The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-21
LARNED OR SEAvER
STATE TENNIS TITLE AT
STAKE TODAY.

MoRRISToWN, Sept. 21.-Edwin P.
Larned and R. C. Seayer are left in the
round of the New Jersey State lawn
tennis championships in mems singles. to
be played off today on the courts
of the Morristown Field Club. Larned
earned his place in the final round
by defeating Wylie C. Grant in a three set
match. Grant won the first set and lost
the second and third, the last requiring
fourteen games. The winner today has
to meet Frederick G. Anderson, the holder.
Miss Elizabeth H.. Moore kept up her
string OF victories over Miss Marie Wag-
ner by defeating her In the final round
OF the women's singles. Miss Wagner had
great hopes after she won the first set at
Ga, but Miss Moore rallied and took the
next two sets rather easily. Miss Moore
and Miss Alice Day, who won the cup
twice. meet tomorrow in the challenge
round.
This semi-inal round IN the women's
doubles resulted in qualifying Miss Wag-
ner and Mrs. Pouch to meet Miss Day
and Miss Kruse, of Cincinnati, in the
final round. Many excellent teams played
In the mixed doubles. In mems doubles
wylie c. Grant and Richard H. Palmer
turned rather a surprise by beating Wat
son and Milas. especially after the latter
had trimmed Nat Niles and r. G. SeaVer
in straight SETS. The summary:
New Jersey State Championships-Men's
singles-Semi-inal ~round-Edwin P. Larn-
ed. Orange l.. II. c., defeated Wylie G.
Grant. New York l.. T. c., 80, 81, Sc.
Women's Singles-Final round-Miss Eliz-
abeth H. Moore, Kings County l.. 7. C.,
defeated Miss Marie Wagner, Hamilton
Grange L. T. c., 46, 60, Sd.
Mems Doubles - Preliminary round -
Otto II. Hlnck and Albert Hinck, Mont
clair A. c., defeated Neal Stevens. st.
George, e. Miles s.; Charlock' Eiizapetn
FIRST TRo1ndOKari II, Behr and Edwin
P. Harmed, Orange L. 7. G? defeated Stto
II. Hinck and Albert ]. Hinek, Mo4tcial a.
nderan o. C., defeated J. Mclean and
Mathey. Elizabeth T.. and G. C., 81 As,
es; Louis J. Grant and WiimeT Thg,
and Charles Leonard by default; Q, +.
Watson, jr., and George M: Miles, orange
L. T. c., defeated n. ". Miles and R: Z.
secnnd Round-Karl Fl. Behr and Edwin
P. Larned. Orange L. T. c., defeated r.
Stonier and II. Groves, Morristown f. G.,
6-1. 6-1; T. r. Pell and Robert lie hoy;
New York L. IT. c., defeated A. Roche and
r. N. Black. Ilderan O.. c., 81, I'll; Z.
w. T~hrockmorton and Harrison Sanford,
Morristown r. c., defeated Louis j. Gram
and WilmerdinR, New YORK l.. 1. w. %
Ga; Wylie C. Grant and r. II. Palmer,
New York L. T. c.. defeated G. F. Wat
son. ir., and George M. Miles. Orange IL
r C.. %. Ga. Ga.
Women's Enthusiastically round
Miss Marie Wagner. Hamilton Grange l.
r G.. and Mrs. william II. Pouch. Rich
mond County C. c., defelted Miss Eleanor
Souther, Orange L. T. c.. and Mrs. Be
Edgar Tderan o. C., 60, 81: Miss Alice
Day. Morris County @. c., and Miss Adele
Krilse. Cincinnati, defeated Miss Elizabeth
"a. Moore, Kings County L. T.. c.. and
Mrs. George L. Chapman, Nyack G. c.
90, SO, 6-3.
Mixed Doubles, First Round-Miss Mar
garet Behr and Karl II. Behr, Morristowr
F. c., defeated Miss Natalie WIdey ano
Dean Mathey, Elizabeth T. and c. G.. by
| default; Mrs. B. c.. Edgar and Lindsay
| Durham, Ideran o. c., defeated Mr.. ant
| Mrs. William H. Pouch, Richmond CountS
c, G., rs. Ga; Mrs. G. L.. Chapman, Ny
ack c. c. and N. w. Niles Longwood G. G.
defeated Mrs. Brlce and c. w. Throckmor
ton, Morristown r. c., Go. e-S; Mrs: w
c. Auffermann and DR.. Francis H. Glaze,
brook, Morristown f.. c., defeated Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. A.. II. Hopkins, Morrlstown F.. G.
6-1, So; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mclean, Norris
town f. c., defeated Miss Cotton and Leor
S. Freeman, Morristown +. c., Pc, "a
6-1; Miss Edna Widely and II. Nick,
Glazebrook. Elizabeth T. and c. c., defeat
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Willis, 60, Cd
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hobart, defeated
Miss Adele Kruse and r. G. Seaver, 60
6SS.