The New York herald., 1922-06-15
TENNIS NEWCOMER
PROVES SURPRISE
Despite Freakish Strokes Miss
Hauselt Extends Miss Ban
croft at Apawakis.

For a girl who is playing her first
season of serious tournament tennis
Miss Edna Hauselt OF New Jersey is
doing very we'll indeed. When It is
considered that she does not possess
single orthodox stroke. that some OF
them are more or less freakish. minus
all style and perfection, the wonder OF
1t Is that she is so effective. After three
decisive victories in the women's open
tournament at Apawamis Club. Miss
Hauselt finally met defeat yesterday a.
the hands of Miss Leslie Bancroft OF
Boston. top ranking player in the tsur-
nament, but the resistance she offered
before she was beaten. 6-1. 9--7, was
surprising.
After Miss Hauselt had warmed ur
to her task in the second set she gave
Miss Bancroft busy time of 1t. Com
ing from behind when the score favored
the Boston girl at 5--3. Miss Hauselt
drew UP to Sail. Twice after that she
halted Miss Bancroft when she was
match point before the latter finally
clinched It in tho sixteenth game. and
toward the end the winner was forced
to play the swiftest and most brilliant
tennis she Is capable Of to hold her ad-
vantage.
The victory advanced Miss Bancroft
into the semi-final round. in which she
is to meet her Longwood clubmate.
Miss Rosamond Newton. In the other
seni-final Miss Florence Ballin Is to
oppose Miss Mary Heaton. Although
she scored in straight sets. Miss Ballin
had to extend herself to beat Mrs.
Samuel waring. The score was SO,
| rs. By far the great majority OF the
games went to deuce. and many times
deuce, and every important point was
won after the hardest sort of rally.
1t was almost entirely back court but
unusually spirited.
| Mrs. Waring came through with a
splendid rally in the second. set after
Miss Ballin had taken a lead OF 60
and drew up to even terms. At that
point Miss Ballin checked her. however.
and won the next two games for the
| set and match.
In doubles the Boston team of Miss
| Bancroft and Miss Newton was out
played by the Miss Helen Gilleaudeau-
Miss Marion Chapman combination. the
score ending 6-3 in each set. There
was hard hitting aplenty on the losers
side Of the net, but in the matter oi
control their opponents were too much
for them. The winners reached the
semi final round So did Mrs. II. Stuart
| Green and her sister, Mrs. A. f. Thur
ber, and so did also Miss Mary Heator
and Miss Isabelle Mumford. Steadiness
was the winning factor throughout
sINGLEs-FoURTH ROUND.
Miss Mary Heaton defeated Mrs. Theodor'
| Sohst. ca. e..
| Miss Leslie Bancroft defeated Miss Edni
| Hauselt, 6-1. o..
| Miss Florence Ballin defeated Mrs. Samue
waring, 6-2. 10.
DoUBLEs-sECOND ROUND.
Mrs. A. E. T'hurber and Mrs. II. stuar
| Green defeated Miss Agnes Sherwood ant
| Miss Betty Wonham, 6--1. g..
| Miss Rosamond Newton and Miss Lesli'
| Bancroft defeated Miss Helen Simpson ant
Mrs @. B. stanwix. 6-3. e.l.
| Miss Marion Chapman and Miss Helen Oil
| leaudeau defeated Mrs. lingo Hartmann ant
| Miss Bessie Holden. O., Go.
| Mrs. Harry +. Morse and Miss Florenc
Ballin defeated Mrs. G. shope and Mrs
Miss Isabelle Mumford and Miss Mar.
Heatpn defeated Nrs. F. NJ. Weity an
Mrs. N. w. Farlee 3-6, 6-3, 6-4
Mrs. George Chapman and Mrs. Marshal
Mclean defeated Mrs. J. Q. Bailey ant
Mrs II. V. Kaltenbaum. GO, o-3.
THIRD ROUND.
Mrs. A. Z. Thurber and Mrs. H.. Stuar
| Green defeated Mrs. Samuel Waring ant
Mrs. Jack Anderson. Sc. 90.
Miss Marion Chapman and Miss Helen Gil
| leaudeau defeated Miss Leslie Bancroft an,
Miss Rosamond Newton, 6-3, 90.
| Miss Mary Heaton and Miss Isabel Mufnfort
| defeated Miss Penelope Davies and Mrs
Theodore Sohst. 6-3, Ga.
| Mrs. George +. Chapman and Mrs. Mar
| shall Mclean defeated Mrs. Harry F. Mors'
and Miss Florence Ballin. Ga, TO.