New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

; v,s Mallory and Nile. Lenglen
b'n ~" the bracket Of the last
=, i'-h -he American woman next Will
q a.. TJsinton. As Mrs. Mallory
~. 80 will meet Mrs. beamish' inc
..,s English player. IN 'ne sem
t,i'', 80 experts tonight eentered
~ 5,egs,ions on the ability OF
ID, two players. . h.. NJ,
ne ~ ore Of the most difficult
9i1sa.h women 90 defeat. Her stroke
& t'g ,~s.ber Old fashioned. with an
~ ..,-5 drive and no voleying
r.,. ~. bu, she is exceedingly Hght
$. -" ,Se.esys game with Mrs. Par
ii.~ ~. impossible 20 guage Mrs.
. u 1barces. Her stroke play
h--' ~. unusually impressive, her
~ n,,.,,d showed she was rot IN
aa..Sis In this branch Of the game,
r'r', r,..r .srviee ball did not carry the
9. - - hsr opponents undcrhand de-
- bs, her agility was superior
vi VIE. Leuslen Plays Perfectly
49,. i,,slen. playing on the side
~ !. Siesting Miss Colyer' played
e'.i- " ennis ard showed supreme
,..:,si q the ball. ,s -.
49,. ..,..lssissts is: II Mrs. Mallory
,..... n... .hs final whether Nile. Lenglen
m -. -,,, her. The French star assured
-, =. '.,...,eis:ed Press to-day that she
~ y. s, ss'sg 70 play. IS she had been
w sdvised 20 DO SO. but many
.. Ia..s .sv they will not be convinced
r..r .ss two women actually appear
:. y, court for play. ,
=" -, y, w an Unprecedented demand
T.. ,,,.. fer the final day and large
=. ..,-lsns are being offered on q"
';s. e., Eerr Crochet. OF France. the
...i .os-t tennis champion, went down
Z. j,.,s. this afternoon before J. y.
,.s,,,o,. Of Australia. Anderson
s.,,5 ne game Frenchman by the
,..,, -. 60. 6-f.
(. -.Xed doubles Randolph Lycett,
,.,,-d. and Miss Elizabeth Ryan
80 states. defeated A. y. W. Dud-
,y ind Mrs. Edginton' England o-A
Enslish Pair Defeated
T. -. mems doubles Wortheim. OF
ls..,slia. and II. Barclay. an Anglo
i.s1r. defeated the English pair, r.
r 1--we and A. H. Lowe. Sc, Go:
"a AID The French pair, Brugnon and
n~,or. defeated the Enclishmen.
Z Wa,. and D. Broane, Sc, l7-l5'
90. 6-3. Mt,
nd Mrs. Satterwai'he defeated MIS-.
rS3ock and Mrs. Clayton, -. g
Ts.day's match between Mrs. Mallory
"a Mrs. Parton. who has been me
'.-,se nlsver In her time and has won
Ireral championships, began with the
..-ssswoman serving The American
sirp.on began confidently. capturing
..s fist game and continuing TO 80
.s',re Ms. Parton gained her first
Iec-ees with some good driving.
Wien Mrs. Parton could reach the
.,.ra she displayed some very tne
gives. occasionally coming out the
vrrer but most OF the strokes were
,.- by the American. who went ahead
. ,.i Nrs. Mallory lost the sixth.
..yysr. when she was serving, by
,r orn errors. mostly netted balls.
S,t gss the next two games and the
~.
re American went ahead again in
"s second set 90 80, when she
t,,p,.i her service game 20 fifteen.
taisg TO her opponents excellent
drives Mrs. Parton sometimes scored
q s9e..s,glar winner 20 the lines.
r.i,i Nn. Mallory was unable 10
ri,a After losing the fourth game
re American was never in danger and
ay'gred he set. G-l.
The las, eight men remaining in the
i'sles are Randolph Lycett, ?. VI.
.ivs'n. Theodore ". Mavrogordato.
?. Gilbert. J o. Anderson. Pat
HsIa Wood, Gerald Patterson and
.,;.l Campbell.