New-York tribune., 1921-02-03

round in the doubles, Miss Zinderstein
and Miss Eleonora. Sears and Mrs.
David C. Mills and Mrs. Albert
Humphries gaining these brackets,
with four other teams in the second
round.
The results in the singles matches
in the third round yesterday were as
follows: Mrs. Waring defeated Miss
Helen Hooker, Ga. 6--1; Miss Wag-
ner defeated Mrs. Mills. 60, 6-S;
Miss Zinderstein defeated Miss Caroma
VIM, 81, 63, and Mrs. Wood de-
feated Mrs. De Forest Candee at lie,
S-2.
Play Spectacular Tennis
The meeting between Mrs. Wood and
Mrs. Candee brought out the most
spectacular tennis of the day. and IL
was only after a truly herculean
struggle that Mrs. Wood forced Mrs
Candee to bow in defeat. Seven times
curing that nerve-wraeking first set
Mrs. Wood stood within a single point
or winning, only to see Mrs. Candee.
lighting desperately. pull it out of the
fire.
Four times in the twelfth game. with
Mrs. Candee serving, Mrs. Wood needed
only point for the set at TT and
seven times the points reached deuce
before Mrs. Candee won, squaring the
match. Seven games in this set wen4
to deuce and five of these were won
by Mrs. Wood, while Mrs. Candee +ook
four. games at love on her own severe
service.
Her extreme efforts to force the net
position throughout the openinp sef
had their effect on Mrs. Candee when
the second began, and she could no
longer run in from her base line with
sufficient speed to cut off the sizzling
line shots that Mrs. Wood sent rinning
into court. Winning the second and
fourth games of this, set was the best
tnat mrs; Candee could do, Mrs. Wood
taking the last four games with a
brilliant exhibition OF driving. lobbine
and volleying
lows.
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SECOND SET
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Birs. Wightman Is Umpire
Mrs. George w. Wightman presided
as umpire of the match, and her call
ing OF points did much to make the play
proceed in cleck-like regularity. Mrs.
Wood began the service. winning her
opening game, but thereafter Mrs.
Candee forged ahead, breaking through
her opponents service in the fifth game
at love and then taking the next. to
lead at 4-2. Mrs. Wood then squared
the match with series of dazzling
drives through deep court, close TO the
side lines.
Mrs. Candee's service was powerful
factor IN this set, for it enabled her to
win her games far easier than Mrs
Wood was doing, and by dint of great
court covering she managed to hold
her own up to Gall, cutting off many
returns by fine volleying and smashing.
Both were determined to win, but the
contrast in their methods was striking,
Mrs. Candee visibiy laboring for every
point and making desperate lunges for
the ball, whereas Mrs. Wood, playing
imperturbably. accomplished her ends
without apparent effort, though the
strain upon her nerves must have been
great.
In the second set the result of Mrs.
WOODS extreme accuracy on her ground
strokes and her timely lobbing soon
had their effect on Mrs. Candee's de-
tense, and the Casino player weakened
perceptibly, while Mrs. Wood, having
regalned her confidence, began to go to
the net TO finish off her points by splen-
did volleys across fore-court.
Stars at Top of Game
Miss Zinderstein was going beauti-
fully against Miss Winn, her strokes
having more pace than on the previous
day and her volleying was both crisp
and we'll placed, so that Miss Winn was
always on the defensive. Miss Wagner
too, was playing close to her best game
against Mrs. Mills, angling her shots
SO prettily that her opponent was fire.
asently caught out of position, al
though she did much better in her sec
ond set.
Mrs. Waring was never seriously
threatened by young Miss Helen Hook
er in game that was largely decided
from back-court
The schedule for the doubles to-day
follows: 100 p m, Mrs. Wilzourn and
Miss Bayard against Mrs. FELTON, and
Miss Newton; 2:15, Mrs. Wood and Mrs.
Candee against Miss Wagner and Mrs
Stem; 3:f5, Miss Zinderstein and Miss
Sears against winner of Wilborn- Bay
ard -Felton-Newton match
The summarizes:
Heights Casino women's invitation sin
gles tthird round)--Mrs. Samuel H. War
ing defeated Miss Helen Hooker. 6---4
81; Miss Marie Wagner defeated Mrs.
Zinderstein defeated Miss Carona Winn
FL, 6--3; Mira Rawson l.. Wood defeated
Mrs. De Forest Candee, 1f--e, So.
Invitation doubles (first round),--Mrs
S. w. FELTON, and Mss Rosamond Newton
defeated Mrs. Frederic schmitz and Miss
Jessie Gott, s-2, s6: Mrs Percy VIII
bourn and Miss Martha Rayard defeated
Miss Adele Cragin and Miss Caroma Winn.
9--2, .6-4; Mrs Rawson L. Wood and
Mrs. De Forest Candee defeated Misses
Adelaide and Helen Hooker. 62. 7-5tI
Mira. Bernard j.. Stenz and Miss Marie
Wagner defeated Mira 8. H. Wartng and
Miss Margaret Grove. e---2. S-4; Mrs. d.
G. Mills and Mrs. Albert Humphries won
from Ays. K. C. Duble and partner by
default
Second round~-Miss Marion zinderstein
and Miss Eleonora Sears defeated Mrs.
Theodore Sohst and Mrs Mabel D. Straf-
I'm, Co. 81; Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Hum
phries won from Mrs. lingo Hartmann and
Miss Bessie Holden by default
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