New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

Lycett, the sterling Australian player,
VINO dld not compete in the Davis Cup
muscles, equal his old-time perform
anees in sending down to defeat Baron
de Morpurgo, of Italy in hard
fought contest, 4-6. 6-3, Go. 6--S.
otner interesting matches on the
various courts to-day were the vic
tories of Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt NAL
loFy, the American champion, over
Mrs. Hullick, England; Miss Elizabeth
Ryan, California, over Mrs. McNair,
England; j. 0. Anderson, Australia.
over \. Fl. Fyzee. India
After. having Travelled ten miles more
than 5000 persons were turned away
from Wimbledon this afternoon. as
the stands and every available space
were packed with spectators an hour
before the matches began. The Prince
Of Wales, the Duke of York, former
King Manuel, of Portugal, Graz nd Duke
Michael and Mrs. David Lloyd George
were among the crowd that saw the
Lenglen McKane and the Lycett- Nor
purge matches.
Miss McKane opened the service and
Mile. Lenglen outed two returns lust
over the line. Some of the crowd be-
gan to barrack for Miss Mckane, but
were silenced by the remonstrances of
the others. The French girl then won
four aces and got the second game 70
Is. Miss Mckane won the third game,
and upon the next was to come Mile.
Lenglen's first temperam entail test.
The experts have noted that the
temperament of the French girl always
becomes evident when she loses her
first game. In the fourth Lenglen be-
gan outing and netting. Deuce was
called many times. Then she came to
the net twice consecutively and made
perfect diagonal smashes. She had
survived the test, and then, with per-
feet placements q majority of which,
however, did rot carry much speed, she
sailed trium phantly through the first
set, 6-1.
The French girls second ordeal came
when Miss McKane began the second
set, taking a love game in consequence
Of her splendid return to the line and
little unsteadi0ess by Mile. Lenglen
in outing couple of easy balls. Miss
McKane took her own service game to
Is and the third game to love, with
Lenglen making one ace drive and out
ing four, when Miss McKane led, 50,
amid the greatest exciten ent.
Mile. Lenglcn's subsequent victory in
winning out of the next nine games
before one OIL Lne most pdIIldl SdiieI les
ever seen at Wimbledon was in the ma
ture of her second test. In sequence
she won four games and reached an
odd-game lead
The eighth game was the most spec
tacular of the whole set. With Mile.
Lenglen placing alternately from side
to side. brt with Miss Mckane hitting
the harder ball, the game went to deuce
and Miss Mckane took the game, finish
ing with an overland smash after
beautiful winning drive to the forehand
line. Deuce was called on the next
game, which kept the crowd on edge,
but Miss McKanc outed two service re-
turns and Mile. Lenglen won, leading
5-4
Miss McKane reached 30 love serving,
as result of Mile. Lenglen's errors in
the next game. The French girl then
ran to the competitors stand and ex-
ctedly called to Cochet for something.
"Be quick, quick" she cried.
MEMS SINGLES
Gerald Patterson. of Australia, defeated
lean Borotra. Frame 60, 81 Ga; A
land. 4~6. So. 7-5, Sc; J. B. Gilbert
England. defeated H Barclay England,
9 ia adfod;. 55 81 pvzas q Andersen nG,n
GO, Is. 6; NJ. Brugnon France. de-
tented Major J 9. Richie, Great Britain.
St. e.. 6--4; c. Turnbull England, de-
feated +. C Lowe. England. l5-13. e.
I6-4 ~. f r. kingscote, England. defeated
Andre Colbert, France. 4-6. ca, e.
6-2; p. NJ. Dawson England. defeated G.
c. Gamer. United States. g. 6-3, 7--5
II. Aitken. South Africa. defeated G. Stod
dart, England. 2-6. ca, 6-3, IS; r. NJ.
Mavrogordato. England defeated c. E. Z.
Lyle England 6-2, 6-2, Is, 6-3.
MEMS DOUBLES
Gerald Patterson and o Hara Wood Aus
tral.a. defeated e. Lamb and F. Jarvis,
England, CO. 60. 60; Dean Mathey
and G. c. Gamer. United States defeated
V. Burr and w. Tucker. England 60.
| Go, 6-2; J. o. Anderson, Australia. and
Randolph Lycett. England. defeated c.
Kingsley and A. Wilder. Eng la nd,
6-2. g.: H. Stolser and D. Greig,
England. defeated Manuel Alfonso and
Count de Gomar. Spain. 6--4. s---6 6--2;
]. Masterman. England, and Axel Craven.
! United States. defeated G. Elliott and NJ.
DAWN England. Sc, 6--3. 6--3, e.
W-OMEN's SINGLES
Mrs. Beamish England defeated Miss
| Rodocanachi. G., 6-2; Mrs Elliott Eng
| land. defeated Miss Rimington England
| ID 6-3; Mrs. Peacock, England. de
feated Mrs. Middleton, England g Go;
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, California defeated
Mrs. McNair. Eng land, tt. 6--3, 60