Miss Slgourney had an easier time de
feating Mme. Dnnet than the score In
dicates. the American woman playing
well within her game at all times. Her
play also was an Improvement over yes
terday's. as wss the ca^ with Mrs. Mal
lory. Mme. Danet Is rated among the
first ten of the women players of France.
Nicholas Mlshu of Rumania sprang
the first surprise of the tournament by
defeating Andro Oohert, the former
French champion. In straight sets, 6?3,
to?#, ?_3.
The s> rles between Manuel Alonro of
R??ln and Jean Ramaxeu'lh, the present
French champion, resulted In high clnss
tennis, Alonso showing a well rounde l
game and aggressive net piny.
The drawings for to-morrow are ns
follows: William T. Tllden, America, vs
W. C. Crawley, England; Tllden end
Mrs. Mallory vs. T.T. P. Balnea and Ml?a
Holman, England; Arnold .Tones. Amer
ica, vs. Erik T'gner, Denmark: J. D. E.
Jones. America, vs. Rodxianko, Russia;
Mlsa Edith Rlgoumey, America, vs. Mile.
Oausln. France.
Outdoor SwimWiing Opens.
The outdoor swimming season was of
ficially ushered in at the Brighton Reach
Baths yeetcrdar, when a pair of Olymplr
champions. Miss Charlotte Boyle and
Louts Blnbach. gave n series of exhi
bition*. Miss Boyle Is a national cham
pion and record holder, while Blabaeh
rtl the fancy diving title at the las'
Atopic (tmn.
