The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08
SCRATCH TEAMS
TAKE TROPHY
Fast Playing of Miss Myer
and Miss Vodden Allows
Them to Annex New Cups
GAMES ARE ALL CLOSE
Members of Juvenile Club
Take Part in Six Continu-
GUS Tournament Matches

The new three-time tennis cups COM
peted for for the first time on the
Golden Gate Park courts yesterday
were won bv Miss Anabelle vodden
and Miss Coda Myer, playing from
scratch. In. the finals they met Miss
Dorothy Weed and Miss Sorita Van
Welt, another scratch team. This
match went the full three sets. The
losers won the first set quite easily
by 6-3 score. but Miss Crocker and
Miss Myer played good uphill game
and Won the second and third sets.
The handicapping was exceptionally
well done, as the scores show. Miss
Wegener and Miss Watson and Miss
Jones and Miss Worcester, the two
most heavily handicapped teams, had
several close matches and were beaten
after a hard fight.
The closest match OF the day was
that between Miss E. Hess and Miss
Vera Beyfuss and Miss Wegener and
Mrs. Watson. The former received
odds of "3-6." while their opponents
lowed Is 3-6." The odds were large,
but Miss Wegener and Mrs. Watson
managed to win out. The first set
went to the winners by a 12-10 score.
Miss Beyfuss and Miss Hess won the
second set easily, but lost the third
Ga
Miss vodden and Miss Myer had
their hardest match in the first round.
They received owe odds of ''15 3-6' and
after losing the first set pulled out the
next two and won with nothing to
spare.
Both semi-final matches went in
straight sets, but they were close. The
scores follow:
Miss Anabelle Vodden and Miss
Coda Myer (scratch), beat Miss e.
Jones and Miss Worcester (owe Is $50.
3-S, 7-5, 6-4; Mrs. Watson and Miss
Lulu Wegener lowe 15 3-6), beat Miss
Vera Beyfuss and Miss E. Hess (3-6),
12-10, 2-6, Ga: Miss Sarita Van
Vliet and Miss d. Weed (scratch), beat
Miss G.. Saylor and Miss E. Noble
(15), 64, 6-4.
Semi-finals-Miss Vodden and Miss
Myer beat Miss Wegener and Mrs.
Miss Van Vliet beat Miss MearnS and
Miss -- lowe 3-6), Ga, 7-5.
Finals-Miss Vodden and Miss Myer
beat Miss Weed and Miss Van Vliet,
3-6, 6-2, 6-4. rassa1fssE
Six continuous tournament matches
were played by the boys at the park,
two matches in each class. In the
first class H. -Getz ID beat r. Strachan
(2), 2-6, "a, 7-5, and M. McLough-
lin (4) beat r. Strachan (2), 2-6, 6-4,
6-3. In the second class H. Lang 60
beat V. Butler co., Ga, 64, and J.
Strachan CD beat H. Riordan (2), Go,
6-1. In the third class r. Reigel Q2)
beat G.. Maundrell Q1), Sc, 7-5, and
T. Stewart (3) beat r. Smith (2), So,
6-1.
Some good practice matches were
played on the California Club courts,
most of which were doubles. Herbert
Long and George James were too
strong for Harry Rolfe and Sidney
Salisbury and beat them three straight
sets.
Another good double was a one-set
match between DR.. Hill and Harry
Rolfe and DR.. Hardy and Albert Ken
yon. The former won by small mar
gin. The. scores follow:
Herbert Long and George James beat
Harry Rolfe and Sidney Salisbury
Ga, 6-3, 60, Ga; William John
son tied H. Spring, Ga, 3-6: DR..
Younger and Arthur Chesebrough beat
Moulten Warner and Albert Kenyon,
Ga, 3-6, 60; Harry Sullivan and
DR.. Noble. beat Johnson and Spring,
6+3, Sc: Harold Gabriel and Duval
Moore beat w. Blanchard and T. Black
60; George James beat Herbert Long,
6-1, e--6, Ga; Harry Rolfe and DIR.
Hill beat DR.. Sumner Hardy and Ken
yon, TO: Carl Gardner beat w. G.
Knowlton, ca, 6-3, 6-2, Ga; Gabriel
beat Moore, 6-3, 5-5; Gus Lisser beat
H Erskine. 7-6.