Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

It is only fstir to our own local hero,
Bundy, to say that he was slightly Off.
He netted many easy shots and played
during the second half of the mill as II
the result was already on the board.
His strenuous program of the past few
davs might have had something to do
with 1t. At any rate he could not strike
his stride, and McLoughlin's acing KILL
drive was much in evidence.
The doubles match between Gerald
Young and Will Bacon, Bundy and
McLoughlin, did not result oLherWlse
than in the manner which the prophets
had predicted, nevertheless tho Duarte
duo made a game fight, and II their
slightly nervous state at the beginning
of the match had not been on the
schedule there might have been a three
set bill of fare. Young and Bacon are
the coming doubles champions OF the
south Their team work is superior 10
that of the coming national champions
although individually they are weaker
EVERY year has brought its improve
ment. however, ard when the Coast
doubles tourney comes around there
should be another final match with the
principals the same as in yesterday
match, with a somewhat closer result
Win Mace, holder Of the Southern
California title and last year winner at
Pasadena, Illdue d lldlu llElll d5eAiiA9N
heavy odds when he met McLoughnn
in the challenge round and was defeat
ed as much by his own nervousness as
by McLoughlin's heavy driving and
serving.
For the first time in many moons
there has not ben a Wishper OF crltl-
csm by player or fan on the manage
ment of the tournament, or anything
else pertaining to the event. 1t was
ofy, vet informal
enough to make everyone at ease. The
nlayers and their friends have Joined in
giving a hearty vote of thanks to the
Hotel Maryland for a most successful
tournament.
The results Of the tournament are
as follows:
Omen singles-Preliminary round, L.
default; Thomas G. Bundy drew bye;
Gerald Young drew bye; Nat B.
Browne defeated Earl Shook by de-
faault; Kenneth Newell defeated
Charles B. Hopper 4-6 7-5, 6-l; Al
phonso r. Bell drew bye. w. Dietrich
drew bye; Clarence Barker defeated
w. Horreu, 6-3 6-3; w. Bacon drew
bye: Maurice e. McLOughlin drew
bve: Clifton Herd defeated I1lon G.
Galusha, 60, e; John D. Holmes
drew bye; Victor A. Sheldon defeated
r.. V. Weller, 60, 6-3; Simpson M.
Sinsabaugh drew bye; Ray Brookes
defeated r. Pitcairn, S-6G-8, SO, de-
fault.
FIRST round-Bundy defeated John
son, Go, 6-3; Browne defeated
Young. 6-1. As. 6-3: Newell defeated
Bell 6-2, 3-6, G.; Johnson defeated
Dietrich. 6-1, g; Bacon defeated
Barker, rs, g.; Mclaughlin defeated
Herd, 6-3, g; Holmes defeated
Sheldon, Go, g; Sinsabaaugh de
feated Brookes, 60, 60.
Second round-Buudy defeated Browne
6-1, 4--6, c.. Mclaughlin defeated
Bacon, 6-3. Go: Sinsabaugh defeated
Holmes, 81, 6-3 6-3.
Semi-final round-Bundy defeated
Johnson, 6-2, 7-5; McLoushlin de-
feated Sinsabaugh, 6-2, e..
Final round-McLoughlin defeated
Bundy, "a, s..
Challenge Mclaughlin defeat
ed Mace, GO, CO.
Invitation doubles preliminary round
j. Horrell and Kenneth Newell drew
i've. John q. Holmes and AlphonsO z.
Bell drew bye; Simpson NJ Sinsa-
baugh and Charles b. Hopper defeat
ed Earl Barker and Clarence Barker,
6-1, "a VIII Bacon and Gerald
Young drew bye; Nat Browne and A.
V. Duncan drew bye; w. c. Johnson
and w. Horrel drew bye; Winfrew H..
Mace and Clifton Herd drew bye; Tom
G. Bundy and Maurice r. Mclaughlin
dre-i bye.
First round-Holmes and Bell de-
feated Horrell and Newell, g, e.;
Bacon and Young defeated Sinsabaugh
and Hopper, 6-S, 6--1, Browne and
Duncan defeated Johnson and Horrell,
81, 6-S. 6-1; Bundy ana McLough-
lin defeated Mace and Herd, Go
CO.
Semi-final round-Bacon and Young
defeated Holmes and Bell, Is, "a;
Bundy and Mclaughlin defeated Dun
Final round-Bundy and Mclaughlin
detected Bacon and Young, C-3. 6-3
women's singles. preliminary round