Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-02
SOUTHERNERSW|N
IN OPEN SINGLES
REFUGEES LEARN DEFEAT AT
TENNIS
5undy, Brown and sinsabaueh Win
Easily From Foley, Gardner
and Adams--Crawford
Already Out

Play i'm the Ocean Park tennis tourna-
ment for the championship of Southern
California continued yesterday with
some of the best matches seen on local
courts this year, and the third round
of the open singles resulted in four clean
victories for the southern players ana
the wiping of the San Francisco con-
tingent off the sheet.
Nat G. Browne, u. S. G. champion and
the winner of the two last tournaments,
brought Cad Gardner into camp to the
tune of Go, 6-2
Tom Bundy beat Charles Foley, go,
Ga, Hal Braly defeated Alfonso Bell,
the former champion, Ga, 4-6, 6-3; Simp-
son Sinsabaugh beat f. Adams 6-2, Ga.
This will bring Browne and Bundy,
and Braly and Snsabaugh together in
the semi-finals. Winners in the semi
finals will play in the challenge round
AS Eugene Overton will not defend
his cha mpionship title this year, the
winner of the challenge round will take
the cup and title.
Tom Bundy's match with Foley was q
hot one. The San Francisco lad, still
troubled by play on a strange court,
worked his hardest but Bundy, playing
as good a game while in the lead as he
usually does when getting beaten, gave
him no mercy.
Bundy was everywhere at once and
in spite of Foley's clever trick of never
giving his play away, seemed to foresee
the refugees cleverest place shot.
The match was by no means one
sided, however, for game after game
went time after time to deuce before a
lucky drive, kill or bob would win the
needed point.
Simpson Sinsebaugh, the man with
the smile, attended to Adams in short
a NJ h1 n do
feated Crawford it only needed
Brownies defeat of Gardner to clear the
board and leave the field clear to the
good old quartet, Braly, Sinsabaugh,
Bundy and Browne.
Play in the mems doubles was begun
in earnest and it now looks as though
Foley and Gardner would meet Sinsa-
baugh and Browne for the right to
challenge Bell and Way for the title.
The scores were:
Open Doubles
First round-Braly and Hart beat
Steele and Grace 6-2, 6-2; Bundy and
Gorham beat Taylor and Griffith 6-1.
6-1; Adams and Crawford beat Russ
and Schmidt 6-2, 63; Spaulding and
Donnell beat Galusha and Hutton, de-
fault.
Second round-Wayne and Variel beat
Foley and Gardner GA, As, Ca Browne
and Sinsabaugh beat Spaulding and
Donnell rs, Us.
Mixed Doubles
Preliminary round-Mrs. Farquhar
and Bumiller beat Miss Scott and
Townsend 6-1, 6-1; Miss Browne and
Variel beat Miss Hutton and Cassell
6-3, Sc; Miss F. Sutton and Sinsabaugh,
Miss Dobbins and Wayne, scores 81
Nff
and Crawford, bye; Miss Bundy and
Bundy, bye.
Junior Singles
Second round-H N. Rogers beat
Mace 2-6, To- rs; C. A. Rogers beat
Holmes, G-1, 6-1.
Ladies' Singles
Second round-Mrs. Seymour beat
Miss Conger CO. GA.
Third round-Mfs. Bruce beat Mrs
Seymour 60, 60; Miss F. Sutton beat
Miss Peralta 6-1, 6-3.
Open Singles
Second round-Bundy beat Cassell S-6
6-1
Third round-Browne beat Gardner
60, 6-2; Bundy beat Foley 6-2, Ga;
Braly beat Bell GA, As, SO; Sinsa
baugh beat Adams 6-2, Ga.
Drawings for Ladies' Doubles
Aiken, bye; Hutton, bye; Variel, bye;
Holmes, bye; Mace, bye; c. Grace and
Taylor; Gabriel and ]. Holiness Griffitt +
and Lowe; Galusha and Gorham; Town.
send, bye; Davis, bye; Donnel bye
Stanton, bye; Bradford, bye; Buttolph
bye.
Drawings for Ladies' Singles
Mrs. Farquhar and Miss Hall anc
Mrs. Bruce and Miss Dobbins; Miss r
Sutton and Miss Seymour, and Mis-:
Conger and Miss Browne; the Misse:
Scott, and Miss Hutton and Miss Bun