs. +. !.
Mallory. who was formerly Miss Molla
Btirstedt: Miss Martha Bayard OF New
York, runnerup III the Metropolitan
championships last week, and others,
everything viii be set for tournament
OF championship calibrc.
Miss Marion II Zinderstein OF Brook
& line furnished the only double victory
OF to-day's play. She disposed OF Miss
Edith Penman Of Cambridge and Mrs
Herbert Yerxa OF Boston in love sets
Mrs. c. D. Mills OF Orange y. j., and
Miss Phyllis Walsh OF Philadelphia were
two of the visiting players TO win. The
former. who did well in the Metropoli-
tan matches last week defeated Miss
Gretchen CHM of Winchester, Mass,
60 and 6--4 The Winchester girf
showed much better after she got over
her nervousness.
Miss Walsh who is the Florida cham
pion. eliminated Miss Martha Carey OF
Holbrook Mass, in straight sets, b--3
and s. Miss Walsh gave fine ex-
nibition and II was her steadiness, com
bined with a versatile style OF play, that
enabled her to defeat Miss Carey, who
is an all round athlete and one who
shows possibilities as a tennis plyer.
There was only one extra set match,
In which s. Huntington r. HardwicK.
wife of =. ck" Hardwick. the former
Harvard football star, defeated Mrs. e.
r.. Estabrook OF Brookline, 1-6, u,
6-3.
Mrs Hardwick fought an uphill bat
tie, and after deuce set she made the
count all even in the second game, Win
ming the deciding set. when she played
with greater steadiness and better COM
mand of her strokes.
The drawings for the doubles cham
pions will be made tomorrow and those
for the mixed doubles on Wednesday.
The summaries:
First Round-Mrs. Walter II. Trumbull.
Weston. beat Miss Dorothy Dill. Boston,
C-I. 8--1 Miss NJ. +. Lincoln, Brookine,
een esnit; ",IT Mrs. u y. E. Cole "a Andover. beat
Mrs John Failon. Chestnut Hill. by default;
Mrs. II. II. Hardwick. Boston, beat Mrs. Z.
Miss phyllis Walsh. Philadelphia. beat Miss
Martha Carey. Hobrook. 6-3. 6-4: Mrs.
r. n. Cabot, Boston, beat Mrs. Charles
Megrnre. Brookline, 6-i. 60; Mrs. F: u.
Godfrey. Brookline, beat Mrs. s. N. FELTON,.
I'd. BOSTON. G-t. 6-i. Miss Marion II. Zin-
derstcn. Brookline. beat Miss Edith Penman,
Cambridge. 60, 60; Mrs. Herbert ferXa
RoSton beat Miss Katherine Greeley. Bos-
ton Go. 80: Miss Rosamond Newton,
Brooklinc. beat Miss Natalie Wlnsiow, Bos-
ton. BY default: Miss Anna Fuller, Com
bridge beat Mrs. Ietster Watson. Boston.
i-3 e-1 Mrs. ID. c. Mills. Orange. N j..
heat Miss Gretchen CHM. Winchester. 60.
6--I: Miss CorneIa Burgess, Worcester. beat
Mrs Burnham Dell. Cambridge. by default
second Re Rcund-Mrs. r. W. Capper. Brook
iiilc. beat Miss y. Goodwin. Boston. 6-S,
e-i: Miss Marion II. Zinderstein. Brook
lue beat Mrs. Herbert Yerxa. Boston, 60,
Co: Miss Edith Sigourney, Boston, beat
Mrs. A y. Scrtweli. Boston. BY default