Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-02
Patterson Beaten
in Straight Sets
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troll of his drives to the base line and
his angling was superb.
1t will be remembered that the New
Yorker almost defeated l. Il. G. Nor
ton. the South African. n the semi
finals at Wimbledon last year. Nor
ton won after hercuean clash and
then went to the finals and just did
miss defeating Bill Tilden in the chal-
l2nge round. Norton won the first two
sets against Tilden and then went to
pieces and dropped three sets in a row.
Helen Wills, sixteen year old Cali
forna girl star, contributed another
upset a moment after Hunter thrilled
the brilliant audience. The little Cali
fornian defeated Mrs. Marion Zinder-
stein 'Jessup, of Wilmington. Del, GA,
10, in the third round of the womcn's
tourney.
The gallery. already dazed by two
sensational matches, was just returning
to normalcy when little Bin Johnston,
California midget. polished off J. q.
Anderson, last Australian survivor,
90, SO.
Anderson Also Loses
Andersons defeat wiped the last of
the foreign detachment out of the
tournament as Zenzo Shimidzu, dimi-
nutive Japanese player. bowed in defeat
before Bob Kinsey, of California, this
morning.
Bill Johnston will meet Bob Kinsey
in the upper half Of the semi finals to-
morrow, and Dick Williams will face
Francis II. Hunter, Metropolitan in
door champion.
Williams defeated Howard Kinsey,
3-6. 6-l, 60.
Little Helen Wills was in rare form
this afternoon and her victory was due
more to her own individual brilliancy
than Mrs. Jessup's lack of luster. The
California yOungstcr was In the van
ut every stage of the encounter.
B!.l Johnston defeated Anderson with
plenty to spare, the mite coast player
being we'll within himself at every phase
cf the duel.
He handled the Australians fast
service easily and rolled up a COM
manding margin from the base line.
Johnston dominated the going through
out. flashing ali of his old tennis
in beating off the last desperate rush
Of the Australian in the deciding set.
Mrs. Jessup Eliminated
Miss Wills decisive win over Mrs.
Jessup completes the semi final bracket
in the women's tourney. Tomorrow
matches will feature Mrs. Mallory
against Mrs. May sutton Bundy and
Miss Wills against Miss Leslie Ban
croft, the Boston pOrtsider.
In another third round match carried
over from yesterday Dick Williams,
Boston star and former national cham
pion, eliminated the last remaining
French star, Andre Henri Colbert, war
hero, 17-15, 6-3.
When this match was halted yester-
day Colbert led, 14-13, in games, but
Williams iron racquet stemmed the
tide of defeat in II spectacular ahalr
this morning.
In the w0men's version Of the Sea-
bright Bowls tourney, Mrs. Molia
Rjurstdet Mallory national champion
and Mrs. May Sutton Bundy, coast
veteran. won their way through to the
semi final of the upper half. IheF
will meet tomorrow morning.
Miss Leslie Bancroft. left handed
Boston siege gun, emerged to the semi
finals in the lower half and will meet
the winner of the Mrs. Jessup- Helen
Wills third round match in the lower
bracket tomorrow.
Miss Sigourney Beaten
Mrs. Mallory disposed of Miss Edith
Sigourney, the Bostonian, 6-l. 81
this morning. Mrs. Bundy defeated
Miss Martha Bayard, the slim Short
Hills, n. j. girl, G-1, 10. Miss Ban
croft left handed Miss Helen Hooker, of
New York, out of Il l4-12, 6-l de-
cision.
Only one match was played in the
women's doubles this morning, Miss
Ceres Baker and Miss Sigourney ad-
vanced to the second round in this setto
at the expense of Miss Margaret Grove
and Mrs. Wood. The score was 6-l,
Ga. Il
The summaries:
MEMS SINGLES
THIRD ROUND
Robert c.. K,psey. California, defeated
Zenzo Shimdzu. Japan, 30, o. O..
arS N0Ers WST Frmncc d. hIs''T s defeated All
. Robert knsey defeated Zenzo Shimizu,
Il. Norris williams II. defeated Andre
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FOURTH ROUND
derson' G-g' s.G. ''''"''' - w. -"
a Robert K'ssey defeated Lawrence r, Rice,
il. Norris wntoms I'd defeated Howard
Paterson. o., G.S '
MEMS DOUBLES
FIRST ROUND
Henri Cnchct and Jean Barotras France
defeated HolComhe -Ward and pwiGt r.
Henri Cochet and Jean Borotra defeated |
l'olcombe Ward and Dwight +. Davis. 10, |
30, "a.
wOMEN'S s SINGLES
THIRD ROUND
Mrs. Mola D. Mallory, New York. de- |
Ieated Miss Edith sigourney, Boston, G-l, |
Mrs May sutton Bundy Los Angeles de- |
feated Miss Martha Baysrd, Short Hills. |
Hics .Ley!is BANCROFT. Boston. defeated
Miss Helen HotIker, Greenwich. Conn. l4-l2. |
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