The Washington times., 1929-06-26
TILDEN UPSETS
GERMAN ACE
At NET
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BY virtue of this victory. Tilden
nters the fourth round of play.


Bv virtue Of this victory. Tilden
enters the fourth round of play.
Helen Wins, SO, Go
Miss Helen Wills skipped her way
through the third by defeating Mrs.
Schonfburgh, OF Germany, 60,
60.
Dlscarding the bright yellow coat
which was the cynosure of all eyes
when she made her first appear.
ance at Wimbledon yesterday,
Queen Helen" fairly riddled her
opponents underhand service with
sizzling drives and placements
which had the German woman COM
pletely bewildered.
But while Miss Wills was win
ming with such great ease, another
of the United States men stars
was being eliminated from further
play.
H. w. Austin, foremost English
star. eliminated jacques Brugnon,
fourth ranking French player,
whose defeat Of John Van Ryn,
young Princeton star yesterday
furnished one of the upsets of the
tournament.
Brugnon was handicapped today
by cricked neck when he stood
in need of al his brilliance and
agility. The Englishman played a
dazzling game. His stroke and
play were perfect. He settisd with
the Frenchman in straight sets,
6--3, "a, 60.
II. Thinner. of Holland. entered
the fourth round bv defea ting K.
q
6-3, 6--2. 6-3 The match was
one of the nnst remarkable OF tire
tournament. Thinner scoring his
victory by taking three straight
sets after having dropped two t.
the speedy Frenchman.
Henri Cochet, the French flash.
who. according to the "dope" shouIf
oppose Tilden in the finals, had a
scare in his match with LyttletOn
Rogers, of Ireland.
Rogers. who had not been con.
sidered q particularly formidable
opponent. so extended Cochet that
the match went to five sets. and
Cochet had to use everything he
had to snatch victory in the final
frame. The score was ST, 60.
81. 4-6, 6--3.
also chalked up today in the
women's singles when Mis- Elizabeth
Ryan defeated Mrs. John Hill of
England 60, 6-2 in a second
round match.
j. Kozeluh. Czecho-s -slovakia. de-
feated the Hon. Cecil Campbell,
Irish Davis cup player, 6-3, 6-a,
6--2.
Betty NuthaII Wins
Miss Betty Nuthall, chief British
hope for final honors in the
women's singles, defeated "A formid-
able opponent in Miss de Round IN
straight sets 81. 81. in their
second round match. Betty took
no chances and played strenuous
game, characterized by fine 'ength
of shots and hard driving.
Also in the second round. Miss K.
Bouman of Holland defeated Mss
n. Lyle of Britain Sc, 6-1.
Joan Ridley. England. beat Miss
Y. Sigart Of Belgium 60, 6-1.
Senorita Lii De Alvarez, the
Spanish star, defeated Nine. Ser
pieri Of Italy, 6-2, 6-2. in a hard
fought match. The Italian woman
startled the stands by appearing in
a pink jockey cap to shade her
eyes from the sun. She gave
Senorita De Alvarez a stiff battle,
running almost every game to deuce.
Helen Jacobs defeated Miss Rost
of Germany, 6-3, &c.
Nine. Matthew of France elimi-
mated Mrs. P. J. Whitney of Eng
land. 7-5, "a.
Mrs. L. r. c. Michel of England.
defeated Miss E. r. Clark, Wight
man Cup team captain, 2-6, 6--3,
GA. Miss Clark eliminated Edith
Cross, young Berkeley, Calf, star,
In yesterdays first round.
]. C. Gregory, English interna-
tional, defeated r. Rodel OF France,
in stubborn four-set contest, 2-6,
60, Ga, &c.
]. Laundry. of France. eliminated
II. G. n. Lee. of England, So.
4-6, Cd, So, 6-3.
Jean Borotra defeated O. G. N,
Turnbull. OF England, 50, 6-1,
So. 6-4.
Nigel Sharpe, of England elm
mated Baron De Morpurgo, italian
ace, 6-2, "a, 4-6. 6-3.
Miss Bobbie Heine, of South
Africa. defeated Mrs. Kleinadel, of
Germany, 50. 6-3.
Loo LS.x, ~ EnoIapd eliminated