Six Gamrn In n lion.
After ending the first set in her favor
at 6- 4. Mrs. Falk continued six games
Ir a row in the second and won decisive
ly. Tri the early part of the match Miss
Simpson brought off some splendid pnws
Ing shots and covered her court with a
show of speed. T.ater. however. Mrs.
Paltc's superior steadiness and superior
generalship proved too much for her.
Mrs. Mills was another who en
countered unexpected difficulties in the
early set of her match. Mrs. George
B. Stanwlx forced her to deuce games.
"?5. I.Ike Mrs. Falk. however. Mrs.
Mills gained both speed and control in
the second division of play and won by
' comfortable margin, 6?2.
Miss Caroma Winn, nho will be re
membered as a semi-flnallst in the na
tional indoor championship two years
:.go, scored with surprising ease ov.
Miss Florence Sheldon of the Montr-lair
Vthletic Club, dropping only three game*
out of fifteen played. Miss Winn show->1
perhaps the most aggressive and most
hard hitting tennis of the day. The
speed of her strokes necessitated ha r.
returns on Miss Sheldon's pnrt. with co:i
.sequent errors. The pace was too hot
' for the Montclair girl. Miss Winn now
awaits the winner of the match between
'?ire. Frederick SchmlU, a one time iu
t oral Indoor champion, and Miss Martha
Bayard, a girl who Is rtlll in her tcen.?.
Mrs. Sehmlts!, after a narrow escape
from defeat at the hands of Mrs. Ber
rard F. Stcnz in a second round matc'i,
triumphed finally b> a score of ." -6.
