New-York tribune., 1921-08-21
American Tennis Star Tri-
umphs Gloriously After
Miss Browne, of Cali
fornia, Has Her Puzzled
Mile. Lenglen Sees
Her Rival Conquer
Crowd Thrilled by Vic
tors Masterful Over
throw of Keen Strategy
By Fred Hawthorne

winning VIC "o''e'' '"''o'io' ei'Si'
pionship tournament for the sixth time
IN her brilliant career yesterday after
-n Mrs MolIa R;urstedt Mallory
no0n' 80 u' 49,
the play enrough chai"pion oe-
feated Miss Mary K. Browne, of Cali
sornia. in the final round of the
-,,s .;+,o +.r~rov a.. 49,,
"'"e" ''''S s0s Soi
courts OF the west Side Iennls Club
st Forest Hills. The score was 4-6,
o 49,
the greatest season OF women's tennis
ever known in this country.
Miss Browne Yesterday rane every
4.m;n. cho,o ~ ,..o ,s Iuo~.4 :
.a'"''s p~0 anu 0.o"s' nv
INTO play every ole OF court recnnlque
of which she is master in trying to
hold in check the irresistible attacl Of
H.. ua,,o~ ya+ :, 49, H.,
-als' AN '''s '"''u &C.,
after she had done her best and wit
messed neI pest 1all, MISS Browne was
confronted py an ever stronger cham
rion; champion VINO knew no re-
stralhing hano as sne swept on TO an
Impressive anu aeclslve victory
Inc oanlorhian played the only
game .hsI m'gno nave s'ood chance
on;.s ,s;.as, cood aro-nh ; w.. ~ tsas Tas ~. ho
opponent dislikes the softly plaved
tall, Miss Browne used these tactics
often. and thev had the eyneoted efFect
The CHAMPION was thrown o'0 off her =.
stroke for long stretches in +be match
and she was obviously worried and
lacking in confidence throughout the
first and second sets. as she found she
could not "stroke" these soft returns.
But after the intermission between
the second and third sets Mrs. Mallory
returned to the struggle with nerves
of steel, and with control of her
shots that spelled certain defeat for
Miss Browne. Where she had been
making errors off her backhand plav
under Miss Brownies nersistent alta *
- hsr 1sft hand s;ds Ks. Wrs s'S Maiio as'deh
gan to get these shots back. and an in
crease in speed and harder hitting com
bined to sweep the Californian down
to defeat. -
There was some measure of consola-
ton for Miss Browne in the doubles,
Tor, paired with Mrs. Louise r. Will
Iiams, OF California, she won the title
oy defeating Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur
Norris and Miss Helen Gilleaudeau at
o-S, 6-2, IN the final -ound.
Mile. Lenglen Watches
The singles match was nlaved under
gray clouds before a crowd "a fha+ ;i1's f;1led
The north and south stands. and With
Nile. Suzanne Lenglen, of France.
s,s,Ssg J,s,Scsnlng the play from box on the
ay~ouse sbamn;oS ', vslaEoa. ne rrench "orid' $
bv Mrs. M VIII ilo was ~ thsusnlngiy oeiea'ee
The s, .anrnaron ,nar'oss ~ u, tre second round OF
defs,,lsed G s i'a'ne'ls th on ussuay; wnsn sne
was yrro,,rS+ '''u an i'ean ''eie noloel'
pitch in tbe sooans ~ ~ ~ su0Il H. q nelx9uS %
Malloru ,' vIu se h;,J S"e sa, sa~ Mrs. WIS
yss - ~ .ing ner uphll Dattie !hat
inside the c,ubbouse nnab,s rraf s"t eslled te;
the strain on her nervas ' as bar con- con-
queror bore Ms prowna dou,n NJ - n 10
feat. 0"''' 1'"" W oe
And now vino 10 Loft n oil 81.
world IN d;snnta NJ Ma,,nn,a 49, a. sse
to the snnreme nosit;"n a araoa a.sms .s ~
players ~'''' p'S'''o'' a"'one women
since ber re.,rr f~ V
this month 49, Arnar;can re~ aiope' r. eaily
has NOT susrarsd s 7.ei 'ean x,. e"aInp'ot' .nfot
Barely os tbo e.oo ~ xl aaea Y. .
her from Fnrona 'ei ~ . VIZ. oious 3. ~ =
courts of .he Nassa,, Corn+,,, fsl,,h ~