Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-25

Scott has warmed up to the game, how
ever, that fault disappears. and in the
place of an erratic opponent you will
find a court general that knows but few
equals in the south, barring the SUIT
tons.
Lowry still looks like the Junior sin
bles winner. He has a number OF
years experience behind him in the
court game, having represented Occf-
dental college against Pomona and U.
S. c., and having played in tourna-
ments around the local courts for sew
eral years. He is not heady player by
any means, but his tremendous reach
wins him many point that would be
an impossibility for a less favored
racket wielder. He has had an easy
time of it in the juniors thus far. and
is picked to be the 1910 champion.
Long did not have to exert himself
to any extent in any of yesterdays
matches, and got five victories In as
many matches. The northerner did not
like the idea OF being compelled to enter
so many events, but time was precious
and he was persuaded into schedule.
DEFEAT A SURPRISE
One Of the surprises of the doubles
event was the defeat of Freeman and
Salisbury at the hands of Holmes and
Horrell. The two veterans made a
game fight, but were outclassed on
speed and could not get started until
the match was as good as lost Holmes
plays a far better game in the doubles
than In the singles, and Horrell Is a
new star just looming up on the hor1-
zon.
Today's events will be one continual
round of great tennis. Fresh from the
mazes of a sixty-four entry list, the
semi -finalists and final players should
be able to make the finest exhibitions
of which they are capable.
One of the features of the days pro-
gram will be an exhibition match be-
tween Miss May Sutton and Winfred
Mace, the Occidental college star rack
ct wielder. This should give Miss Sut-
ton the chance to show what she can
do. and incidentally make Mace keep
warm on the opposite side of the net.
The schedule for today's play in
cludes some of the classiest aggrega-
tions of players ever brought together
in the west, and from the predictions
of Yesterdays contests there should be
some prime tennis on hand for the fans.
RESULTS
The complete results of the matches are as
follows:
p Barker, ga, go.
First round-Dietrich d. Dixon, by cefanlt;
u.
shall, 6-1, 6-1; Salisbury d. Ketchum, 6-S. 81;
c. Rogers d. Bingham, 6-1. 7-6; Dawson d.
Kendall, GA. ga; Barker d. r. l. Freeman.
6-1. rs; W. Horren d. w. Sheldon, 50. 81;
Holmes d. Lowry SO. GA; McLoughlin d.
Bacon, Ga GA; Shook d. Stable 7-s, 6-1' 6-S;
Mace d. Whitaker, 6-1, 6-1; Myers q; Gaiusna,
6-2, 6-3; Young d. Weller' ~ Us; u: hosers
d. Zimmerman. So, "a; Noble d. Thurston'
Second round-Johnson d. Dietrich. 81. 81;
Long d. Salisbury 6-3, 60; Dawson d. Rogers
60 A-R & n o.
Lorrhiin d. Holmes. 60. s-s; Mace d. Shook
6-2. 81; Young d. Myers, s-2. 60; Noble d.
H Rogers. SO. OF.
Third round-Long d. Johnson, So 6-S; Daw-
son d. Horrell, 6-S, 80, o-4i McLoushiih u'
Mace. 6-1, 81, 6-S.
open doubles. premliminary round-McIough-
lin and Long d. Whitaker and Dietrich o-z'
go; Horrell and Kobee d. Weller and Lowry
6-3. 49, GA
trich and Johnson. by default; Barker ana 40
Barker d. Marshall and Ketchum, 6-S. 6-S;
Noble and Mace d. Galusha and Moore 6-3'
6-2 Bacon and Young d. Morphy ana Barker,
6-2 6-3; Sheldon and Sheldon d. myers ana
bingham, 6-3, 7-5; Holmes and Horrel d. Sal
isbury and Freeman. SO. TO; Rogers and
Rogers d. Kendall and Zimmerman, s-s. so.
Semi-final round-Bacon and Young d. Shell
don and Sheldon. 6-1. Co. Round not COM
pleted
MIXED doubles. first round-Mss May Sutton
and Bundy d. Miss cullen ana JonnSOns o-oy
az: Miss Scott and Bacon d. Miss Merrill
and Weller, 6-1, 6-3; Mrs. Bruce and Sails
bury d. Miss Florence Sutton and Charlie SUIT
ton. 6-S. 6-s.
Ladies' singles, first round-Mrs. stickrod
Mrs Widdowson Miss Taylor, byes; Miss
Rowan d. Miss Toedt, 3d. 1913; Mrs. Wilson
a. Miss Strue, 6-2, 60; Miss Allen d. Mrs.
Charles Sutton, e-3. 6-3 Miss Palmer d. Miss
Rowland, SO, "a; Miss Scott d. Miss Merrill.
60, 6-1.
second round-Mrs. Widdowson d. Mrs. Stick
rod, 6-2 6-3; Mrs. Wilson d. Miss Rowan S-e,
ga; Miss Allen d. Miss Taylor, 6-1. 6-0 Miss
Scott d. Miss Palmer, 6-3. 6-1.
Seni-final round-Miss Scott d. Miss Allen.
6-2, SO; round not completed.
Junior singles. first round-7Dixon and Dodge,
byes; e. Barker d. Weller, SO, 8-6: Kendall
d. Hartman 8-2. 6-1; Sheldon d. Zimmerman,
"a ca; Thurston d. Moore. Ga, 81; Marshall
d. Horrell 1O-s 6-2; Lowry d. Ketchum. Ga
6-S.
Kendall d. Sheldon, 49, 81. 6-1; Thurston d.
Marshall. 6-s, 6-S; Lwry d. Dodge 6-1. 60
Semi final round-Kendall d. Dixon, 20, CO.
7-5; round not completed.
Consolation singles. first round-Horrell d.
Gaiusha, 6-2 6-2 Ketchum d. Weller, Ga, 6-4;
round not completed.
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