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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
A DESPERATE FINISH the .champion-both the same
uaoniiig aie. jour 11 was no use. Miss
(Continued from page one) isainn and her partner had to have it.
And have it they did. 6 i 7 5.
Without any question this is the most
to any fellow, and rushed through the successful tournament held here in sev-
first set with a speed and accuracy that eral years, and provided almost as much
if sustained would have led her far diversion and interest to the hundreds of
towards the finish. She took this set friends and guests as it did to a very
6 2. The pace however was not sus- congenial fraternity of tennis experts
tained, and Miss Ballin 's regular, and It is only to be regretted that the ancient
steady performance prevailed on the next order of the tennis singerfestbund by
two, 6 if 6 3. a mistake in the commissary department
The finals in the men 's doubles devel- did not as usual celebrate the occasion
oped the most stubborn battle of the Wltn the harmony for so many years
week. Throckmorton and Seaver, neither celebrated in North and South America
of them accustomed to defeat, were up and the Isthmus of Panama.
against Jones, then champion, and Mac- Tne summary :
kinney of Providence, a standby of the
Pinehurst courts. In spite of Throck
morton's unparalleled energy and fight,
every other game was all he could mas
ter; and not all the cunning and de
vices learned on a wilderness of courts,
could pull Jones and his partner out oi Otis, Agawam, 6 1, 6 1.
the deuce. Darkness Friday found the II. A. Throckmorton. Elizabeth, heat
score two sets apiece and four all, and II. M. Greist, New Haven C. C, 6 0
everybody fighting for dear life. That 6 1.
is, some say it was dark and some say it F. M. Haines, Ardsley, beat B. B
was not. Mackinney said it was. Seaver Lum, New Haven, 6 2, 6 3.
was not so sure. Able wielders of the Second Round
racket proved equally proficient at de- R. C. Seaver, Longwood, beat Phillip
bate, which ended amicably at 10 p. m., Carter, Nassau C. C, 6 3, 6 1.
and the game proceeded all over the fol- E. S. Glasco, Toronto, beat W. Chapin,
lowing day. This time it was fast and Springfield C. C, 6 3, 6 1.
exciting, but not so doubtful. Throck- E. T. Gross, Agawam Hunt, beat H.
morton and Seaver won, 6 3, 7 5. W. Whitehead, Norfolk C. C, 4 6,
Mrs. C. H. Chapin and Miss Fay Neil, 6 4, 2018.
Columbus took two close and hard ' II. A. Throckmorton beat C. C. Ed
fought sets from Miss Cousins and Miss wards, 6 1, 6 3.
Webber in the finals of the women's J. D. E. Jones beat F. M. Haines,
doubles. The result was in suspense 6 2, 6 3
through the match. Miss Weber and R. B. Wheeden, Agawam Hunt, beat
Miss Cousins negotiated the second set II. D. Wilcox, R. I. C. C, 6 3, 6 4.
in 8 6. Miss Weber 's briliant but II. A. Mackinney, Agawam Hunt, beat
somewhat erratic work was responsible W. II. Sweet, East Side, 6 1, 6 1.
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MEN 'S SINGLES
First Round
J. D. E. Jones, Agawam Hunt, beat
D. P. Cummings, Brae Burn, 6 3, 6 i
C. C. Edwards, West Side, beat F. A
largely for the temporary advantage, but
militated to the detriment of Miss Cou
sins ' somewhat more consistent method
in the final set. The score was 6 i,
68, 63. Miss Hazel Treat of Provi
dence, playing with Miss Priscilla Beall
of Uniontown, after an exhausting fight
for the first set, had previously met de
feat 9 7, 6 1, to the champions, and
Miss Bogart and Mrs. Waring, who en
tered from the nearby plantation, had son, 6
fared the same, 6 1, 6 1.
N. Johnson, West Side, beat W. D.
Brownell, East Side, 64, 36, 6 i.
Third Round
R. C. Seaver beat E. S. Glasco, 62,
64.
II. A. Throckmorton beat E. T. Gross,
36, 61, 63.
J. D. E. Jones beat R. B. Weeden,
61, 61.
II. A. Mackinney beat Norman John-
3, 46, 61.
Semi-finals
Next to the chammonshiD finals in the Harold Throckmorton beat R. C. Sea
men 's singles the greatest interest was ver, 8 6, 6 2.
centered in the mixed doubles. Fifteen J. D. E. Jones beat II. A. Mackinney,
couples competed, and favorites werte 6 2, 6 4.
selected early by the enthusiastic gal- Finals,
lerv nnd ohpp.rpA through to the finish. Harold Throckmorton beat J. D.
Miss WphAr t.li ft p.hammon in the Jones 1 6, 3 6. 6 3. 13 11, 6
women's singles, was paired with Mac
kinney, and when it came to the finals
"was pitted again against Miss Ballin,
runner-up in that other tournament, and
Throckmorton, the whirlwind. Not a set
had yet been lost by the Weber-Mac-
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women's singles
First Round
Mrs. C. G. Loring, Boston, beat Miss
Hazel Treat, Providence, 8 6, 6 2.
Miss Ballin, New York, beat Miss Fay
kinney) team, while the champion and Neil, Columbus, 61, 6 1.
Miss Ballin had come but recently from Mrs. C. II. Chapin, Springfield, beat
a narrow escape at the hands of Mr. Mrs. C. Cousins, West Hampton, 6 i,
and Mrs. Haines of Ardsley. Chastened 9 7.
and subdued by as narrow a squeak as Miss Carolyn Bogart, Elizabeth, beat
7 5, 5 7, 86 would indicate, these Mrs. Waters, Apawamis, 6 2, 62.
last proceeded to play a more deliberate Miss Priscilla Beall, Uniontown, beat
and conservative game than Throckmor- Mrs. Tudor Gross, Providence, by
ton had been seen to engage in since his default.
arrival. It was close. It was interest- Miss Alberta Webb, Shelter Island,
ing to observe Miss Weber opposed to beat Miss Lyna Nickerson, Providence,
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