New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Mrs. .Jessun /.
AgainChan,pio,
of North-Soutb
Scores Victory in s,r.;.a
5, Sets Over Miss Bayards e. {
Tennis Final at Pinch .
By Fred Elawthorn.

PINEHURsT, y. G.. Aurn -
Marion zinderstein Jessup. Of wa. ht
ton Del, regained her North ana ,',a''s ~.
championship singles title fns 'O0''
the clay courts Of the Pinebnr,t "a
try Club when she defeataa 0oaS- .,
Martha Bayard, Of Short Nm hiH
by a score Of 6-1, 6-f IN ~. !,
round Of the annual Lawn ana
tournament. %aal'
Confident Of her ability to ~.
the young player from Short g;g' a4-s'
full control Of her shots. bo,s .s' .
strokes, yolley and overbe.a '',.a
Jessup left US in no aeeting da.,, .n
her superiority to day. There v.'.
a moment in the match whom -
not look like the inevitabIs e ID
and she gave mastery exbib;s;.aai
she swept through to victoryv v'''"0H ii
Miss Bayard found herself
by greater speed and pace y sVpposs
had yet faced in the tourns,sas. .asa =
although the result was clossa' len' "
the game score would indicats -.
in the first game Of the ss,, wv
when deuce" was called seysr 9 ms
by ?. c. Herbel, the umsi,. ,. VT.i
Jessup held the victory in the t,a' s'''
Of her hand Miss Bayard's rs,as ss,s'
were often short and lacking II r',.a ~.
and this gave Mrs. Jcssup man ..i s%si
tunities Of coming inside tho ,I spgsf'
court lines TO take returns on ts.s t,s
ley, department. of the game !, ~ uss, 'sl'
she has few If any superior, .s saa
the women players Of this count
1t has been week Of moro =,
sensational upsets here at pinab,'
and another was sprung this 49,
noon when j. D. Z. Jones and l;s
Arnold, of Providence, won tho Go,sa
championship by defeating p.
D. Bidwell and Josiah H. WhasIa,;.s.
Of Boston, by a score of "a
%, 81, 8--6 in the final round
The Jones clan trailed in the -
half of the match, and after wi,.s,
the fourth set following bitter So st,..
gle, dropped behind again in tho a.
and deciding set at %. Their =, /
at that stage had all the appear:..s
of a rather forlorn and frayed ~
But young Arnold selected this e5,,
as the time TO stage his highest h.,
of tennis. With the Junior nem.s.,
speed and hard hitting and the ssr. \
members crafty court generate.
working like a well oiled mach. /
father and son proceeded to brips d
a most spectacular uphill battle, sE
ly drawing level with their oppons:.f
and then forging into the lead. &
Arnold Jones pulled of brillisn. V (
leying shots and his game oyerbs
took on new severity and splendid ~
troll, while Jed Jones played for !, I
openings forced by his son and FL
the ball through with the accura., ! y
a sharpshooter. After another farsa. 4
" fought struggle in this set the Jya n
family crashed through the fast WI. +
ening opposition Of Bidwen and Wba
wright and won the last game. grr
them the set. match and chanlpiov,s =
The summaries: &
Women's North and South chsmy,o,s, s.
singles (f1nal roundi-N-s Marion ~
stein Jessup defeated SIS Ma,tis i
ard. 81. 81
j. D. z. JoneS and Arnold " n
defeated Raymond D. Bidwell and -
Wheelvrigh 2-6. IS. e-s. 81 ~
Mixed doubles championship Il
round Mrs. J. 3 Jessup and
Nosheil defeated Miss Lillian scaaizt
and J. II. Wheslwright. SIS. s-i
Women's championship tssmi-Hnai r'gss
Miss Helen GilIeaudeau and Miss NsTa
Bayard defeated Mrs &. r Brigzs u. ii
Miss Florence BALM. 81, 81. b