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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1923 4000 SEE FINALS OF TENNIS MEET Alonso, Big Drawing Card, Takes State Title More than 4,000 tennis fans gathered at the Skokie Country club Sunday after- non to see the finals in the singles and doubles in the Illinois State champion- ship tournament held last week on the hard courts of the Skokie club. Manuel Alonso, Spanish champion, was the out- standing player of the day, defeating William T. Tilden, America's premier tennis player, for the Illinois State championship. The sets between Alonso and Tilden went 8-6, 11-13, 6-3, 6-1. Although Tilden has been beaten by scattered players from America and Aus- tralia, Alonso is the first European who has beaten the American star. Both men displayed the very best kind of sports- manship through the match and both were highly applauded by the crowd. Al- onso as especially quick in the back court, covering it like a flash. Many of his points were won on passing strokes and he aced Tilden four or five times. Mrs. Wills Wins Another great favorite with the gal- leries was the California lass, Miss Helen Wills, who won the final round in the women's singles by defeating Miss Mar- ion Leighton of Chicago. Her spirited driving and rallies to the net for a speed- ing shot made the outcome of the match a foregone conclusion after a few games. The boy's doubles championship went to Cliff Nelson and Emmet Pare who defeated Donald Strachan and A. L. Weiner, Tilden's favorite. By beating Miss Margaret Delay, Ruth Dunscombe won the girls' singles final in 6-2, 6-4. Westbrook-Hayes, Champs Playing in great shape Walter West- brook, Detroit, and Walter Hayes, Chi- cago, won the final match for the doubles trophy by upsetting George Lott Jr., and Lawrence Rice, from Chicago and Bos- ton respectively. Earlier in the tourna- ment young Lott won the juniors' sin- gles championship by defeating David O'Laughlin, boy champion of the United States. Those who sponsored the tournament declare it to be one of the best that has been held in this part of the country. This statement is concurred in by North Shore tennis fans who watched the play. Summaries The summaries in the finals were: Juniors' Singles--Final round--George Lott Jr. Chicago, defeated David O'Laughlin, Pittsburg, 6-2, 6-2. MEN'S SINGLES--Final round-- Manuel Alonso, Spain, defated William | Tilden II, Philadelphia, 8--6, 11--13, 6--3, 6--1. MEN'S DOUBLES--Final round-- Walter Hayes, Chicago, and Walter Westbrook, Detroit, defeated Lawrence Rice Boston, and George M. Lott, Chi- cago, 6--3, 6--2, 6--2. WOMEN'S SINGLES--Final round --Miss Helen Wills, Berkeley, Cal., de- feated Miss Marion Leighton, Chicago, 6--0 BOYS' DOUBLES--Final round-- Cliff Nelson and Emmet Pare, Chicago, defeated A. I. Wiemer and Don Strach- an, Philadelphia, 6--8, 6--1, 6--4. GIRLS' SINGLES--Final round-- Ruth Dunscombe defeated Margaret De- lay, 7-5, 6--2. WOMEN'S DOUBLES--Final round --Miss Kinsel and Miss Mican defeated Miss Thompson and Miss Pauling, 7--5, 4--6, 8--6. Prominent Church Woman Dies at Home in Indiana News reached the village this week of the death on Friday, July 6, of Mrs. Mulla Buck Dean, wife of the Rev. J. E. Dean, and sister of F. A. Buck of Wilmette, at her home in West Lebanon, Indiana. Death came after many months of suffering with cancer, pneumonia de- veloping in recent weeks. Mrs. Dean was well known on the north shore as a prominent worker in Methodist church circles. She was es- pecially active in Sunday school work in the Wheadon Methodist church at Ev- anston where for many years she was superintendent of the school. She was the founder of the Junior league chapter in the Wheadon church. Her interests were largely devoted to work among boys. 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Fire department and fire protection, $3,300; police department salaries, $10,000; current expenses, $3,000; health department, $100; labor for sidewalk cleaning and repairs, $4,000; ma- terial for street and sidewalk clean- ing and repairs, $2,000; removing snow from sidewalks, $500; street lighting, $4,600; garbage removal, $4,200; rent, $500; insurance and fidelity, $750; legal services not including help, $4,500; zoning expense, $1,500; sta- tionery, printing and supplies, $400; fur- nitures and fixtures, $500; interest on bonds, $415; principal on three bonds, $1,500, and general fund $1,500. Although the bill provides certain defi- nite sums for the maintenance of the above departments, it does not neces- sarily follow that the various depart- ments will spend all of the money allotted to them. As a matter of fact the village government usually spends less than $40,- 000 a year even though a greater amount is provided for in the tax levy ordin- ance. N. U. Students to Make Detailed Maps of Campus Six groups of students of the en- gineering school of Northwestern uni- versity are engaged in surveying the campus and in map-making. The location of buildings, walks, trees, and shrubs more than 18 inches high will be designated on the maps. The students are also taking cognizance of the lake shore, and will state the depth of the water at regular inter- vals. North Side Motor Co. Has Big Used Car Sale One of the largest sales of used cars ever held on the North Side is now be- ing conducted by the North Side Motors company, said to be the largest retail dealers in the world. The sale is being held at the open air used car market at the corner of Sherman avenue and Grove street, Evanston. Cars from all the local agencies of the North Side Motors company have been concentrated at this spot and are being sold every day and Sunday until 10 p. m. 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