New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

A SN'"N
I. ,hs opposite side Of the draw Miss
-. Cillsaudeau. o. Mamaroneck. the
\ I1,s.through champion, defeated
fgnes Sherwood, Of Pine Island,
tv A score Of Go. 6 3. and Miss
Ian Chap nan, o. Nyack. New
,sv champion. eliminated Mrs. John
a.u OF Riverdale-on-Hudson. by a
~ s-4. So. These victories
..3 he two winners IN the lower
stx,al brackets They will meet
~, corning 81 l0:30 o'clock and the
I..-sr will meet Miss Scharman for
:. esampionship tomorrow.
--ss women's doubles was brought
"a the SER final round. with all
y, b-ackets .Iicd Mrs. lie Roy and
50 Lewis Gouverneur Morris de-
is,,d Mrs. Marshall Mclean and Miss
f.-,nee Ballin a. s ,. 6-l. in the
/. 4 round. and Miss Gilleaudeau and
4" Helen Hooker won from Miss
asrman and Miss Ceres Baker AZ
~ s-9. In the other third round
.reh. both teams gaining their semi
III placo. Mrs. Morris and Mrs. lie
n, will play Miss Gertrude Hopper
=! Mss Marv Case in the upper half
I'd afternoon. while Miss Gilleaudcau
III Mss Hooker will face Mrs. Edna
Ii Welty and Mrs Nathalie W. Farlee.
rtrs. In the other semi-hnal match.
Evans In Final Round
Walter Evans reached the final round
. ,hs boys junior singles yesterday
"a closely fought three victory over
7 Houghton. the sets going at IL,
-. e.. In the other half two boys
~. into tho semi-fnal round. Walter
ysre. the playing-throueh titleholder,
p,aiiag J. rockingham at 81. S o.
r. ". g. DOminick winning at Go.
- from Hanson Hiss. Moore and
,,-.nick meet AZ y o'clock noon to-
m for the vacant final bracket, and
I. champ onship will be played for al
.iclock This afternoon.
Kiss Betty Wonham went into the
rIfnal round OF the girls junior
,gle. by vanquishing Miss Martha
Tibourn a. Go. 6-3. while Miss
..oker gained her place in the other
,-i.fral bracket b. defeating Miss
,en Hiss al s o, Go. Miss Won
an will play Miss Baker and Miss
boxer viii play Miss Sarah Mclean
the semi-fnal round matches to-day-
p her splendid triumph over Mrs.
,Gov In the singles match Miss Schar-
M rrovcc that she has arrived among
4 t.gh ranking players in the East.
IS. ie Roy, ranked az No. l3 last sea
q. is q tournament player Of VIDE
rer,cnco and noted for her steadi-
qs and determination in match
t,-eas Miss Scharman is competing
her second season Of tournament
iy and is still far from a poiisheo
iyer.
3st % circumvent her incXpericnoe
\ lack Of tactical knowledge yester-
b the 1.-the BROOKLYN girl made use
Exceptional succd o. stroke and sur
Hang pace. Her ground strokes we're
o chief reliance. particularly on heT
-sband. tho ball diving into Mrs. lie
,r's court go fast that the latter was
,1uently unable 20 get INTO position
,nc 70 make successful rctrrn'
I, i- true that Mrs. lie Roy has not
4 her usual amount Of tournament
~ this season. having only returned
~, Furope A few weeks ago. but tnai
not taking any credit away from
"a Scharman. who played distinctly
.onger game than she has ever shown
tore.
Mostly Backcourt Play
--.~o ,,.oro .iroe~ when the Brooklyn
;, eame inside the service court lines
.ake the ball on the volloy and ether
"a s'ons when she handled MIS- Le
,v's snort lOhs with decisive smashes
!. ior the most part the rivals fought
or- from hackcourt. where Mrs. Lo
,v's slesdiness and fne recoverio
lre unable % Offset the greater speed
ID mower Of Miss Scharman's game.
Miss Cilleaudeau was always IN com
and In her match with Miss Sher-
sod. and although the Rye girl MADE
Sreat stand IN the last set she was
X experienced enough 20 fathom the
and play Of her opponent, who was
r.rsmely accurate with her passing
.s.s Many times Miss Sherwood,
,klrg 10 cut of these shots by vol
ying at the net position, was aced as
J, ball sped close 10 the side line or
-oss court.
Mss Chapman was forced 70 extend
rssli 70 gain the victory over Mrs
ill A. 81 90. both showing steadi-
us from backcourt and accuracy IN
.sr placements. Miss Chapman
natter agility and endurance, however
grted considerably in her favor.