The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02

MacGav1n won-,.the :men's doubles. In
the Women's shingles Miss Florenee SUIT
ton, will play. the winner of the Miss Nior
let sutten-Miss My1ita Seymour match,
The feature. of the day Was the final
match in: doubles. Smith and AacGavip
were opposed To Percy MurdocE OF Ala
media and W. B. Collier of San Fran
DISCO, :. Despite the fact that MacGavir
was somewhat off in biz game he and
his partner beat Mubdock and Collier in
straight. sets. Tn the first set the winners
played fine tennis and won easily: The
second set was the closest of the match.
In this Collier and Murdoch were in the
lead. once at. as. but lost, TO. In the
third set Smith and MacGavin again won
I1andiIy. The. score was 60, rs, 5-S.
=: Collier and Murdoch played "a good,
steady game. but their opponents were
too fast. for them at the: net. Smith 5
high bounding twist. service was effect
i've.
In the. seminal match Collier and
Murdoch, contrary to expectations. beat
Archie Way and Robert Variel of the
soiIth in straight sets.
In the preliminary rounds of the wom-
ems singles both matches were won by
default. Miss. Edwards was too Ill TO
play and allowed the match to go to Mrs.
Seymour by default. In the other. match
Miss Gabriel Dobbins after winning the
first set and losing the second was forced
to retire on. account of the heat with the
score % in the third set.
In the first round Miss Hazel Hotch}xiss
made fair showing against Miss Violet
Sutton. In the first set Miss Hotchkiss
played at the net and worried her oppo-
nent considerably. Miss Sutton drove her
from the net position and from then on
it was plain sailing for her.
Miss Bessie Valleau made an excellent
showing against Miss Mylita Seymour.
She is only beginner and did we'll to win
set from her clever opponent.
Miss Florence Sutton beat Mrs Sey-
mour in a one-sided match Miss Ethel
Radcliffe also beat Miss Emma Hunter
quite handiy.
In the semi-hnals Miss Florence Sutton
beat Miss Radcliffe easily. The winner
is playing a strong game and stands an
excellent chance of playing Miss May
Sutton for the championship.
To-day and tomorrow will be devoted
to the mems singles. The women's sin
giles will probably be completed to-day.
The matches in mems singles to-day, will
probab bly, be one-sided a rule, as the
best players did not draw together. on
Thursday there will be some fine matches.
Bell and MacGavin will meet and Smith
and Collier, Murdoch and Way will proba-
bly, come together also. The matches yes
terday resulted as follows;
Mems doubles. semi-final round-Percy Muir
dock and w. B. Collier beat A. c. Way and r.
Varel Ga, "a, 6-3.
Finals-Grant Smith and Drummond Mac
Gavin beat Collier and Murdoch, 81. 10. 6-3.
Womena singles preliminary round-Miss
MyIita Seymour beat Miss Gabriel Dobbins. 30
So, 2-2 (withdrew) Mrs. Seymour won from
Miss Edwards by default First round-Miss
! Violet Sutton beat Miss Hazel Hotchktss, SIS
| 81; Miss Mylita Seymour beat Miss Valleau
| 6-3. 3-6, 6-3: Miss Florence Sutton beat Mrs
Seymour, SO 60: Miss Ethel Ratciiffe beat
Miss Emma Hunter, 6-3, 81.
mi-hnals-Miss Florence Sutton beat Mis-.
Ratciife 81. So; Miss Mylita Seymour vs.
| Miss Violet sutton 10 be playedl.