The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-20
RACQUET WIElDERS
TRYING FOR CUPS
Twelve Teams Entered i'm the
Handicap Doubles Tourney
on California Courts
Bv GRANT SMITH

\ handicap doubles tournament for
the cups presented to the California
tennis club by Doctor Younger and
Douglas Grant was commenced on the
Bush street courts yesterday Twelve
teams entered. but only three matches
were PLAYED. Play Will be resumed to-
day and the finals will come up for de-
cision Tuesday afternoon. The handi
caps look unusually small. but most Of
the matches should prove close. Only
one of the three played yesterday went
the fun three sets.
The best match of the day was that
in which Derby and Wescott beat Cor
nell and Grant. Both teams played
from scratch. Derby and Wescott
after losing the first set by narrow
margin. won the next two. The score
was SO. Ct 64 Both teams
played good tennis but the winners
proved the steadier of the two.
Harry Weihe and Sherwood Adams
allowed Doctor Lederman and Doctor
Lovegrove odds of owe 3 and won
easily. The score was Cd, e.. Hoch-
stader and Sloss, with handicap Of
Is 3-6 proved no match for Nourse and
Cutter, who won by score of 60,
Ct
Tie young women players at sthe
park commenced a handicap singles
tournament for the Radke cup on the
public courts yesterday. The prelimi-
nary and all OF the first round with
the exception of one match were com
pleted. Those who reached the second
round were Mrs. Griffith, Miss Annabel
Wooden Miss JOost, Miss Bessie Gully,
Mrs. Herndon and Miss Anita Myers.
Darkness put a stop to the first
round match between Miss Cornyn and
Miss Fromfeld after the former had
won the first set Miss Coda Myer
ApfmRNGT Il the MA
who have won the cup twice, did not
participate. Mrs. Griffiths and Miss
Wooden. the other two players who
have scored two wins on the cup, are
stin in the competition.
The scores follow:
Preliminary round-Miss H. From6eld (S-6
beat Miss A. Greenberg lowe - 3-6l 6-3. 81;
Miss NJ. Coryn i3-6 beat Mrs. Fletcher lowe
So, Sc. 80, -; Miss f. Joost % beat
Richards " 1 1S' beat Miss s G. Myer 1speeia by
default Miss NJ. Speakman (scratch) beat Miss
D. Uphsm 40. 60, e-3; Miss B.. Gully lowe
Miss \. Mclaughlin t4-6) beat Miss L. Bolton
go. by default
J. Brown % 1-6l. 70, 81; Miss A Wooden
lowe 40l beat Miss l. Northrup (15 3d. 70.
6-1; Miss Joost (1-6) beat Miss Richards (5-Gt,
IS, 6-3; Miss speakman (scratch) beat Miss
Chase 90. 6-3, e.: Miss Gully lowe 3-6)
beat Miss Mclaughlin 40. Go, ID; Mrs.
Herndon lowe 10 beat Miss b. Gardner il5 2-5l.
by default: Miss A. Myers lowe - 80 beat
Miss G. saylyor co. BY default
The Napa stock farm racehorses. including the
big stable of . year ODDS have been formally
transferred by 4. b. Spreckels 10 Manager
George ". Berry and hereafter they will race
in BerTy's name.
Barney Schneider has traded the 3 year old
Moornk for the brood mare Blondnra by En-
peror Of Norfolk out of Hook Blonde. She will
be sent 10 Sehreiber's farm.
Captain Mckittrick up from the oil fields
Yesterday in search Of a sire Of polo ponies.
lie looked al Charley Clark Fulletta. and Dick.
a wear old by Walter Hobart's famous polo
racer. Silver Dick. Clark paid $1,000 for Fnl-
letta for the purpose OF winning the Coro-
nsdo cup. and. besides winning the trophy the
races.
Al Goodwin arrived from Los angeles yesterday
with six racehorses. lie bought Tramotor for
s. T.. Moore.
Rosslare's victory was her tenth at the meet
ing. She has heen beaten but once-by Bal
roma.