The New York herald., 1922-08-06
MRS. MALLORY WINS
SEABRIGHT FINAL
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the main court. The mems doubles final
began.
1t was Watson NJ. Washburn and r.
Norris Williams I'd OF last years Davis
Cup team on one side and William NJ
Johnston OF California and James o
Anderson Of Australia on the other
The match ended In hard earned tri-
umph for Williams and Washburn. four
sets being played. three of them long
deuce game affairs. The score was
SO, SIS. 81. 6-3, after two hours
Of nip and tuck work.
The Davis Cup pair were not at their
best early in the contest, when. despite
frequent errors on Anderson's part. they
dropped one set and almost lost the
second, but as the tussle wore on the
superior team play and control Of Will
Jams and Washburn decided 1t.
Johnston dominated the first two sets
racing all over the court. stroking de-
cisively and more than atoning for the
Australians frequent netting. But the
last two sets saw the Californian will
ling to slacken pace and Williams and
washburn. particularly Washburn, who
played the most consistent tennis all
through. came to the fore.
Johnston and Anderson were three
times within a point of the first set
before they won II at 1913. Their first
chance to claim 1t came in the tenth
game, when they led, 3D. and 1910.
but an untimely net by Anderson. who
was stroking very arratically In the Tor
ward court. checked them.
williams ana washburn then went
into a lead Of s--5. but failed to hold
their advantage, washburn being forced
10 Weld service. In the eighteenth game
williams yielded service for the set.
Anderson still Unsteady.
Again a bit OF unsteadiness on An
derson's part prevented him and Johns
ton from taking the second set In the
tenth game. They were twice within q
point then. This time Williams and
Washburn rallied and sustained II well
taking four OF the last five games Tor
an SIS set
There was just one break in the third
set and IL came In the fifteenth gfme
through Anderson's service. The set
ended 81. The Australian was nav
ing all sorts of trouble with his control
j "
stood out prominently above lie rest,
but as a team williams and Wsshburn
were outsteadying the rival combination.
Service was n factor all through
The Davis cup pair made short work
OF the fourth set. washburn rising 70 his
best tennis and blocking effectively. az
the net The score went to 2-ail, Dut
williams and washburn then took four
OF the next five games In bringing the
contest TO an end. The scores;
woMEN's sINGLEs-TINAI-FTRsr SET.
M,.: Mrs s.nsyo,, Ms,lsTy . sssfse 10y
Mis-. Bancroft ........15 8 10
SECOND SET.
Mr.: Mr.; y.Ilsry y: nss,,, fia5ssf f-iss i-is-s
Mr.. Mr.; NsIlscsti Nsncfost,,s ! 9 Q
.REcAPITuLATroN.
pts. Gas. N. o. u. se. Df
M,.: Mr.; ssns,sii. Ms,Isszs! "a Z 2 is is Z
Time OK match, 20 minutes.
MEMS DOUBLES F1NA1-FrRsT Set
williams and washbyrn. n.ro.Ns q
yobI,,d. sssS .lS Sttrss AptI.vsn- !.
bs734b2 44o4 4 f-S3-io
SECOND SET.
Williams and washburn-- .
044 r. "a . q I-o2- .
Johnston and Anderson :. .
4i24 4 q Wv
THIRD SET.
Williams and waehburn--
f4o42 f434f4 4-o3-
Johnston and Anderson
40414 6425o4i 4 o-4T-
FOURTH SIT.
Williams and waHhburn-
ft244 25 4 $50
Johnston and Anderson
''"" 4o42 24s2 . c-23- 3
MIXED DOUBLES FINAL.
Mrs. May sutton Bundy and Jean Borotra
defeated Mrs. Mola Mallory and Dean
Mathey. f-e. e-3s los. .-4.4