New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

,he struggle 10 get into the upper
Miss Helen Gilleaudcau. the playing,
arough champion: Miss Agnes Sher-
,ood. of Rye; Miss Marian Chapman.
ysw Jersey champion. Of Nyack. and
Yrs. J. Z. Hall. Of Rivcrdalo on Hud-
,,r. occupy the four lower brackets in
,ss round before the scmi-hnal and
will meet in the above order at II
seoek this morning.
Two teams got into the scmi-fnal
,ssrd in the womon's doubles. the
combinations Of Miss Gertrude Hopper
,-d Miss Mary Case and Mrs. Edna
u Wclty and her sister. Mrs Nathalie
a Tarlcc. respectively. reaching the
.sn ard bottom brackets iu TINS round.
vrs. Leroy and Mr.. Lewis Gouycrncur
Morris. Miss Florence Balln and Mrs.
Marshall Mclean. Miss Baker and Mis-
seharman. and Miss Gilicaudeau ana
Mss Helen Hooker are IN the round
before the scmi-tral.
Junior Events Reach Semi-Finals
n addition to all these activities,
Miss Balln. as referee. and Mrs. John
4. Clark. rs chairman cf the tourna-
ren. committee, hustled the junior
events along 10 such good effect that
one boy, Walter Evans reached the
ssni.fral round In the singles. and
two girls. Miss Sarah Mclean. daugh-
Ter Of the former national champion,
Nrs Marshall Mclean. and Miss Baker.
gained their scmi-tnal brackets in the
gfls' tournament.
In spite OF n heavy rain mat ieN
steadily an of Tuesday night and con
tirucd up 90 Z o'clock yesterday morn
jog Mrs. Clark had the courts IN re-
rsrkablv hnc condition az Q o'clock. an
hour before the first match was sched-
sied She accomplished this by get
ting the head groundsman and his as
sistants started at work on the clay
surfaces before = o'clock. but only Tor
the fact that the courts possess an un-
usually fine drainage system. u would
not have been possible TO play on them
until late afternoon.
The feature match OF the day ycster-
tay was the fourth round meeting OF
Ms. Le ROv and Miss Ceres Baker IN
the singles, Mrs. Lc Roy winning by q
score of 4. 10 8, after q struggle
that made severe demands upon all her
skill and experience.
In the first set Miss Baker rapidly
PILED uD q lead Of 90 and appeared
well on the road 20 victory. She was
eutting of her opponents returns by
elective vollcyinc and timely smash
inr. and Mrs. lie Roy. VINO had not yet
gsincd full control Of her long ground
strokes. looked worried 80 this stage.
Mrs. Le Roy Wins Six Straight
She refused 90 soften hcr game. how
Wer and gradually stcadicd down and
hran 70 score on beautiful pas sing
Dot as Miss Baker. slowing Up
tdfe in her advances 10 the net, was
aught short OF position. Gaining in
tower and accuracy every moment,
Nrs. lie Roy ran straight through the
rext six games. giving her the set at
81 and a lead that she held 20 the
end
All Of these games, however, had TO
be fought for kecnly. and there was
no let-down in the second set, IN which
Nrs. lie Rov ran into O lead OF =.
Miss Baker then started forcing the
ret again and squared the games at
I.all. bringing off several spectacular
,bots as she tried for everything. in
majority Of cases the junior was
succcssful when she vcnturcd inside
the service court lines. but she did
not seem confident when there u Mrs.
le Roy passed her two or three times,
and retreatcd 20 the back OF the court
where she could not hope to hold her
oT>srent on even terms.
After the games had altcrnated up 10
s-al Mrs Leroy made an extra e.
fort and took the next two games, ioT
the set and match.
Miss Scharman defeated Miss Roso-
rond Newton, Of Longwood, by a score
o. 6-4. Go. her greater speed ana
isce and a more enduring phys ique be-
lnr the deciding factors. As long as
Mss Newton was able 20 get up ID
tine 20 vollev she held her young riVai
On even terms. but once she began 10
.alter Miss Scharman ran OIL 'ae
nmes without a halt. taking the l"st
sst AZ "loyc" as she drove with CreaI
speed through her opponents court ana
followed IN occasionally 10 nn''h on
ser points by decisive volleylng anu
tnashilg
Miss Gilleaudeau Easy Victor
Miss Gillcaudeau defeated Mrs. Percy
Vlbourn a. 6-l. G-l. her uniallng
uadiness from deep court and her
rnarkablc recoverics Of placed snots
rvinr her command most or the way:
Kiss Sherwood took the nc casufe oI
Nss Hazel Gardner AZ 6-2, o. ncr
s.long finishing shots at the net pos
ttn and her great agility IN covering
Ter court lending interest 20 the ID ~
Miss Chapman defeated Mrs. Joha T.
Bailey az 6 3. 6-l, playing game
"a, was marked BY few errors on NJ
iir, Mrs. Bailey was somewna, 1a!
c,apped BIZ "a lame arm, when pfeNehe,
d her stroknc tho ball with her uSu"I
force, and this trouble incrcaSe1 %
re match progressed. although Miss
Chapman must have won under any Sil
.srstanccs. for she is STEADY, rV'
%. and "a clever court tacticlAn' A..
Mrs Hall came through by deieat'"s
Kiss Gertrude Hopper at - o.
-, playing sound tennis All 'ne "Hs'
,nd when Miss Hopper began 10 ,'.e
liter the first set, Mrs. Hail aecura'S
ilelrg and clever position play 'ui"'N
rs tide IN her favor &,
That lawn tennis ability may pe III
ssTted was demonstrated IN the c'evet
victory 81 LITTLE Miss Mclean IN the
second round Of The junior tournam,ee,'e'
ior she met and defeated an oIuei'
sore exnoriencod player in the person
ii Miss r. Auchincloss. the sets golhe
Ns-i. 6-4. Miss Sarah's game bears
rany points Of resemblance 10 her
reiher's her ground strokes being
band and accurately placed, ana gIe"'
Ns'ibillties lie ahead OF her
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