Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-24
M'LOUGHLIN TO
DEFEND HONORS
COAST TENNIS CHAMPIONS TO
PLAY AT VENICE
MATCHES WILL BEGIN AT BEACH
COURTS TODAY
Experts of Racquet Sport Gather at
SaesIde for Third Annual Tour
nament-JunIor Singles
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with a full list of entries, including
large representation of the most expert
racquet wielders of the state, the third
annual tennis tournament at the VEN
ice Country club will open this morn
ing. the play beginning with the pre-
liminary matches in the Junior singles
The women's singles will follow, and in
the afternoon the mems singles Will pe
begun. -,
Word was received by telegraph late
tonight by Tom Bundy, the southern
tennis expert, that Maurice McLousn--
lin. champion of the Pacific coast, VIII
enter the tournament and Will detend
his title. Mclaughlin will arrive TINS
morning from his northern home ana
will enter in the mems singles anu
doubles for the present. tournament
playing June 1926. McLouglin oom-
ing south is an object of much inter
est among the racquet enthusiasts lot
he brings with him his title as coast
champion won recently In open singles
play on the courts at San Rafael, where
he defeated all the northern and south
ern wizards. His dashing style or play
will be a treat to the lovers OF tennis
who will throng the Venice courts to-
day for the opening play.
The trophies offered by the club are
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brothers cup for mems singles, one leg
of which has been won by T. c. Bundy
will be defended by him again. There
are two challenge cups for mems
doubles, which must be won three times
to be held. A silver loving cup for the
junior singles and an attractive tennis
picture for the mems singles complete
the list of prizes for the events to be
played today.
Following are the drawings for the
Junior singles. which will start at $50
o'clock this morning, and also for the
mems singles: Appel and Hurd, Fife
and Sheldon, Maddox and Mace. Har-
rell and Dixon Cawston and Weller,
Lacey and Merrill, Dawson and Schaef-
fer, Nebeker and Bye.
Mems open singles-Bacon and Robb,
Appel and Feitchans, Weller and Bell,
II. Rogers and Lawrence, DIETRICH and
Mace, Browne and Freeman, Charles
Hopper and Bye, Davis and OVerton,
Lacey and Fift, Maddox and Nebeker,
Cawston and Harrell, Dawson and
Hurd, Shook and Mcfarland, Bingham
and Bye, Barker and Galusha, A. Nc
Loughlin and Matteson, Woodbury. and
Holmes, Schaeffer and Merrill, Noble
and Duncan. Sinsabaugh and Rising.
The entry list shows large number
of prominent players and number of
promising novices. The following have
entered for the various events:
Mems singles-Harry Rogers, Ward
Dawson. w. H. Mace, e. G. Galusha,
P. Barker, A. v. Duncan. H. G. Rising,
Charles P. Hopper, A. D. Fife, l.. Snae-
fer, Charles Nebeker, G. Maddox w.
Bacon, A. II. Mcfarland, Frank Wood
bury, A. Cawston, e. V. Weller, Gray
son Merrill, M Mclaughlin. John
Holmes, Clifton Hurd, L. r, Freeman,
r. Noble, w. Dawson, w. L. Robb, A.
G. Appel, Earl Shook, Allen Davis and
NJ. Mclaughlin.
Mems doubles-Harry Rogers and
Ward Dawson, w. H. Mace and Conde
Jones, r. G.. Galusha and partner, A
V. Duncan and partner, Overton and
partner, N. B. Browne and S. Sinsa-
baugh, w. Bacon and G. Maddox, c.
Hopper and A Mcfarland, Weller and
Merrill, Bell and T. c. Bundy, Freeman
and Holmes, Hurd and partner, Shook
and Appel, Lawrence and Morphy and
Sheldon and Dixon.
Junior singles-Winne Mace, Virgil
Sheldon, A. d. Fyfe, L. Schaefer
Charles Nebeker, G. Maddox, A. Caw-
ston, e. V. Weller, Grayson Merrill,
Clifton Hurd, V. Dixon, Ward Dawson
and A. c. Appel.
Women's singles-Misses Alice Scott,
Elizabeth Ryan, May Sutton, Florence
Sutton, G. Arthur, Mines. B. o. Bruce
and e. DAILY.
Mixed douhles-E. G. Galusha and
Miss Shoemaker, VIII Bacon and Miss
| Alice Scott, Grayson Merrill and Mar
guerite Merrill, Freeman and partner
and Mrs. Bruce and partner.
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