Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-24
SANTA MONICA.
A. a, Twiss Carries OFF the ALL
Corners, singles.

OOmeRs, singles.
The fact that the all-comers' singles
would be decided this morning attract ed
everybody interested in tennis to the
Casino, and albeit the weather was
rather warm, the day proved to be 6
very enjoyable one, for the contest:
were very interesting. AS was expected
Mr.. A. Q. Twiss carried off the big
event, Mr.. Severance, who was opposed
to him in the third round, courteously
retiring, 80 that Mr.. Twiss might be
fresh for the final. The prize is very
handsome and valuable, and now be-
comes Mr.. Teviss's property; but in or
der to secure the championship he must
contend with Mr.. r. P. Carter, who won
the event last year, and this match will
be played tomorrow.
The full score for the all-comers' sim
giles is as follows,
First Round-Lockwood beat Barnes
by default; Woodhouse beat Bowring
6.4, 60; Lester beat Jones 6,3, 6.2;
Lindsay beat Charming 6 3, 5.6, go; Sew
erance beat Kinney ga, 6.5; NJ. Camp
bell-J Johnston beat Routh 6.1, 20; Twiss
beat F. Carter 81, 6, 6.3; Waring, a
bye.
Second Round-W -Woodhouse beat Lock
wood 6, 6.2, 6 g.; Lindsay beat Lester
So, 6.3; Severance beat Campbell'John-
ston 60, ga; Twiss beat Waring 4.6,
6.1,6
Third Round-Woodhous beat Lind
say 6.1, 6.1; Twiss beat Severance by
default.
Fourth Round-Twiss beat Wood
house by 60, 81, 63, and won the
event.
The mixed doubles are now being de-
cided, the scores 30 far being as fol-
lows: Miss Wilkes and Twiss beat Miss
Gilliland and Kinney, 81, 60; Mrs.
Waring and Cawston beat Miss Tufts
and Harrison, 6 0, 6 3; Miss Carter and
R. P. Carter beat Miss English and
Lindsay, 62, 6.1; Miss Shoemaker and
Barnes beat Miss G. Gilliland and Lock.
wood. Sc, ga, SO.
The hsndicapping for the last two
events on the programme was posted to.
day, with chart showing the system
on which the figures were carried out.
They are as follows:
Handicap SiDgles-F Garter and
Twiss owe 30; K. Carter, Woodhouse
and Barnes owe p 10; Waring, Caws-
ton, Ellis, scratch; Lockwood, Bowring,
receive 2 bisques; Lindsay, Severance,
receive e Is; Barry, Kinney, receive =
Is and 2 bisques; Lester, Charming,
Cosby receive Is and 1 .biaque; Jones,
Corson, Van Doren, Johnston, Chase,
Howard receive p 80.
Handicap Doubles-Twiss and Wood
house owe p 80; F. Carter and Barry
owe Is; Waring and Cawston and
Barnes and Lindsay owe 15; Ellis
and Cosby and Bowring and Lockwood,
nd
bisques; Jones and Lester receive Is;
Charming and Severance receive Is and
l bisque; Chase and Curtis and Allen
and Corson receive Is and bisquss;
Van Doren and Johnston receive % 80.
The handicap singles have also been
started, the following being the drawing
for the games: Allen vs.. Waring, Van
Doren VS.. Charming, Barnes vs.. Cosby,
Cswston vs. Lindsay, Corson vs. Jones,
F. Carter vs. Ellis, Lester vs. Barry,
Twiss VS.. NJ. Campbell Johnston, Lock.
wood We. Severance, Woodhouse vs.
Bowring, Chase vs.. Howard, X. Carter
vs.. Kinney. So far Waring has beaten
Allen, and Charming has defeated Van
Doren.
The Casino ballroom was the scene of
good deal of labor this afternoon in
preparation for the annual tournament
ball tonight It is to be an exclusive
affair, only 100 tickets Of admission hav-
ing been printed.
TOWN NEWS.
An ice cream and cake festival is to be
given in the North Beach pavilion to-
morrow night by the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor.
The quarterly meeting of the M. E.
church of Santa Monica begins tomor-
row and will last two days. Rev. J. W.
Van Cleve, Presiding Elder, will be pres
ent and will preach ON Sunday morning.
A lecture is to be given by Miss s. M.
johnson in the town hall on Third street
on Sunday evening.
Detectives Metzler and Lawson are to
referee the swimming match on North
Beach on Sunday, and Prof. Sundstrom
has been chosen as referee. The con.
test promises to be an exciting one, as
the men are hard at work practicing.
The North Beach bathhouse had the
biggest week day rush today that has
been experienced this season.
A party of prominent Pasadenans came
over to the Arcadia today and passed
few hours on the sands. There were
present Miss M. E. Bradley, Miss E.
Bradley, Miss May Cooley, P. B.
LclbuhIG, vis3 A'Auy O'
J. Rowan, DR.. w. F. Charming, Miss
Sterling, G. H. Barnes and E. L. Barnes.
Hancock Banning and Guy B. Barham,
of La Paloma, came down last night to
get some specimens of seaweed.
The Duke of Anaheim has established
his court at the Arcadia for few days.
Mr.. T. B. Dapray is enjoying a brief
vacation at the Arcadia.
DR.. R. R. Dorsey, of Vernondale, is at
the Arcadia for short stay.
Mr.. ]. R. sattern and family are firmly
ensconced in tent on North Beach.
Mr.. S. Polaski, wife and child are now
to be found at the Arcadia.
Dr. LIE Moyne Wills has concluded
that Santa Monica is the only place In
this vicinity to pass the summer. He is
domiciled at the Arcadia.
Eugene Del Mar, Mrs. F. A. Eastman,
Miss Rowan, S. @. Ward, A. Jacoby,
Mrs. j. W. Manning, Mrs. s. M. Jenkins,
J. E. Cook and w. T. Veale are among
the arrivals at the Arcadia today. ii.
August %, 1889.
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