Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28
SANTA MONICA.
preseutation of the PRICES Tor the
Tennis Tournament.

There was a big attendance at the Ca
s;no last night to witness the presenta'
ton of the prizes TO the victors in the
ltsnnis tournament, and to participate in
the hop that was to be given. Mr.. Alb
i hot Kinney, as President of the Associa-
ton. paved the way for the awarding by
a few we'll chosen remarks, and then the
, chosen ones advanced and received their
rewards from the fair hands OF Mrs. ii.
r. Lockwood. The prize list was as
follows:
Gantlemen's singles - First prize,
I American Tate racket, donated by ID. ID:
suesserott, won by F. Carter; second
t prize. Slocum Jr. racket, donated by the
Q association, won by X. Carter. :,
Ladies' singles First prize, silver
/, trophy cup, donated by Hotel Arcadia
!. won by Miss Carter; second prlze,
d Beekman racket, donated by. ID; II.
8 Suesserott, won by Miss &: Gilliland.
II Gentlemen's doubles-First pTize, tWo
u American Tate rackets, donated oy t4e y
e association, won by +. Cartsr ana N. ,
al Carter: second prize, two custom-msoe
rt tennis shifts. donated by Evan E. Evans,
st won by G. A. Barnes and R. H. Lindsay
le Ladies' doubles-First prize, two Slo
rs cum rackets, donated by A. G. Spal ding
at 4 Bros, won by Mrs. Waring, and Mlss
as q Gilliiand; second honors obtained by
Ill Miss Shoemaker and Miss England.
lie All-comers' singles-First prize, shaw
's, ing cup and brush donated by the asso
Id citation. won by A. Q Twiss; secon'
On honors obtained by Woodhouse.
.rt Mixed doubles-Silver trophy cup ane
y, silver trophy cigar box donated by tn
he association, won by Miss Garter and K
It's P. Carter; second prize, two slocur
en- rackets donated by Tufts-Lyon Arm
IN Co.. won by Miss Wilkes and A. I
The handicap singles and handica
ate doubles not having been declded tn
an ceremonies were over and then all pr
ced pared for the ball. 1t was most plea
mt ant affair and that 1t was heartiiy 81
ma ioyed was evidenced by the fact that
ter was prolonged into the small hours.
'ort At the courts today the players hay
been busy concluding the handica
the games in the singles, the scores lin q
his dition to those already given in the!
me col umns) being as follows:
,ro- Fourth Round = Woodhouse, be
the Crawston 2.6, 62. z. 6; F. Garter be
art X, Carter ga, 6, ga.
Fifth Round-Frank Garter beat Woo
re house ga, 6.5, ga and won the event.
,as, The handicap doubles resulted IN Il
ING Oosuy, 90, 90, OF; Twlss and Woo
les house beat Van Doren and Campbe
orc Johnston by forfeit.
toeI Second Round Waring and Cswat,
bo beat Harrison and Kinney, 4.6, 65.
,ct F: Carter and Barry beat Barnes ar
,as Lindsay, GA, 6 2; Twiss and Woodhout
nd peat Chase and Curtis 1.6, 6.4,45; A
bs len and Corson beat Charming and Loci
hhe wood, ga, 60.
rae Third Round-Waring and Cawsto
peat Frank Carter and Barry, 6 8, 6.2
IN. d~lss and Woodhouse beat Allen an
M Carson, 56, 6.3, GA.
70 Fourth Round-Twiss and Woodhous
in peat. Waring and Cawston by 6.5, Ga
8, and Won the event.
do And now the fourth annual tournamen
,is Is over, and its busy officials can take
he Weil.deseryed rest. Mr.. N. E. swsrt
to Wout, the honorary Secretary and Treas
,;r urer OF the association, deserves a priz,
~ ~ as handsome as any of those awardsd r. r.
~ the players, for he worked night and daI
NJ NJ in the discharge of his self.imposed dn
as ties, and to him the success of the tour
az nament is largely due. His aides-de
n camp, Messrs. FL. B. Lockwood and w
d. Young, are also deserving of praise
y, for they left nothing undone that the,
- might have done. o'
) The social duties were largely in the
d nands OF Mrs. I'll. B. Lockwood and Mrs.
il y. +. Jones, for these ladies organized
Ii .he grand ball and looked generally after
!. the interests of the gathering, with the
a result that they leave record surpassing
r. all precedents connected with the Casino,
ano one that will be hard to beat.
II August q, 1889. IT