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The Oldest Feast.

The Jewish Feast of the Passover
is the Oldest religious celebration
known to mankind. 1t had Its birth
on the banks of the Nile 1000 years
ago in the twilight Of history. The
feast, an impressive function. lasted
through eight days.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Field of Ga in Quaker
Ridge Tennis Tourney
Alfred d. Hannmett Advances
TO Third Round.

With an entry of sixty-four players
the annual Quaker Ridge tennis cham
pionship opened yesterday on the courts
OF the New Rochelle Tennis Club. While
the list does not show racquet wielders
Of top rank. the field includes many
prominent in metropolitan tournament
play and the draw is well balanced At
first glance the leading contenders ap-
pear to be Herbert l.. Bowman in one
half ana Alfred .. Hammett in the
other. Hammett won the Harlem tennis
singles this season and was runnerup in
the eastern New York State tennis
championship.
Most of the first round and half a.
dozen of the second round matches were
disposed of and Hammett was among
those who advanced TO the third round.
He had little difficulty eliminating M. c..
Reinhardt I'd, the score being 6-2. 6-3.
In his favor. Others who advanced as
far as Hammett Were Leonard w. Knox,
Paul Martin. A l.. Bruneau. j. p. Nick
onow and George 8. Groesbeck. The
summary:
Quaker Ridge Tennis Championship Sin
sles-First Round-F. D. Powers defeated
G. Hubner. 60. 6-i: Il. Sheridan defeated
f. coddihs. 60. Ga; J. D. Clarke defeated
feated w. S. Gray. Jr.. o.. e-4: A. l..
Muneau defeated c. A. H. Smith. 81.
Go; Gould Ryder defeated Eugene Pelham
G-3 6-2: ]. p. Stockton defeated George
Maxcy. o.. 60; G. N. Wallace defeated
X. S. McHugh. Ga, Ca; Charles A An
derson defeated Frank Fail. Sc. 4-6. I--5
II. n. Edwards defeated II. a. Winston. 6-1
CO; a. ID. Britten. Jr., defeated Harold
Van spagen. 6-3. SO; F.. Pianisano de-
feated Jesse sonn. 90. G-1: NJ. C.. Rein
6-3; l.. w Knox defeated T. A. Bruno.
6-l, 60: Paul Martin defeated Theodore
L.! Gros. 6-2. g.; II. Wieselthier defeated
w. Annes, G-f. 3--6 G-4; DR.. y. +. Drake
defeated c.. W. Helme. 90. e.; Kenneth
Stoddard defeated Ray Bill, 6-1. 6-i 1:
Lowell Lamb Jr.. .defestted A. Z. Campbell.
6-1, 6-i; J. r. Nickonow defeated IL. J.
Wilcox, 6-i. c.; George S. Groebeck de-
feated r. Cochran, GO. Go: II. Reinhardt
defeated w. b. Chambers. 6-1, IS: Vaughn
Sachs defeated Donald Strnlem. 6-2, 6-i !:
NJ. Ziegler defeated w. G. Weber. 1i-9,
81; Alfred d. Hammett. II. X. F1eisch-
man and w. c. Prili won by default.
Second Round-A L; Bruneau defeated
Gould Ryder. g., 6-i; Alfred u. Ham
nett defeated NJ. C. Reinhardt I'd. GO.
6-3; l.. w. Knox defeated w. c. Pril.
20. C.: Paul Martin defeated II. Wie-
selthier. GO. Ct; ]; p. Nickonow defeated
Lowell Lamb. Jr., 6-3, 6-2; George S. Groes-
beck defeated II. X. Fleischman, 6-1. 6-l.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Evans, Jones, DR.. Hunter
and Hagen on Way Home

SOUTHAMPTON. June 25.--Four Of the
American golfers who took part In the
British open championship at ST An
drews. just ended. sailed for New York
on the Aquitania to-day. They were
Walter Hagen. the Detroit professional /:
"Chick" Evans of Chicago. Bobby"
Jones of Atlanta and DR. Paul Hunter
OF Los Angeles
Hagen In discussing the showing of
the Americans In Europe. declared that
Of the whole party Tom Kerrigar. the
Siwanoy Country Club professional.
showed the best form in the various
open championships. taken as a whole.
Chick" Evans. in humorous vein. at
tributed his failure In the amateur
championship 10 the fact that he landed
on Friday the 9th was one of a party of
thirteen at table on the voyage. and that
a lucky piece given him by a friend
was found to have thirteen marked on IL.
He went to pieces at the thirteenth hole
In the championship. he remarked. He
had never had such bad luck. he said. or
played worse golf
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Seabright Beats Harvard
at Tennis, 5 Matches to l

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YonK HKrsLp.
SEABRIoHT, N. j., June 25. - Hss-
wards varsity tennis team came TO She
courts of the Seabright Lawn Tennis and
Cricket Club this afternoon to engage
the members Of the local club In singles
and doubles. The collegians played good
tennis throughout. but were unable TO
win In singles. They did. however,
emerge with one OF the doubles matches.
seabright won the four singles matches
and broke even In the doubles.
Holcombe ward. former Information
alist. and r. b. Fenno. leader of the
Harvard team, took the courts IN the
feature match. the former champion
winning at 6--4. 5--7. 6--3.
Tenno and Fieldman of Harvard de-
foated Lowrey and Ward. 6--S, "a.
7--J. The summary;
Singles--ward, seabright. defeated Fenno.
Harvard, O., OIL, G--3; Lowrey, Seabrikht.
defeated Duane, Harvard. a., 4--d. Ga
Taicott. seabright. defeated Fieidnnan. lfar-
ward. 80, 7-5, 6--4; Banks. Seabright, de-
teated bradley. Harvard, 90. 7-5.. T-5.
Doubles-Fenno and Fieldmar, Harvard,
defeated Ward and Lowrey, seabrisht, a--s,
Ga. T-0; Bodman and Young, Seabrieht.
dcfestod p-sffcv end ruare Go a.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Strong Oxford Cambridge
Team to Play University
and Club Squads.

The schedule OF matches to be played
and Cambridge universities finally has
been completed and the personnel of the
teams announced In cable information
just received by the United States Lawn
Tennis Association. Sailing on the Adri-
attic June 30 the team is due to reach
new York next Thursday. II will be com
posed of Clark Hopkins, Hepburn and
Barbour. an Australian, representing
oxford. and Mccarthy, Horn and Sowry
representing Cambridge. Hopkins, who
is captain of the Oxford team. will also
act as captain Of the combined teams on
this trip. He Is a Rhodes scholar and
brother Of Francis Hopkins. the former
Yale player.
The first of five matches will be at
Merton Cricket Club IN Philadelphia on
July .. when they will play All all
American team 10 be selected from the
representatives OF twenty colleges who
will be competing in the intercollegiate
championship. The team will be chosen
by Or. Philip B. Hawk, the referee.
Following that match the invading team
will meet a combined Harvard Yale
team at Newport on July So. The
defending team will be J. -. Fenno.
Jr. Morris Duane and Felbleman from
the Harvard team. and J.. Il. Williams.
Bundy and Moss from the Yale team.
Fenno. who Is captain OF this years
Harvard team, will captain the COM
bination.
After Newport the English team will
meet picked team from the West Side
Tennis Club at Forest Hills. l.. T.. on
July Z. Watson Washburn Is In charge
Of the West side team. which Is expected
to include such players as :. Howard
voshell. r. r. Pell and /. Kumagae. On
July and Q the visitors will meet the
Princeton team. which defeated Sotn
Harvard and Yale this year. in matches
- the Seabright Lawn Tennis and
cS>eket Club On July IL they Will play
at the Rockaway Hunt Club and on July
1e the team will sail for England.
According to the English press both
Oxford and Cambridge have strong
teams this year, so that the pick OF
their squads should be a formidable COM
bination The oxford team won the Eng
llsh intercollegiate championship and de-
feated the ail-Englnnd team OF picked
amateurs. six matches TO three. Conse-
quently their playing here will be antici-
pated With keen interest. a. Il gives an
opportunity TO compare tho standing OF
college tennis in tho United states with
the similar development Of the game In
England
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Colbert Eliminated in
British Title Tennis
Retires in Fourth Set Because
of Injured Ankle.

WIMBLEDON. June 25.-Major A. r. T..
Eingscote OF England defeated r. NJ.
Mavrogordato, the British Davis Cup
tennis player. in the fourth round of
the mems singles for the British open
tennis championship here to-day in
straight sets. 60. 10--s, ca.
Major Cecil Campbell OF England de-
feated Andre Colbert OF France IN this
round by 81, If. 4--6. "a. The
Frenchman retired in the last set, when
the score was games 10 . In favor Of
his opponent, because of an injured
ankle.
Zenzo Shlmidzu, the Japanese star, de-
feated Randolph Lycett OF England In n
hard fought match that required sixty
four games. The score was 6--3. Eli,
S-6. ca. los. The Shimidzu-Lycett
match was heroic and exhausting
struggle. Frequently Lycett nearly COL
lapsed on the court owing to the excess
sive heat, which had a less distressing
effect on the Japanese. Lycett led In
the fifth set at Is and 40--15, but
was unable TO make the additional point.
In women's doubles Mile. Lenglen OF
France and Miss Elizabeth Ryan of Cali
fornia defeated Mrs. II. @. Parton and
Miss d. Kemmis Betty. the English
players. 6--4. 6--i
Manuel Alfonso OF Spain and Mrs.
McNair of England defeated Mr.. Mar
tin and Mrs. sarven e.. ca
In the mems doubles l.. $. Deane and
$. M. Jacob OF India defeated the Eng
lish players A. a. Fyzec and A. II. Fyzee.
6-1, Cd, G--i.
In the women's singles Mrs. McNair
defeated Mrs r. G. Middleton. s--5.
G--2. Both players are English.
In the mixed doubles Hauahton ana
Mfeq HaughtOn Of EpOlaoa 1.<~~.. =
Lamb and Mrs. Edginton, also OF Eng.
land. 6--4, 6-s. 6--3.
Mrs. Il. @. Parton and Miss l.. Kemmis
Betty, of England. defeated their COM
patriots. Miss Coiyer and Miss ingram,
6--4. 6--4.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
CAWSE ADVANCES To-
MET TENNIS FINAL
Surprises Allen Behr, Ga 6-3,
in Title TOurnament-Will
Meet Vincent Richards.

Alfred J. Cawse completed the list
OF surprises in the metropolitan tennis
championship yesterday by defeating
Allen Behr and reaching the title round
OF the annual tournament at the Now
York Tennis Club. Cawse, who Is the
Staten Island title holder had been
playing surprisingly fine tennis all
through the event, but so had Behr.
and on the strength OF his triumph
over 8. Howard Voshell in the fifth
round on Friday Behr had been fay-
ored to come through. The least that
was anticipated was a close tussle.
But Cawse led from start to finish and
ended the match at 6-4. 6-3.
1t was, as had been expected. back
court duel, in which both men showed
splendid control. but in which Cawse
placed with better judgment. The lat
ter concealed the direction of his de-
turns so well that Behr was outguessed
In the majority of the rallies. Eis
brilliant getting enabled him TO keep
the rallies going, but he had to cover
twice as much ground as his opponent
and the result was inevitable. Cawse
also had the advantage of speed of
stroke and Behr rarely was able to
set himself for a return. while many
Of Behr's drives were too weak to force
nurrleQ return.
In the title round. which is to be
played at P. NJ. Cawse is to meet
Vincent Richards. Judged by his ear
ler performances In the tournament
Cawse probably will give a good ac-
count OF himself. but he cannot hope 20
cope with the junior champions su-
perior speed. versatility and tactics. II
the latter plays up to the form he has
shown all season. Richards has faced
some Of the top ranking players this
year and has yet to meet defeat.
The doubles division OF the tournament
also was brought down to the title
round. with Richards and 8. Howard
voshell and Elliott Binzen and Albert
J. Ostendorf the survivors. The latter
team was hard pressed TO dispose OF
Clifford Lockhorn and j. Birmingham.
but Voshell and Richards proved on
tirely too strong combination for
George A. Walker, Jr., and DR.. George
King in fourth round match. and for
George @. Moore, Jr., and James u.
Ewing In the semi-final. Richards
dominated both contests. his volleying.
crafty placing and amazing recoverics
furnishing the features OF the two
matches. The summary:
Metropolitan Tennis sChampionshlp-sinsies
--Semi-Finai Round-Alfred ]. Cawse de-
feated Allen Dehr. o.. e-3.
and g. Howard vosheii defeated George A.
Walker, Jr.. and Or. George King, e--i.
ca.
semi-rinsl Round-Richards and voshell
p. Ewing. 60. Ga: Elliot II. BInzcn and
Albert J. Ostendorf defeated clifford Lock
horn and J. birmingham, 0-3, VI.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Sets Baltusrol Record

Francis s. Gallett. assistant golf pro-
fessional TO George Low at Baltusrol
yesterday played around that course in
SO strokes establishing a record for the
layout as It now stands. Tho former low
mark OF 6s was made by Il. VI. Wild, the
amateur. before the changes were un-
dertaken at the far end Of the course.
Gallett was playing in fourball
match with Max r. Marston a. his part
ner. and together the pair returned a
new best ball record for Baltusrol.
Tho amateur. formerly holder Of the
New Jersey state championship. helped
his professional partner by no less than
Ave strokes. Gallett's record card reads
as follows:
Out - asa . 3-36
fn...... . 2 2 . 3 $500
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Title for Perry Adair.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 25. - Perry
Adair OF Druid Hills, Atlanta, the med
aiist. won his first Southern amateur
golf championship here to-day by de-
feating B. r. wenzler. Colonial Club,
Memphis. up and to play In tho
final.
Adair. who had led 8 up at the end
Of the morning round. improved his play
during the afternoon and had gained
three more holes at the turn. This put
him 6 up. and he won tho next two,
getting an eagle three on the eleventh
Of 4f2 yards.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
mis- TOURNAMENTS - MATCHES ON THE LINKS
Boynton Plays Last
Game for Williams

Special Despatch TO The NEW Yolx
HnRALD.
w JILLIAMSTOWN. June 25.--
M/ The baseball game with Bos-
w ton College a week ago was
the last appearance Of Benny Boyn-
ton on the athletic field for Williams.
This all around star was a member
of the class which completed its
course this week. Boynton Is rated
as the best football performer that
ever represented the Purple, and he
was also prominent in other sports.
fie was Q three letter man ar
Williams.
Boynton csptalned the Purple on
the gridiron for two years and vas
selected by @ number OF critics os
an Easrera quarterback. In base
bali he has played at shortstop. first
Sgse and in the outheld. bis batting
oelag e great help to the team.
Eoynton also played basketball on
the varsity In the back court for
$50 Seasons.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Mathey Loses Tennis Title.

WILMINGTON. Del. June 25.--wailace
F. Johnson OF Philadelphia defeated
Dean Mathey OF New York In the chal-
lenge round OF the Delaware State tennis
singles championship tournament here
to-day. 6-3. e., 6--1. Mathey won
the title last year.
Joseph i. Werner. Princeton, and Dean
Mathey. New York. took the mems
doubles championship. defeating Wallace
f. Johnson, Philadelphia. and Stanley w.
Pearson. Philadelphia, ST. 6--i. Is.
Sc.
In the mixed doubles Mrs. Marion
Zlnderstein Jessup and Pearson defeated
Afiss Mollie Thsyer and Alex. Thayer.
6-3 Sc
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
The Rounder Leads Bird
Yachts in Bayside Race

Twelve yachts. nine stars" and three
Birds sailed in the weekly regatta
or the Bayside Yacht Club on Little
Neck Bay yesterday afternoon. \ brisk
breeze was blowing from the southwest
ana the little yachts made fast time
over the eight mile course. After win
ninS five straight races with George
I. HopewelPs Bird" tho Heron.
Arthur G. Andrews lost by nearly four
minutes to L. 9. Smith. who was sail
ing his Rounder. A. d. waring was
close UP I'm the Teaser. The summary:
BAYSIDE BIRD CLAss-sTART 80
COURSE MILES.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Tennis Title for Flushing.

Flushing High School won the school,
boy tennis championship OF the greater
city when IL defeated the representatives
OF Erasmus Hall High School on the
Parkside courts. Brooklyn. yesterday.
The Queens schoolboys took two matches
at singles and one at doubles. The best
the Erasmus players could do was to
win one OF the singles matches.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Fine Tennis Meets Here
for British COLIegiQns
Harvard's Victorious
Nine to Stay Intact

"AMBRIDGE. Mass. June 25.-
Harvard's varsity nine. VIC
~ torious In the Yale and Prince
ton series, will remain virtually in
tact for the 1922 campaign. Capt
Emmons, who played second base on
this years team. is the only regular
who will not return to college. Eddie
Goode, the Crimson's premier pitcher.
and Harland Russell. who return for
their last year, are expected 10 be
the mainstays of the pitching staff.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
For Westchester Title.

Overconndence almost cost Herbert l..
Bowman a set In the second round OF
the Westchester county tennis cham
pionship at the County Tennis Club of
westchester yesterday. After taking
one set at love from H. Fisher. Jr., Bow
man slackened his efforts considerably.
and before he could recover his stroke
was flghting hard TO prevent tho loss of
the oecond set He won II finally at
10-s.
r. p. Fox and william Rosenbaum
were among others 70 reach tho third
round. Tho summary:
westchester County Tennis Championship
Sinales-Second Round-F. r. Fox defeated
e. Ciarkson. 40, 7--5, ca; n. d. Ewing
defeated q ". Uunnewell, Ga. 7--5 n. Price
defeated ". Lang. 0-f, Go. Herbert l..
William Rosenhatm defeated Frank T. Os-
good. co. e--s. 81: w Haetli defeated
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Yachtsmen at Newport.

NEWPORT, r. l.. June 25.--Many
yachtsmen came from New London TO
pass the close of the week AT Newport
Among them was Mr.. Cyrus $. K Curtis
on board his steam yacht Lyndona. Mr..
Henry Walter with the steam yacht
Narada, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dill
lingham on board their power yacht
Nempha
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Young Vardon Golf Pro-

ST. CLoup. Mimi. June 25.--Ieonard
Vardon OF the family Of golf fame has
been engaged by the st. Cloud Country
Club as its golf Instructor. II was an
nounced here to-day. lie has just ar
rived here from England.
Leonard is the son OF Thomas Vardon.
professional golfer at the White Bear.
Mimi. golf club, and a nephew Of Harry
Nardon. professional golfer Of England
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
The Sum mary.
Results at Wykagyl.

One down TO par was the best return
made yesterday In the weekly competi-
tion on the links Of the WykaRyi
Country Club. IT. c. Odell led the Glass
a sweepstakc with ST--i2. 75. while L.
c. Rctcham and J. a. KIlllnger tied In
Glass u. the former making e6-1s. IS.
the the latter 1902. ~.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Biz Field st Montclair.

There was q largs field In the golf
sweepstake on the Montclair links yes
terday. The returns:
Glass Ak. y. Smith. 57-s. 60; ". n. Cut
ting. Jr., s2--i3, GO; T.. n. Kelsey, sJ-ib, 10;
II. =. Wright. 8o-i3. TS: n. NJ. Robinson.
s4-ii, 73i o. l. Pierson. 500. "a: +. Frog
gait, ellis, T6.
simms. ei-29. 8s; r. !. Swords, s0-2i. 0s
u. ". Dawes, p6--oT. 90. W. X. Hotohkln.
ss-is, 10: a. J. Carffn. e5-24. Ill !. W.
IInhan- n4--02- n
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
RI. v. Keep Has Low Card.

IT. V. Keep was the winner OF the
Class A prize yesterday In the weekly
handicap OF tho Englewood Country
Club. His card read s2--i4. 6s. II. r.
Reinmund finished second with 76--7.
80. and N. w. Peters third with 7s--s.
10. In the second division Frank Enos
made the leading card of st---17. 67.
while Alex Turner came second with
so--le, II, and George y. Cue fhird with
0ffa -r
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Play for Two Cups.

The semi-fnals In the contest for the
presidents and vice-presidonts cups were
played on the upper Montciair Country
Club links yesterday. The results;
Presidents Cups. Berrian beat W. ].
Jndee. 9 and 0: y. Y. Griswoid beat 3. NJ.
wood. 2 and z.
e,,,,.,,,,. yIss.prssie.n,; I osp wriyss be-. EL
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Takes Philadelphia Title.

PHILADELPHIA. June 25.--L +. Deming
Of the Whltemarsh Valley Country Club
won the amateur golf championship Of
Philadelphia to-day. defeating Paul
Tewkesbury of the Aronomink Club, 1
up In a thirty-slx hole match over the
Whitemarst course
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Peacock qualified for the final by de-
feating DR.. w. d. Macdonald Of Wood
way by and 3 In the morning play.
kirkby won by the same margin from
Harry Scharff of, the Scottish American
Club OF Van Cortlandt Park. In this
match also Kirlxby played the outgoing
nine holes In 81. He was up at this
point. virtually all OF this advantage
public links representative. About the
only mistake that KiriSby made out
going was when he overshot the green
into tho ditch at the eighth.
Starting the last nine Scharff had
chance TO cut hole from his opponents
lead. but his putting again failed him
and kirkby got half On the next
Scherff sliced HIS second out of bounds.
He was now down. A 3 at the thir-
teenth brought a hole back. but Kirkby
held his own on the next two, the match
coming TO close on the fifteenth green.
The summary.
First Sixteen. Semi -finai-Graft a. Pea
cock, Cherry Valley. beat DR. w. u. Mae
donald, woodway, and 3; oswald Klrkby,
Englewood. beat Harry scharff. Scottish
American, and 3.
Final-Kirkbv beat Peacock : and .
Second Sixteen. Semi-final-L. q. Conicy.
siwanoy. beat G.. y. Lynde. Greenwich.
and I: G. ~. Peacock. Cherry Valley beat
u. S,rachan, Princeton. . and 1
Final-Conley beat Peacock. 4 and g.
Third sixteen, Semi finale. ". thinner
man, New Haven. beat S. n. Pierson. Wood
way. ? up A. j. Mendes. siwanoy. beat
Jay 3. Jones, Westchester iills. and ..
Flnal-Mendes beat Zimmerman, and ).
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
LOWER BAY YACHTS
IN IL MILE RACE
The Nieuport Favored by
Start Leads Home the
Victory Glass.

The racing fleet Of the lower bay
sailed under the burgee OF the Crescent
Athletic Club yesterday. AS usual. the
start and the finish were off the Sea
Gate home OF the Atlantic Yacht Club.
The wind was fairly strong and from
the south. allowing the race committee,
made up of Chairman c. A. Kelly, Rich
ard Rumnell and i. l.. Beebe. Jr., TO
pick a course that gave the craft the
longest race sailed so far this season.
The larger yachts were sent twice
over course that gave them broad
reach from the starting line TO Sea
Gate. run to Fort Hamilton. a stiff
beat down the channel TO Buoy No. IS
and another reach home. The course
was 1913 miles and throughout the craft
had more than enough wind to please
the hardy Corinthians.
The Victory class again featured the
regatta. Three of the boats are now at
Sea Gate. Unfortunately, they had
mixup at the start and as a result they
got away in Indian file. instead Of being
punched in the proper manner. Nieuport
WAS the only one that read the signals
right and got OFF almost on the gun.
The others crossed the line almos: three
minutes late. II Is 4 peculiar thing that
the starts in all OF the classes were
poor. something unusual among the keen
racing men below the Narrows
The advantage at the start gave the
Nieuport the race by a comfortable
margin. The general mixup at the start
was continued throughout. several Of
the craft sailing the wrong courses. In
the handicap class. first division. the
Ethel won. In the second division the
May was stopped at the end OF the first
round. as her class competitor had given
UP. Not one of the yawls finished.
The Mouse again was the winner in the
knockabovt division. The Bug II. won In
the third division ot the handicap class.
The summary
VICTORY CLASS-START 3:lJ-COURSE
1913 MILES.
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FIRST SET.
MIS- MIS- 6,,..ud..n GGss ,:.'..." Tss5 5-ss-S
Nets. Outs. p. 8. D.F
Miss Goss 10 13 1
Miss Gilleaudeau.. IL IL q 0 o
SECOND SET
Miss Goss. 9 . 1920
Miss Gilleaudeau.. 2 2 0-tp-2
REHABILITATION
Nets. Outs. p 81. D.F.
Mis: Miss GHis GiIisausesa...s ;;;;a.. ! 4 Z 9 3
Pts. q. y. o. p. s. DF.
Miss Goss ........ 20 IL IL 90 81 g.
Miss Giiicaudeau.. 45 2 IL 20 s O o
Doubles.-Final round-Miss Eleanor Goss
and Miss Helen Giileaudeau defeated Miss
leslie Bancroft and Miss Martha Bayard.
6-3, 81.