Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
PLAYERS FINISH
TENNIS TOURNEY
FLORENCE SUTTON ADDS TO
FAMILY TROPHIES
In Finish of Women's Open Singles
Sister of Champion Defeats Oppo-
nents-Results Of Last
Days Play
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, July 6.-With the
enthusiastic chatter of hundreds of
tennis enthusiasts who were present
today at the windup of the Country
clubs first annual tennis tournament,
and whose conversation could not be
diverted from Miss May Sutton's VIC
tory at Wilbedon yesterday. Miss Flor
ence Sutton added a few more laurels
to the family balance by emerging q
winner in all of the events in which
she participated. In the women's sin
giles Miss Sutton had little difficulty
in defeating Miss Scott, a veteran of
the courts, accomplishing the trick by
the decisive scores of 6-3, 60. Her
second assault on the trophy box was
assisted in by Sinsabaugh, who, as her
partner in the mixed doubles, was half
to blame for the defeat of Miss May
Browne and Bundy, who went out by
scores of 6-2, Ga.
Again the sunny-eyed California
maid went out after the goods with a
vigor that held the spectators spell
bound when in the ladies' doubles with
Miss Scott as her partner, the team
simply overwhelmed Mrs. Bruce, who
was Sutton, and Mrs Farquahar. The
first game went to the three time SUIT
ton-Scott team by the inglorious score
of 60. The second was more inter-
esting, but was won by the same
players, whose victory was never in
doubt, by the score of rs.
The most interesting set of the day
was in the defeat of Overton and
Bundy by Bell and Way in the mems
doubles. All of the games in the set
play on the championship order and
called forth the repeated applause of.
the spectators
The victory of Browne over Sinsa-
baugh in the open singles was the only
real surprise of the tournament the
possibility of the veteran Sinsabaugh
being taken into camp by Browne, who
is player of only two seasons ex-
perience in fast company, never hav-
ing been considered seriously.
Browne, who was spoken of by the
experts present as the logical Southern
California champion for the next few
years, at least, showed wonderful form
and his defeat of Sinsabaugh was ac-
complished with the same apparent
ease with which he took the honors
from Bundy yesterday In the even
ing the club house was given over to
a grand ball to the tennis contingent
The results of yesterdays play was
as follows::
FINALs-MENS DOUBLES
6-3, 6-3, Us.
FilJALs-LADY's DOUBLES
Miss F. Sutton and Miss Scott beat
Mrs Bruce and Mrs Farquahar 60, rs.
FINALS-OPEN SINGLES
| Browne beat Sinsabaugh 6-1, 6-2 rs.
| FINALS-JUNIOR SINGLES
| Dawson beat Mace 6-4 rs.
CONSOLATION SINGLES
Semi i-finals-Bacon beat Gowan 6-3.
Ga. Mace beat Sheldon rs, GA, 6-4.
Finals-Bacon beat Mace 6-2, 60.
MIXED DOUBLES
Semi-finals-Miss F. Sutton and Sim
sabaugh beat Miss Farquahar and Over
ton GA, 6-4
Mrs. Bruce and Bundy beat Miss
Brown and Gowan 6-2, ga.
Finals-Miss F. Sutton and Sinsa-
baugh beat Miss Browne and Bundy
SO, GA.
LADIES' SINGLES
Semi -fnals-Miss F. Sutton beat Miss
Browne 6-1, 61.
Miss Scott beat Miss Young, default.
Finals-Miss Sutton beat Miss Scott
6-3, Go
LADIES SINGLES, SPECIAL
mi-fnals-Miss Browne beat Miss
Conger 6-3, 6-1.
Miss Scott beat Miss Young 6-1 6-1.
Finals-Miss Scott beat Miss Browne
6-2, 62.