The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
McL0UGHLIN PROVES
CLEVER AT TENNIS
Defeats All Opponents in
Singles Tournament for
the Junior Club.

Two interesting tennis tournaments were
played on the park courts yesterday. The
ladies figured in handicap doubles
event, while the members of the Junior
Club met in a scratch singles tourna-
ment. In the boys event Morris Nc
Loughlin again carried off the honors.
The winner proved easily the best player
in the club. This makes his second
straight victory, and another will give
him the handsome trophy for all time.
The ladies' event was completed down
to the finals, the successful teams being
Miss Ida Mearns and Miss Vera Crocker
(scratch) and Miss Wegener and Mrs.
Watson lowe Is 1-6). OF the three matches
actually played, two were exceedingly
close. The closest match occurred in the
serni-finaIs when Miss vodden and Miss
Meyer met Miss Mearns and Miss
Crocker. The latter received owe odds of
3-6 and after the first set looked to be
sure losers Miss Meyer and Miss Vodden,
however, lost the second set, and after
a long close struggle, the third and de-
Gliding set also went to their opponents.
In the other semi-final match Miss
Wegener and Mrs. Watson beat Miss
Weed and Miss Van Vliet easily.
The preliminary round match between
Miss Vodden and Miss Meyer and Miss
Beyfuss and Miss Greenberg resulted in
a victory for the former after two close
sets had been played. The score of each
/ was Sc.
Twenty-eight boys competed in the
scratch singles tournament, but the fact
that every match, except the finals, was
won in straight sets, made it possible to
complete the event in one day. Nc
Loughlin won as he pleased until he
reached the finals, where he met a young
player who proved in his own ella SIS.
Getz won the first set much to the sur
prise of Mclaughlin, but the latter,
when he awoke to the exigencies of the
occasion, experienced no difficulty in pull
ing out the match. The score follows:
Miss vodden and Miss Myer (owe $50
beat Miss Beyfuss and mss Greenberg
cove 40, Sc, Sc; Mrs. Watson and Miss
Wegener lowe Is 1-6) beat Miss " Bey-
fuss and Miss Hess (4-6) by default
Semi -finals-Miss Mearns and Miss
Crocker (scratch) beat Miss vodden ant
Miss Myer (owe $50, 1-6. 6-3, IS; Mrs
Watson and Miss Wegener beat Miss Var
vliet and Miss Weed (scratch), so, 3d.
Boys scratch singles:
Preliminary round-H. McLane beat H
Levinson, ga 6-4; M McLoughlin bea
A Martinez, GA, GA; J., Strachan beat III
Garcia, 6-2, 6-1: r. Strachan beat M
Williamson. 81, 60: F. Bass beat A
Tullanes, GA. GA; o. Sonntag beat N
Abbott, 6r2, e-z; L. Rosenshine beat w
| hugSleS, eO o-o' D. eWeet DedI rs. val
vliet by default; j. Hammond beat c
Drossner. ga, 6<2-; n. Getz beat M Nor
ris, Cd, 6-3; w. Marcus beat F. Kahn b,
default; L. Levinson beat r, Cohn, 6-1
6-1.
First round-H. Lang beat R Lorentz
S-e, Ga: Mclaughlin beat McLane, GA
64 R Strachan beat ]. Strachan, 6-1, 60
r. Bass beat Sonntag, 6-1, go; L. Rosen
shine beat Jewett. 6-3, 6-2: Getz beat ]
I Hammond 6-2. 81: Levinson beat W
Marcus, 7-5, 81; w. Patterson beat E
Garcia. 6-2. 6-1
Second round-McLoughlin beat Lang
81, e-1: Strachan beat Bass. So, 6-2; Get
beat Rosenshine, 81. go; Levinson bea
Patterson. Ga 6-4
Semi-f1nals--McLoughli beat Strachan
GA. GA: Gets beat Devinson, 6-3, 6-1.
Final--McLoughlin beat Getz, ST, g..
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