New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
SUZANNE STILL
 QUEEN OF TENNIS
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 Stroke analysis of first set; aces, placements, nets, outs and double faults respectively; Mile Lenglen -- 0 3 il O. Miss Wills = Q fl l2 Q,
 Second set: aces, placements, nets, outs and double faults re- spcctively:
 Mile, Lenglen -- 9 l2 n 10 1.
 Miss Wills -- 0 l6 IT % 1.
 Reorganization, A, r, x, O. DE. EP, F and TIP, respectively:
 Mile. Lenglen. -- l7 13 30 19 A SS.
 Miss Wills -- 0 2l Sl S2 1 cl 6i Gi,
 Miss Wills Fights Gamcly.
 Miss Wills staged one of the most dramatic tennis struggles in tho his tory of. the game, and the result was In doubt until the Inst point.
 The American girl was within Il point of winning tho second set when q ball from Mile. LengIen's racquet which appeared to many 10 be outside, was allowed by the lines man.
 Then for the first time in her career, Helen faltercd. She appear ed physically tired and at one time put her hands to her head and stag gered as fl about 10 fall,
 Both girls played careful game. taking no chances and sticking closely to the basellncs. Never was tennis match disput- cd under such extraordinary condi- lions, The spectators applan1ed and cheered ss if witnessing a prize fight.
 Noise Bothers suzanne.
 Suzanne several times stopped play and turned to the stands, say ing: Please don't" She also pleaded with the people who clung 10 the roofs of garage and house overlooking the court 10 make less noise during the rallies, The match was q heart breaking affair, lasting a full hour, with both girls playing q soft stroking game and doing a lot of running. Suzanne has never been kept more busy on the courts than during the second set. when she was on the defensive the greater part of tho time
 Miss Wills appeared more nervous than Suzanne giving away the first game on four errors. She rallied and won her service, making it one all.
 Then, taking heart, she broke through Suzanne's service for the third game. The French champion then got fairly started and took the next three i'll row. the first two at love.
 Helen won the seventh, but Su- game ran out the set with the next two. the last one a deuce game. 1 The score Of the set was 6-3. After her temporary nervousness 1 Tn the first game, Miss Wills looked on with an amused smile when Su- game asked the crowd for order. Both Girls Tired. Both girls were on the point of exhaustion when the match ended, but Suzanne, flushed with victory. recuperated quickly and remained on the courts for several minutes, almost buried In great bouquets from her admirers. Helen slipped away unnoticed through little side gate, declining to say 9 word 10 anyone. Charles F, Aeschlimagn, husband Of the for ner Leslie Bancroft, took Miss Wills away in his automobile.
 Ev"n to this close friend. all shf would say was: There will be other tennis matches, There are other years coming" Second Set Dramatic
 The second set was most drama tic Miss Wills started by winning her service game al love. She took the next after deuce had been called, and then the third.
 Suzanne began 10 cough. placed hand over her heart and stepped to the sidelines, where she took q long drought of cognac with water.
 Spurred by the simulant, the French girl won the next three games, evening the count Miss Wills took the seventh, another deuce game.
 The French girl evened 1t again and then Helen made 1t five four, needing only one game to take the set She had run the score up 10 forty fifteen in this game. when, with one point to go for the set. the ! unaccountahle decision by the lines men completely upset her.
 The Questioned Point l Suzanne's return struck several inches outside the line, spectators iu the stands were firmly convinced. and Helen herself made no attempt to strike at it. Nevertheless it was allowed as 8 point for Mile. Lenglen by the linesman, Chril ToIley. the former British amateur golf cham pion who is also tennis enthusiast.
 Miss Wills changed over to re- ceive Suzanne's service, thinking she 1 had won her own, when she was called back.
 What did you call that" she asked Mir, Tolley, showing emotion l for the first time.
 Inside" Tolley replied Crowd Voices Approval
 Helen threw up both hands in a gesture of despair. while thousands of spectators at her end of the court ! shouted: Out"
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