1914 World Hard Court Championships – Women's singles

Women's singles
1914 World Hard Court Championships
Final
Champion	Suzanne Lenglen
Runner-up	Germaine Golding
Score	6–2, 6–1
Details
Draw	19
Events
Singles men women Doubles men women mixed
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The women's singles was one of five events of the 1914 World Hard Court Championships tennis tournament held in Paris, France from 29 May until 8 June 1914. The draw consisted of 19 players. Mieken Rieck was the defending champion, but did not participate. Suzanne Lenglen (who also won the women's double championship that year) won her first of four titles, defeating fellow French player Germaine Golding in straight sets in the final.

	Semifinals							Final
	Suzanne Lenglen		6	4	6
	Suzanne Amblard		2	6	3
								Suzanne Lenglen		6	6
								Germaine Golding		2	1
	Marguerite Broquedis		2	2
	Germaine Golding		6	6

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals
								Suzanne Lenglen		6	8
								Phyllis Satterthwaite		3	6
															Suzanne Lenglen		6	6
	Anne de Borman		w/o												Anne de Borman		2	3
	Hedwig von Satzger							Anne de Borman		6	6
	Mlle Poujade		6	8	6			Mlle Poujade		3	1
	Caro Dahl		3	10	4																	Suzanne Lenglen		6	4	6
																						Suzanne Amblard		2	6	3
								Magda Aranyi		w/o
								M. Tripp
															Magda Aranyi		0	0
															Suzanne Amblard		6	6
								Suzanne Amblard		6	6
								Angelica Plantier		0	1

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals
								Marguerite Broquedis		6	6
	Blanche Amblard		6	6				Blanche Amblard		3	3
	Sigrid Fick		3	3											Marguerite Broquedis		4	2
															Elizabeth Ryan		6	6
								Elizabeth Ryan		6	6	6
								Marie Conquet		8	4	0
																						Marguerite Broquedis		2	2
																						Germaine Golding		6	6
								M. Fergus		6	6
								Cecile Matthey		2	2
															M. Fergus		3	10	1
															Germaine Golding		6	8	6
								Germaine Golding		w/o
								J. Tripp