New-York tribune., 1922-06-19


Mrs. II. Stuart Green and Mrs. A. -
Thurber, the sisters from tho Ardsiey
Club. won the doubles BY defeating
Mrs Marshall Mclean and Mrs. George
l.. Chapman by a score ~ :, ID,
6-3. while Miss Helen Gilleaudcau ana
Clifford J Lockhorn vanquished MISS
Leslie Bancroft, o. Longwood, ana
Hugh Montgomery, of Apawamis, hy a
score Of 8 g. 6-l. IN the final round.
The women's doubles was started
YESTERDAY with the third set, the teams
having split even on Saturday. IN the
first two sets, before the rain forced
postponomont. The mixed doubles was
entirely replayed.
Having witnessed the final touches
on the Apawamis tournament the ten
mis- trail then led across the meadows
10 the Observation-Disclosures Club,
where tho official opening Of the new
clav courts was marked by exhibition
matches in which Fred c. Anderson. or
Rrooklyn. defeated james D. Ewing lrs
New Hampshire State champion, By A
score Of "a. 60. and Samuel Hardy
and william A. Campbell, metropo
veterans doubles title holders, won IN
straight sets a. ca, G-3, from S.
Howard Voshell, former national IN
door champion, and Walter Merrill
Hall. former Middle states champion.
Vincent Richards, national doubles
title holder, and Herbert l.. bowman
New Jersey State champion, were 20
have appeared In singles exhibition
hut the rain that began about : o.clock'
mt A stop 70 further play. John White
,he Westchester-B Biltmore professional'
rad the courts In splendid condi ton,
and a crowd Of about 1900 remained
IN tho seats fanking either side OF the
court until the rain started % fall IN
earnest. when all hands repaired 70 the
Tho new elub has provided an IDEAL
couinment for tennis, with both clay
and turf courts, and truly luxurious
locker rooms for the players. u IS
MANNED 10 make formal application
ncxt season for a tournament date.
The final round match Of the women s
doubles AZ Apawamis was distinguished
bv the remarkable stoadiness and mag
,ieeont recoveries Of both Mrs. Green
and Mrs. Thurber. The sisters were
nlaving in better form than on Satnr-
day. making very few errors from deep
court and getting their racquets on nj
most everything that came over tho net-
Z, driving they moro than held their
own with Mrs. Mclean and Mrs. Chap
man. while Mrs. Green finished OF her
roints occasionally with severe smashes
from fore court
Miss Gilleaudeau and Lockhorn al
ways looked like the better comoina-
tion against Miss Bancroft and Mont
comery. working together more smooth.
iy. forcing their openings cleyerly and
nlso showing unfailing steadiness, win
Miss Gilleaudcau defending backcour'
splondidly and Lockhorn killing at
the net.
Anderson, after getting away %
slow start In his singles match witf
Ewing, gradually gained control of hii
ground strokes and his yoleying als'
s,cadiod down n biz, 80 that he wa
able 70 cut or many of Ewing's returns
from, riidcour'. Neither man was ur
"a his best game. however.
Hardy and Campbell, two Of the
eraftios. doubles players IN this
country. we're too much for Vosholl and
Hall. who were not steady enough over
head 70 handle the deep lobs Of their
opponents with much success. There
were many stirring rallies, In which AL
four men took turns az bringing on
spectacular shots, but Hardy and
Campbell made fewer mistakes and
their team work was superior.