Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-31

CROWD SEES
GOOD TENNIS
SPORT ON OCEAN PARK COURTS
is INTERESTING
LONG BEATS DUNCAN BY HIGH
CLASS PLAYING
Garvan and Cassell Put Up a Fine
Exhibition In Doubles and Win.
Summary of Days
Play
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Srecial to The Herald
OCEAN PARK, July 3o.-The commo-
dious porch and plaza fronting the tennis
courts at the Country club house were
none too large to accommodate the vast
assemblage of enthusiasts who witnessed
the second days play in the annual
Southern California championship tour
nament Chief interest centered in the
meetings In the open singles between
Long and Duncan and G. Rogers and
Rowan. Long proved himself to be a
driving player and to be possessed OF
wonderful stamina. He fully came up to
the standard of his northern reputation,
and his worth was highly commented on
by the crowd.
In disposing of Duncan the San Fran
cisco champ had his hands full. Duncan
showed by his determined play that he
had prepared for a hard contest and he
made Long earn everything that was
chalked up to him. The northerner, how
ever, appeared to always have something
in reserve. and when pressed too hard
would pull safely away from his ad-
versary.
In accomplishing the defeat of Rowan,
C. Rogers probably brought into play
every kind of a slam that it is possible
to make High, low, straight and curved
drives, nearly all accurately placed, kept
Rowan on the run throughout the match
and were his undoing. Rogers did not
show greater generalship than his op-
ponent but proved himself to be more
aggressive player.
Gowan and Cassell, by defeating Dun
can and Marsten in the open doubles, sur
prised the crowd The winning team
started off poorly, losing the first game,
after which it took the remaining sets
in easy fashion. In defeating Simons
and Gay, Bell and Way had to play
tennis, and their victory was well earned.
The summaries:
Ladies' Open Singles
Preliminary round-Mss May Browne beat
Miss A. Early, default; Miss F. Sutton beat
Miss S. Bundy. 60. SO; Miss A. Scott beat
Hiss E. Peralta. 6-9, SO; Miss d. Hutton
beat Miss e. Lawson, 6-1, 6-1
Ladies' Singles, Special
Preliminary rouud-Miss L. Fischer bye, Miss
d. Scott bye; Miss N. Young beat Mss S.
Bundy, CO. 6-1; Miss M. Gonger beat Miss NJ.
Scott, default; Miss F. Peralta beat Miss ID.
Hutton 6-2 6-3; Miss E. Lawson beat Miss A.
Early, default; Miss Stirling bye, Miss NJ.
Browne bye.
Second round--Miss Fischer beat Miss Scott,
default: Miss Young beat Miss Conger de-
fault; Miss Browne beat Miss Stirling. 6-2, 6-4.
Third round-Miss Fischer beat Miss Young.
6-1, 6-1.
Open Singles
First round-Frink beat Noble, default;
Browne beat Sheldon, default; Douglas beat
Layne 6-1 6-3 Belle beat Cassell. 610, 6-1;
Gardner beat Rising, 6-1, 6-2; Maddox beat
Gay 6-2, So; C. Rogers beat Rowan, Ga, S-6;
Long beat Duncan SO, 6-4; Smith beat Froe-
lich default: H. Rogers beat Varel, 9-6 Ga.
So; Bundy beat Horrell. default; Mace beat
Nebeker default; Wayne beat Lawrence Go,
6-1; Galusha beat Overton, default Sinsa-
baugh beat Keepey, default; Henry beat Tay-
lor. default
Second round-Browne beat Frink, 6-1 6-1;
Bell beat Dawson, G-2, 6-3; Gardner beat Mad
dock so, 6-2; Long beat C. Rogers, 60 GA;
Mace ST., 6-3 Wayne beat Galusha, Co. 6-1;
Sinsabaugh beat Taylor, default.
Open Doubles
First round-Gowan and Cassell beat Duncan
end Marston. 3-6, 6-1, 6-1; Bell and Way beat
Simons and Gay 10. 60; Rogers and Rogers
beat Lawrence and Holmes, e., 2-6, Sc; VIII
son and Woodward beat Barkley and d.
Holmes 7-5. 6-2.
Second round-Bel and Way beat Rowan and
Cassel GA, 614
Mixed Doubles Entries
Miss Hutton and Cassell. bye.
Miss Farquhar and Parker, bye.
and Bundy.
Miss Fischer and partner VS.. Miss Peralta
and Variel.
Miss F. Sutton and sinsabaugh VS.. Miss Stir
ling and partner
Miss Young ana partner, bye
Miss Browne and Gowan, bye.
Miss Scott and Way, bye.
Drawings for ladies' doubles and consolation
singles will be made Wednesday morning.