New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Miss W Wagner
Hard Pressed
In Net Match
Beats Miss Heaion in Green
wich Meet; Rapid Progress
Made; Semi-Finals To-day
Bv Fred Hawthorne


Substantial advances were made IN
three divisions Of play yesterday IN the
annual invitation lawn tennis tourna-
ment of the Greenwich Country Club
at Greenwich, Conn. The women's
doubles reached into the final round,
the women's singles into the semi
final brackets and dozen matches
were wiped off the score board in the
mems singles.
Driven relentlessly from early morn
ing until late in the afternoon by the
merciless chairman of the tournament
committee, Miss Julia Stanley, the
players finished the day bit ahead
of the schedule, but lot remains to
being played, and SO there will Be little
rest for the remainder of the week.
The results in the women's singles
found Miss Marion CHAPMAN defeating
Miss Katharine Bill at 6-2, 6-1; Mrs.
Edward Raymond triumphant over Mrs.
Marshall Mclean at 6-4. Ga, and
Miss Marie Wagner conquering MISS
Mary Heaton by a score OF Cd, 6-3,
all in the third round.
Semi-Finals in Doubles
In the doubles, semi-fnal round, Mrs.
George l.. Chapman and Mrs. Raymond
won in straight sets at Go, 6--3, over
Mrs. Samuel Waring and Miss Wagner,
end Mrs. Mclean and Miss Marian
Chapman defeated Mrs. Helm and Miss
Jane Kelly at 6-1, 6-1, in the other
brackets N. r. Sinclair. w. j. Gallon.
Paul Martin and G. G.. Moore 5r, went
into the round before the semi final
in the mems singles.
The semi-fnal round matches in the
D., - Il por
playing Miss Chapman and Miss Wag-
ner facing Miss Eleanor Goss, will be
played at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon.
The mems singles will start at $3.50
and the mixed doubles at o'clock.
The entry in the latter event is par
ticularly strong. The draw follows:
First round-Mrs. L. G.. Morris and
Alex Her VS.. Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Morse,
Mrs. E. V. Lynch and W. ]. Toussaint
Mrs. Samuel Waring and Elliott Bin
zen VS.. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Martin, Miss
Ethel Hays and Paul Pope VS.. Miss
Wagner and lingo Hartmann; Mrs.
Hartmann and A. D. Hammett vs.. Miss
Gould and Robert Gilmore, Miss Chap
man and ]. D. Ewing VS.. Mrs. De F.
Candee and w. j. Gallon, Miss Cess
and Bernard Beekman VS.. Miss E. Sea-
vey and L. E. Mahan, Miss Dorothy and
Moore jr.
Hard Match for Miss Wagner
Miss Wagner was extended to win
from Miss Heaton, gaining q majority
of her points by attacking the young
stars backhand. Mrs. Raymond had a
stirring duel from bacAcourt before
she won from Mrs. Mclean, and Miss
Chapman won with superior speed
against Miss Bill. Mrs. Chapman and
Mrs Raymond were in particularly
good form in winning from Mrs. War
ing and Miss Wagner.
The summaries:
Women's invitation singles Nhird round)
Miss Marion Cha pman defeated Miss
Katharine Bill. Ga, s--1: Mrs Edward
Raymond detected Mrs Marshall Mclean; Mclean;
women's invitation doubles tsemi-fnaI
round Mrs. Mclean and Miss Chapman
defeated Mrs. Helm and Miss Jane Kelly,
Edward Raymond defeated Mrs. Samuel
Waring and Miss Marie Wagner, 6--9. 6-3.
Mems invitation singles tfrst round)-
Alfred d. Hammett defeated John Collum.
TO- IS; Sherman Manchester defeated
P. c. Hart a-6 6-4. s-s; Elliott Binzen
Ewing defeated Hoffman Nckerson. 6--3,
IL; Murray Vernon defeated Paul Pope,
g. 6l; Cedric Major from 5. H.
voshel by default; George Hc,me won
Gallon won from r. T. Anderson by default
Second round-N. R. Sinclair won from
H ~. Throckmorton by default: Paul
Martin defeated Alex Her GO. 6-1; Gall
Moore jr, from w. S. Grey jr. by de-
fault