New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

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Miss Balm. who is Official referee
Of the tourney. aided By Mrs. John A..
Clark. chairman % tho tournament
committee. hustled play along 30 clev-
erly that a total 81 f.fccn match In the
singles. two IN the doubles and two IN
the boys junior singles. was marked
OF the lists before the downpouf OF
rain inundated New Canaan with a
regular Englewood deluge.
Miss Ballin has scheduled tho wom-
ems singles 20 start az 10 o'clock this
morning. 20 M out the fourth round
brackets and put one player IN the
semi.hnal round. and then devote the
entire afternoon 20 doubles play so as
20 make up FOR ground lost yesterday.
Matches in the boys and girls junior
singles will also be staged during The
day.
Champion In Fine Form
Miss Gillcaudcau was in splendid
command Of her strokes in the match
with Miss Ballin, getting great depth
on her drives and hitting so close 20
the lines that Miss Balin found IL
dangerous 20 20 for the net position
without having first made sure Of her
openings
The match was a bit closer than thc
set scores would indicate. the deep
court rallies being extended and closely
fought Both girls employed plenty Of
pace on their ground strokes. and while
Miss Ballin was more effective over
head. Miss Gilleaudcau's accuracy in
her passing shots Gid not permit her
opponent many opportunities for
smashing. There were occasional vol
lcying exchanges from mid-court. but
in the main II was base line struggle.
Miss Scharman came through beauti-
fully against Mrs. Bennett Bronson,
taking the match By score Of 6-l, 6-3.
/ Here was a test OF Miss Scharman's
unusual speed and hard hitting against
Mrs. Bronson's more conservative
stroking and sound tactical play and
victory was marked up for speed,
Mrs. Bronson not being able 20 match
her young rival IN this respect.
In the second set Mrs. Bronson made
her best stand. leading az % by dint
/ Of well placed drives and occasional
| lobs that caught Miss Seharman out Of
/ position. half way up TO the net. The
/ iattcr steadied at this stage however,
and began a spirited attack that Mrs.
/ Bronson was not able TO combat sue
ccssfully.
Miss Chapman's Play improves
Miss Marian. Chapman. New Jersey
champion. played her frst match yes
terday. winning from Miss Edna Hau-
self al 6-3. %. IN the second round.
/ Miss Chapman is noted for her stone
wall defence from bnck-court and her
splendid court covering. She IS
greatly improved player over her las;
| seasons FORM. but even 20. Miss hau-
J selt's activity and aggressiveness Kept
Miss Chapman on the alert through
out. and the match was featured oy
/ hard stroking.
Mrs. Percy Wilbourn was carried 20
three sets by Mrs. Z. II. Eilert. the
score ending AZ IS. 6-l. GO before
the former could claim the honors. IN
tho onener Mrs. Eilert was at her best,
scoring on frequent spectacular gets
AZ placed shots and covering Up the
holes in her court we'll. In the last
two sets, however, Mrs. Wilhourn =
forcing tactics and her superior gener-
alship brought her the victory after d
keen struggle for the points.
Mrs. Robert Lc Roy. making her iirs'
annearanee Of the week, defeated Mts.
Frederick Cunningham at go . %
Inc second round. Mrs. Cunningham
has not had the benefit Of much tour
narnent experience. and althougn shc
managed 20 force the deep court rallies
N some length. Mrs. Le Roy was 100
experienced and too aggressive 10 pe
kent hack from \ decisive victory. fol-
lowing this match Mrs. Lo Roy went
out on the court with Miss Amy wal
cot, the ffteen-ycar- girl from
fitch6eld. and had taken the first set az
ii and was Leading az 30 IN the
second when the rain called halt.
Miss Walcott did extremely well in TINS
r,steh. trading drives with great spirit
and AZ times scoring on severe smasnes'
bp, Of course. Mrs. lie Roy held the
upper hand throughout.
Two for Miss Newton
Miss Rosamond Newton won two
matches in convincing style, hrst Ge-
feating Mrs. Rushmore Shope at 60
s-3. and then vanquishing Mrs. VII
liam Helme az 81, 6-l, alternating
in her play from the base line TO the
net position.
match from Miss Helen Hooker at 60
6-l. her aggressive net play being the
deciding factor. Miss Sherwood eafnea
a clever triumph over Miss Hazel Gard
: ner.
The summaries:
women's Connecticut state champion
sh,p fingles (secord round dl-NTs Robert
/ Te R0v defeated Mrs Frederick cunning
han Go SO. Miss kosamond newton
defea.ed Nrs Rushmore Shopr. 80. 80 /.
M-s Bennett Bronson defeated Mrs. ste
phrn Gibbs f-s. s-f. Miss Lillian scnA.
I man won from Miss Mary Case. by dsialt /.
Miss Helen Gilleaudeau ecieaieq asa ;la
I Florence Baiiin. 6-3. t.-- Nf. ieIey ~
/ 81 81. Miss Agnes sherwood won from
] Mrs sydney W0in by default. Miss Marian
/ Cha pman defeated Miss Edna ia
I ID 81. Miss Gertrude Hopper ~ MISS
I Helen NcAuslar g. Sc tunhnishedl /.
/ Nrr John Hal won from MFs. Joseph
I saks. BY default
ThlFd round -- Mrs. Eonfrt Le ROY -
] Mlsa Amy Walc0,t t--l. 30 tnnhhlshsql /.
U v..s ceres paEer defeated Miss Helen
. Hooker. s-s. s-i. Miss Rosamond New
/ ton defeated Mrs william lislmr, -
i f-f Miss Lillian scharmia dci,Atfn e,ir
7 sherwood tifeai.d Miss Hazel Gardner.
Women. Connecticut championship dou;
Aiifs Dorothy Raudie won from Mfs SIa-
ney WolH and Mrs joseph SaHs' - "''
fault
! and Miss Edna Hauffif fcfrsifl Nifs MAIy
, Heafor ard Miss Ruth Hyde t.-i. t-4.
J Junior champ'onship singles .ooysi -
Fl-s' round Hanson ilisa defeated Ihom-
a. E.lfworih f--f. 90. 80 ", Nath"n-
bach defeated J. ElllpoTih. t-a. s--''
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Comares Wins Medal in
Nex Jersey Junior Golf