Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
PLENTY OF TENNIS
At COUNTRY CLUB
Local Turf Courts 10 be the
Scene OF Much
Action.

The turf courts ot ne wilmington
Country Cmh viii ~ tho scene of onp
ef the hriskost lawn tennis tourna-
meuth Il thr season on Monday
June "a From early morning until
lnie Ia the evening the courts viii ae
alive with The hest players II the
naw and lot ~ talent from other
Rcetinna - the country. The meet Is
fnr tho championship of Delaware.
Tho events VII Include mems singles
And aouhlrs and mixed doubles.
Paul s Nowland and Peter r.
Mrlrht viii run the tournament, the
latter acting IN the capacity OF official
refrrre Already Rowland has rcceiy I
~ many entries Tor the different
events and Il l. expected that by the
tilne fof the opening match 10 he stag
ea lhere wln b. the longes, list ~
playrrs that ever entered this popular
tournament.
NmunH those who probably viii ~
present ln the mems events are lchiya
RumaEao. of New York, who was
ranked fourth IN American tennis last
year Dean Malhey. % New York. who
won the tournament last year and
Who was ranked fourteenth; Wallace
y lohnsun. of Cynwyd, another FIRST
tsnrr nOt tenor, Philadelphia cham
rion and runner-up in 1920 az Wiz
miurtan Stanley " Pearson. Ger
n,hnWwn Cricket club. who won the
b.la~afe doubles last season with
Johnson a. his partner; Edmund
Lew and Wallace Bates, the young
tAllipru.ans. j. 4. Werner. captain 81
~ Princeton tennis team Leon a.
Taronue captain of the Harvard ten
nis team, the entire Leland Stanford
leam and most Of the ranking players
of Philadelphia. Mathey will defena
hi singles title and Johnson and
Pearson viii defend in the doubles
Miss Marion "a. Zinderstein. OF the
lnnEWood Cricket club. has sent IN
her entry However, after next Satur-
aal Miss Hindcrstein viii be Mrs.
4phn 2. Iersup. she win not be able
o. defend her doubles title because
hgr partner last year was Miss Edith
Slguuruey. who Is with the Americans
in ffiuCs This means that Mrs. GIL
lsrfi A. Harvey. 81 the Philadelphia
country Club. and Mrs. NJ. Brooke
Hun Philadelphia Cricket Club. run
Aefasup in the Pennsylvania doubles
kal weok, have good chance. So
Asv, Miss Thayef and Mrs. Nalle and
Miss Walsh and her partner.
hlfa Harvey and Mrs. Hun were
lsaifn si Merton hy Miss Phyllis II.
Walsh aud Miss Anne ~. Townsend.
hni Mist Townsend win not be able
o. play Ai Wilmington. 80 this com
hiaatiun b. broken up temporarily.
Anuthef Euod player who will be
hefe ls Mlas Leslie Bancroft. the
tesnFwpod southpaw, who won the
philadelphia championship last fall.
Mfs. =. y Whitman. who was Miss
haHanne White, win represent the
Baltimore Country club.
A fees of The I'hAadelphians Who are
certain o. compete are Miss Helen
As~eii Huntington Valley; Miss
Katherine l'ortcr. PHILADELPHIA
Nfsekti club Miss Mildred Willard.
Aviiou Aisa Deborah seal. Merton
MlfH Gpftrude Ostheimer. Hunting
us'u Valley Miss Gladys Paine, Miss
PHYLLIS "a Walsh. Merion: Mrs. M. h
flnn. Mira. Gilbert A, Harvey. aiss
MuliN p. rhaNor. Cricket Club; Miss
-erHN Ferguson. Cricket Club; Miss
NiFflnia Carpenter, Cricket Club:
Aaisa tlsAnor i.Ohb. Cricket Club;
Nice Elizabeth Thomson, Mrs. Richard
Sails. cricket club.
Among the doubles teams viii he
hihf hewell and Mias "a rter Miss
tsrftruue prthcimer and aIiss Painc.
Aisa Walsh and partner. Mrs. Harvey
aua Mira Hun. the Misses Remak,
Aiifs rhayor and Airs. Male. Miss
Ferguson and partner, Miss Robb ana
partner