New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1927, Page 11

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD [+~ REVISITS SGENES OF OLD TRIHPHS Mary K. Browne Comes Back to' Philadelphia Cricket Club BY MARY K. BROWNE United Press Stan Correspondent t 1927, by United Pre ) Sept. 8 (UP) ielphia Cricket y first national rls all under 18 vorking lik vers for the Il girls' champ of the Unit It brouz UEhent amina - gos t water fect her of California, is 1 her than th insofar a many o sill learn to ball in play 1 is tall. angular, built like a She ha strength, Her ny of the oth wiry bos r girls and Wills . only n this Kans the long most impor and vomen drive, t is not the t shot in the game “Tiny Tim . other d upon to f Inglewood was from Marie e such Iester, a litthe er fine drive for she might have famous opponent nervo ive chop, from her joning won This . drive for a chop in si ind still is Helen Jacobs | uit., In the ladies’ doubles this jitle I r ogirl was pa with of Kansas City, Miss € posed Mrs fFrench and Holland champion drove beautitully and plac all with fine judgment he small, however, that she can- her returns regularly to the She ms i« s0 not ge deep back court zood if only she will has a chop until s! perfect col in rer drive. 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