New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13

In both cases the victories came with
..rnrising ease, Mrs. Jessup sweeping
tt-nush her match with Miss Lillian
seharman. of New York, by score of
90. 60. while the slender Miss Bay
"a aesxated Miss Florence BALM. of
New York, by Z. margin OF 81, 60.
w. winners took the lead at the start
In .hsre was never any doubt as to
49, snail results, once they had hit
W.. ~ stride. Mrs. Jessup's was the
80 ironrsssive performance.
" che mems singles, in the fourth
N"-d four mon, cane through into the
Snai brackets. S. Howard Noshell,
go national indoor champion, de-
$3.50 Ma old doubles partner, Fred
fe"; neras OF Brooklyn, b. & score Of
-osiah II. WheetTcigls&. Of
p,.t,n took his lastch tro2l Raymond
q n;dwell. OF 8ostor, b. . atore "
So. this BENG IL tre rst'lTe CT
sr upsst and Eichsld ". SeanarT, a
poontnn, n. J.. varcuished 7. y. Hall,
Nc .Ie-sev. by 81 score e. s. ID,
"a q. Carton Shs}er, Of HaiiaGe!-
Min former national indoor daNbich
tpitie holder nlled the cher san1l-r9a.
srncket through the default OF j. d. =.
Ianss of Providence, who telG teat lie
w.sted 10 conserve all his energies fcr
,h. doubles. where ne and Arnold. Mis-
SON. are in the serli-Gra} round.
The mixed doubles also wax corr
r,sted into the senli-iual round, Hith
Mrs Lessup and Voshen, Miss Helen
Gilieadeau and Bidwen; Miss Ballin
and ShafeY, and Miss Soharman and
Wheelwright filing the brackets. The
singles schedule Ior tomorrow calls
for Voshell to meet Wheelwright and
shstsr to face Seabury, starting at q
o'clock. The winners will play for the
championship or Saturday, and Voshel
and Shafer should be the fnalists.
voshell, although he won to-day
from Baggs, does not impress me as
being in anything like his best form.
Mad his opponent been quicker at
covering his court he might have made
serious trouble for the former indoor
champion, who was making too many
errors on simple shots.
With Bidwell in his encounter with
wheelwright It was a case of faulty
sorehand stroke to-day. Wheetwright
in The mean time was playing sound
tennis. with fair paes, and although
Bidwell was within q point OF taking
the hrss set several times. Wheelwrlght
steadied in the crisis and pulled out
we'll earned victory.
seabury was slew to gain control
Of his shots In tn. match with Hall.
smashing into the net frequently when
hs had a short lob to handle. In the
lass two sets, however. the winner i'm
proved decidedly, and his great court
covering helped him materially.
shafsr and Jones played their match
out In the shade Of sheltering tree
near the courts, both declaring it was
one Of the most restfui and delightful
matches they had ever experienced.
Miss SchArrnan never approached the
form she showed yesterday against Miss
sigourney, when she went down to de-
feat this afternoon at the hands Of MRS.
Jsssup. perhaps a potent reason for
this lay in the fact that the former
champions game did not permit the
younger player to get her strokes work
Ing properly, for she was continually
on tho defensive. The winner scored
total Of 81 points to the losers 20 in
this match. ~.
Miss BALM, too, was off stroke to-
day, while Miss Bayard maintained
consistently good depths on her ground
strokes, aud she was very certain and
decisive in the way she picked her
openings.