Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-08-23 | Page 41 | Young Woman in Tennis Tourney Fast Play on Y. M. C. A. Courts

YOUNG WOMEN IN TENNIS TOURNEY FAST pLAY ON Y. M."c. A. COURTS Contests Arouse Keen In U Z" 'Mt'X ' o7 crest; Close matches jm&mtm jS&i MjV& I Are the Rule. L--- V M, j-NTlEST in tenrJaamen members of " ',i, " Tj honors on tbe courts all spring and mm pj. M JJvf M t. 3 r rar and dose contests for championship! jjjgj fj' JBm far tbe most Important of these meets ws Kwnl VstSlff TIsBMfTT the round robin touraament lust finished EJSHB ""'5 "fctffl3r The plavtng of the members was ex jfEsHH fytiS ceedlngty high grad- The T W C A IHHIsMb ISBnn3i9iiS COK netrTf p-ayprs early anowel the result of much i3l NssjjB practice on vine courts, and before the s"sZ!'a"ii'' season was naif gone they were shoot Ing cutting and lobbjig the ban tn a JYjyVJ"' f cred table manner I (Contests Arouse Keen In terest; Close Matches i Are the Rule, J --T1.REST In tennla among members of I I t-r Yourff Worn Christian asso I elation of this clt this summer has -t- been ery seen. About thirty mem bers of the organization were out for honors on tbe courts all spring and sum xner and ckiee contests for championships Were held throughout the year Perhaps the most spectacular and by far tbe most Important of these meets ws the round robin tourrament Just finished which was won by Miss Ottyla. Brodbeck after a wee of hard effort. The plavtng of the members was of ex ceedtngty high grad- The T W C A payers early abowed the result of much r-racttce on nne courts, and before the season was half gone they were shoot lng cutting and lobb-ng the ban In a cred table manner T"-e courts of t .e T W C A Tennis club of which Miss Brodbeck Is p est dent, are among tbe beet In the city They are well carod for and Inasmuch as there are three large ones well fen ed ti. there Is usually quite a number of members of the organization playing on them through out the day In tbe round robin tournament lust com pleted Miss Brodbeck had a perfect score of twelve won and no lost game Closest to her was Miss A Ha Heath with ten won and two lost Thirteen women entered the tournament which Is the first of Its (Continued on Following Page.) einffiiir; (Continued from Precediiut Ptl j : kind 'to be held Ijy the Y. W. C. A. H. ' averages are as AjIIowb: i .' 1 Won. h'.il ' I Miss Olivia Brodbeck 12 0 I,,'1' Miss Alta Heath 10 ! : ' Mrs. D. Oakley... 8 ':'.: Miss Cora Beatty 7 0 Miss Edith Candland 5 , ... Miss Alfro'.a Y'ounRberg. . 4 .. 1 Miss Dorothy Webster.... 4 ' . Miss Ivy Y'otingberg ' : . . Miss Ed5th HIU 3 ' - , i Miss Gertrude Friede 2 :..: Mrs. A. Carter 1 ,' Miss Sylvia Nelson 1