New Britain herald., 1926-06-23
SUZANNE AGAIN HAS
 ATTACK OF 'NERVES'
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to play tho singles contest first, and | was reported to be in a highly ncrv- ous state: It was understood that
 the committee men disagreed on the 1 point and the decision was deferred | as Queen Mary indicated disapopint- ment over the failure Of the French star 10 appear. Members Of the American womsu's tt am said that Miss Browne and Miss
 Ryan probably would not accept default,
 Indication that the Franco Ameri- can women's doubles feature would be postponed until tomorrow finally came in an announcement that the Misses Browne and Ryan refused 10 claim q default as the result of Mile. Lenglen's indisposition. Friends Of Suzanne said that she informed the tournament committee last night that she would not play singles match today prior to the doubles contest.
 After q forty minute session be- hind closed doors. the Wimbledon tournament committee made this an- nouncement:
 "The committee regrets that owing 10 tho indisposition ot Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, it was found impossible to carry out today's program as adver- tised. It is hoped that she will be well enough to play both matches tomorrow
 Mile. Lenglen was hisscd by some of the English fans as she emerged from the clubhouse 10 enter her waiting motorcar.
 Queen Mary, who had come es- pccially to watch Suzanne play, ac- cepted the apology Of the officials for the failure Of the French star to appear. She said she understood perfectly how players indisposItion could affect the schedule.
 Miss Ryan Advances
 Miss Elizabeth Ryan, American advanced in the singles of the Vim bledon lawn tennis tournament to- day by defeating Miss F.. k. Clark, 6-S. 6-2.
 The weather continued favorable as spectators gathered for the third days play, which promised some ex- citing tennis, with interest centereG | in the doubles encounter between | the Ryan-Browne American team and the Lenglen-Vlasto French com hination.
 In the mems singles, J. Mozeluk, Czechoslovakian Davis cup star. ad~ vanccd by eliminating J. Pcnnycuick Of England, 6-l. 6-1, 6-S.
 Jacques Brugnon, French Davis cup player defeated E. Zcmla of Czechoslovakia, 6-S, so, 6-2.
 J. D. P. Whcatley won over H C.. G-S, 6-1, 5-7, 6-1.
 Henri Cochet of France, conqueror of Vincent Richards, defeated E. Bernard, 6-1, 6-3. 6-3.
 Despite keen opposition from her English opponent. Miss Ryan's tri- lmph in the women's singles was impressive. Her march to victory was interrupted by cratic spells on both sets. She lost the fourth, fifth md seventh games of the opening set by driving out of court, but her game was al all times ef- .ective.
 After the gallery had waited lalf hour for the opening Of the ''ranco-American women's doubles eatureS, announcement was made hat Mile, Lcnglen had been de- ayed by a broken down automobile.
 Mrs. Katherine McKane Godfree dvanced in the womcn's singles by efeating Miss Il, Woolrich, 6-2, Q.
 Miss Evelyn Colyer defeated Miss I. Y. Chamberlain, 7-5. 6-2.
 r. M. Dayison defeated L. G. As. lngul 6-2, 4-6, 6-4
 II. w. Austin, 19-year-old Cam ridge university player. eliminated ne veteran Dutch Davis cup star, C. an Lenncp, so, 4-6. 6-4. 6-1.
 H. K. Lester defeated F, c. Lowe. s. 6-4, 6-3
 Mrs. Molla B. Mallory, former merican champion, defeated Mrs. !. Edginton, 6-2, 6-1.
 Howard Kinsey, American. defeat. | Eduardo FlaQuer of Spain, in ye set match at 6-2, 6-2, 4-6, s-6, i.
 c. Bryan defeated A. A. Fyzee, 6-S, 4. G-1. 6-4.
 Miss K. Bouman won from Lady roSficld 6n 6-n