1922 Wimbledon Championships

Women's singles
Women's singles
1922 Wimbledon Championships
Champion	Suzanne Lenglen
Runner-up	Molla Mallory
Score	6–2, 6–0
Draw	64
Seeds	–

Three-time defending champion Suzanne Lenglen defeated Molla Mallory in the final, 6–2, 6–0 to win the ladies' singles tennis title at the 1922 Wimbledon Championships.^[1]^[2] The final lasted only 23 minutes, the quickest singles final match in the history of the tournament.^[3]

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Final

Elizabeth Ryan	1	6

Suzanne Lenglen	6	8
			Suzanne Lenglen	6	6

			Irene Peacock	4	1
Peggy Dransfield	2	2

Irene Peacock	6	6
						Suzanne Lenglen	6	6

						Molla Mallory	2	0
Mrs IFL Elliot	6	1

Winifred Beamish	8	6
			Winifred Beamish	2	2

			Molla Mallory	6	6
Aurea Edgington	2	4

Molla Mallory	6	6

Top half

Section 1

First round				Second round				Third round			Quarterfinals

Elizabeth Ryan	6	6
Enid Head	3	0		E Ryan	4	6	6
Winifred McNair	8	6		W McNair	6	3	0
Olive Manser	6	1						E Ryan	6	6
Ermyntrude Harvey	7	4	6					E Harvey	3	3
Mrs RRW Jackson	5	6	2	E Harvey	6	6
D Fenwick	6	4	4	Mrs Rawson-Wood	2	1
Mrs Rawson-Wood	1	6	6								E Ryan	1	6
ML Stevenson	3	5									S Lenglen	6	8
Evelyn Colyer	6	7		E Colyer	6	6
Sylvia Lumley-Ellis	6	4		PM Stevenson	3	3
PM Stevenson	8	6						E Colyer	0	0
Kitty McKane	6	6						S Lenglen	6	6
Eleonora Sears	1	0		K McKane	1	5
Suzanne Lenglen	6	6		S Lenglen	6	7
Mrs MF Ellis	0	0

Section 2

First round				Second round				Third round			Quarterfinals

Mrs Anstey
Ruth Winch	w/o			Mrs Anstey	2	6	3
Blanche Colston	6	6		B Colston	6	3	6
Peggy Ingram	3	4						B Colston	w/o
Annie Cobb	w/o							P Dransfield
Peggy Dransfield				P Dransfield	8	2	6
Helen Leisk	8	6		H Leisk	6	6	4
Molly Welsh	6	2									P Dransfield	6	6
Norah Middleton	8	6	6								I Peacock	2	2
Mrs HC Hextall	6	8	1	N Middleton	2	0
Mildred Coles	2	1		I Peacock	6	6
Irene Peacock	6	6						I Peacock	7	6
Elizabeth Macready	6	2	6					D Holman	5	0
Mrs AA Hall	3	6	2	E Macready	3	0
Dorothy Holman	6	6		D Holman	6	6
Violet Pinckney	1	2

Bottom half

Section 3

First round				Second round			Third round			Quarterfinals

C Rimington	6	3	6
Edith Sigourney	4	6	4	C Rimington	5	3
Mrs IFL Elliot	6	6		Mrs IFL Elliot	7	6
Mrs Johnstone-Brown	2	2					Mrs IFL Elliot	6	6
Mrs JB Perrett	5	6	2				M O'Neill	4	3
Madeline O'Neill	7	3	6	M O'Neill	6	8
Louise Bull	8	6		L Bull	2	6
Pauline Alison	6	1								Mrs IFL Elliot	6	1
Ariadne Rodocanachi	6	6								W Beamish	8	6
Mrs ES Graham	4	4		A Rodocanachi	2	2
Winifred Beamish	6	6		W Beamish	6	6
Dorothy Kemmis-Betty	2	4					W Beamish	6	6
Mrs HB Weston	2	6	7				Mrs HB Weston	3	4
WM Haughton	6	3	5	Mrs HB Weston	6	6
Marjorie Bain	0	0		M Stocks	4	4
Margaret Stocks	6	6

Section 4

First round				Second round			Third round				Quarterfinals

MS Scott	5	5
Vera Youle	7	7		V Youle	2	3
Doris Craddock	1	0		A Edgington	6	6
Aurea Edgington	6	6					A Edgington	6	3	6
AM Hogg	3	4					E Rose	1	6	3
EZ Stokes	6	6		EZ Stokes	5	1
Eleanor Goss	2	0		E Rose	7	6
Eleanor Rose	6	6									A Edgington	2	4
Mabel Parton	6	6									M Mallory	6	6
Mrs Bruce-May	2	4		M Parton	6	6
Jessie Walker	0	6	1	P Satterthwaite	4	1
Phyllis Satterthwaite	6	3	6				M Parton	2	1
Mrs WP Keays	0	3					M Mallory	6	6
Molla Mallory	6	6		M Mallory	6	6
Joan Hextall	3	3		Mrs WL Hollick	1	2
Mrs WL Hollick	6	6

References

↑ 100 Years of Wimbledon by Lance Tingay, Guinness Superlatives Ltd. 1977
↑ Barrett, John (2014). Wimbledon: The Official History (4th ed.). Vision Sports Publishing. ISBN 9-781909-534230.
↑ "What was the shortest-ever match at Wimbledon?". Ask Steven – ESPN.co.uk. Archived from the original on 14 June 2020. Retrieved 25 June 2012.

External links

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[Tingay-1] 100 Years of Wimbledon by Lance Tingay, Guinness Superlatives Ltd. 1977

[Barrett-2] Barrett, John (2014). Wimbledon: The Official History (4th ed.). Vision Sports Publishing. ISBN 9-781909-534230.

[3] "What was the shortest-ever match at Wimbledon?". Ask Steven – ESPN.co.uk. Archived from the original on 14 June 2020. Retrieved 25 June 2012.

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