The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05

Edited by
R. A. Smyth.
FOLEY MAKES POOR
SHOWING WITH
M. LONG.

The mems singles tournament was
completed TO the final round on the
Hotel Rafael courts yesterday Con
trary TO expectations both SEM fnal
matches were one-sided affairs l,el-
vile Long disposed OF Charles 70 ev
about as he pleased. and Tom Bun "
beat Clarence Griffin with equal eas,
The defeat Of Foley al the hands Of
Long occasioned considers Die surprise
Long simply outclassed his opponent
from start to finish and won about tho
most one-sided match ever PLAYED bv
two frst-class men in championship
tournament
Long won the first set without the
loss of game, and had a lead of ST.
in the second set Foley took the next
two games but lost the set. So Long
showed surprising form and fooled the
wise ones who predicted he would falf
down after defeaEFg Bell Foley was.
played poor tennis Long took the
net on all occasions. and Foley could
made no headway-
Bundy lived up to his reputation In
his match with Griffin. and proved that
ne Is as clever as his clubmates from
the south claim The clever young
Griffin was clear'y Cufplayed and never
had a chance against his more skillful
opponent. Bundr won both sets with
out extending himseif. The final match
Will be played eithsr Friday or SAT-
urday and should prove great ore II
Long and Bundy play as well as they
did yesterday
The ladies' singles and doubles tour
naments were commenced yesterday.
In the latter Miss HotcnkSss and Miss
Ratcliffe. of Berkeley. won place in
the finals easily. The only match they
played was with Miss Garland and
Miss Seymour. of Los Angeles. and the
Berkeley girls won with ease.
The only other match played in the
doubles was between Mrs. Seymour
and Miss Peralta of the south. and
Miss valleau and Miss Jones The Wis
| itors experienced little trouble in win
ming Mrs. Seymour and Miss Peratta
will meet Mrs. Bruce and Miss Dob
bins in the seml-fnals-
The only match that was at all close
| In ladies' singles was that between
Miss Hazel Hotchkfss. State champion.
and Miss Golda Never of San Fran
CISCO The latter was conceded little
chance to win. but almost beat the
champion The match was unusually
close, and Miss Hotchkiss won by the
narrowest Of margins.
After the first set. which Miss Hotch-
kiss won. Miss Meyer struck her gait
and almost won out. In the third set
Miss Hotchkiss led at Al. but her
clever young opponent evened up the
score and forced the champion to- a
long deuce set BY defeating MISS
Meyer. Miss Hotchkiss won a place IN
the semi finals. She will meet the win =
ner of the match between Mrs Bruces
and Miss Peralta- Miss Dobbins and
Miss Ratcliffe won their matches easily
and will meet In the semi-hnals.
The junior singles and mems doubles
4 will be played today.
Yesterdays scores follow:
Mems singles. semi Anal round--Mel-
| Vile Long beat Charles Foley, SO. So:
/ Tom Bundy beat Clarence Griffin. 6-2.
6-1.
Ladies' singles, preliminary round
Mrs Bruce beat Miss Garland. 6-2, So
Miss Pera1ta beat Miss Val1eau. ST.
SO; Miss Dobbins beat Miss Seymour
60. 81.
First round-Miss Hotchkiss beat
Miss Myer. ga. ia, SIS: Miss Dobbins
beat Mrs. Seymour. s-1. SIS; Miss Rat
cline beat Miss Jones, So, SO.
| Ladies' dOubles-0Irs. Seymour and
/ Miss Peralta beat Miss Jones and Miss
/ Val1eau. 6-2, 6-3: Miss Ratcliffe and
Miss Hotchkiss beat Miss Seymour and
Miss Garland. So, 6-1.