Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
TOURNEY BEST EVER

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TOURNEY BEST EVER
The tournament has proven to be the
best ever, as the managers prophesied,
and 1t Is the biggest tennis event that
has ever been pulled off in the south.
There were not the condensed class of
the Mount Washington tourney or the
| chances for the expert exhibitions that
have made the Virginia courts so
popular, but the play was OF a high
grade order and the tennis fans had the
hoy squeeze of their lives.
tennis dance was held last night on
the courts of the club, which were
covered with waXed canvas and illum-
mated artistically to aid the moons
rays. After 1.-THE dancing the prizes
were awarded the lucky contestants.
The complete results of the matches are as
| follows:
Open singles. preliminary round-Lowry d.
p Barker, 6-4, 6-2.s
First round-Dietrich d. Dixon, by default;
johnson d. Barker 6-1 2-e Ga; Long d. Mar
SHALL 6-1. 6-i; Salisbury d. Ketchum. 6-3. 6-1;
c. Rogers d Bingham 6-1, rs; Dawson d.
Kendall. GA, Ga; Barker d. r. l. Freeman.
| 6-i. 7-5; w. Horrell d. w. Sheldon, Ga, 81;
! Holmes d. Lowry, GO. Ga; Mclaughlin d.
; Bacon G-3, ga; Shook d, Stable, TO, 6-1, Ga;
|
6-2. 6-3; Young d. Weller. 60, 6-S; II. Rogers
d. Zimmerman, 60, ga; Noble d. Thurston.
SO. 6-1
second round-Johnson d. Dietrich, 81, 81;
Long d. Salisbury, 6-3, co. Dawson d. Rogers,
6-3. Ga; Horrell d. Barker, 6-3, AS. 6-3: Nc
L.oughlin d. Holmes, 60, 6-3; Mace d. Shook.
6-2' go; Young d: Myers. e-2' 90; Noble d.
| II. Rogers. 6-2, 81.
Third round-Lons d. Johnson. 60. s-S; Daw-
son d. Horrell, 6-3. 9-6 ga; Mclaughlin d.
Mace, 6-1, 81. SO; Noble d. Young. 1-6 rs.
| 6-3.
semi-nnal round-Long d. Dawson, default;
Mclaughlin d. Noble. SO, 6-2
Final round-Long d. McLoughlin. 60. s-1.
(ho.der). Is. 6-3. Ga.
Open doubles. preminary round-McLough-
| lin and Long d. Whitaker and Dietrich, SO.
| go Horrell and Kobee d. Weller and Lowry.
6-3, Sc. Ga.
First round-McEoughlin and Long d. Cas-
trich and Johnson, by default; Barker and
| Barker d. Marshall and Ketchum, Ga, 6-3
Noble and Mace d. Gaiusha and Moore, 6-3
e-2; Bacon and Young d. Morphy and Barker,
So 6-3; Sheldon and Sheldon d. Myers and
lsbury and Freeman, So, 7-5 Rogers and
Rogers d. Kendall and Zimmerman. s-3. 60.
semi-fnal round-Bacon and Young d. Shell
don and Sheldon 6-1. 60: Roger brothers d.
| Long d. Barker brothers, 6-2. ga; Noble and
Mace d. Horrell and Kobbe. 6-2 GA.
sem-fnal round-McLoughlin and Long d.
Noble and Mace Ga, So; Rogers brothers d.
| Bacon and Young. GA. S-6.
Final round-McLoughlin and Long d. Rog-
ers brothers. 60, 6-4.
Mixed doubles, first round-Miss May SUIT
! ton and Bundy d. Miss Cullen and Johnson
| 6-S, 6-S Miss Scott and Bacon d. Miss Mer-
rili and Weller. 81. 60; Mrs Bruce and
| Salisbury d. Miss Florence Sutton and
Charlie Sutton, 6-S, 6-S
Miss Allen and Bingham d. Mrs. stickrod
and Freeman, 60, 6-2.
Semi-lnal round-Miss May Sutton and
Bundy d. Miss Scott and Bacon. 6-1. 6-1;
Mrs Bruce and Salisbury d. Miss Allen and
Bingham, 81, 7-5.
Final round--Miss May Sutton and Bundy
d. Mrs. Bruce and Salisbury So, So,
Ladies' singles, first round-Mrs Stickrod,
Mrs Widdowson, Miss Taylor hyes; Miss
d. Miss Strue. 6-2. SO; Miss Allen d. Mrs.
Charles Sutton. So Ga: Miss Palmer d.
Miss Rowland go. Ga; Miss Scott d. Miss
Merrill 6-2. 6-1.
Stickrod. 6-2. 6-3; Mrs. Wilson d. Miss Row
an. So Ga; Miss Allen d. Miss Taylor, 6-1,
60; Miss Scott d. Miss Palmer, Ga, 6-1.
Semi-lnal round-Miss Scott d. Miss Allen
60. 60; round not completed Mrs Widow
son d. Mrs Wilson. 6-S. So
Final round-Miss Scott d. Mrs. Widow
son. So. 6-2.
Junior singles. first round-Dixon and
Dodge byes; E. Barker d. Weller, s-6. SO;
Kendall d. Hartman. 6-2. 6-1; sheldon d.
Zimmerman, GA, Ga Thurston d. Moore,
Lowry d. Ketchum, Ga, 6-S.
Second round-Dixonn d. Barker. 81, 81,
Thurston d Marshall 6-S, e-S Lowry d.
Dodge, 6-1. 60
610, Us; round not completed. Thurston d.
Lowry SO, 1-6 63
Final round-Kendall d. Thurston. 4-s,
onsoiatlon singles, first round-Horrell d.
Galusha, 6-2 60; ketchum d. Weller, 6-2, ga;
round not completed
Kobbe d. sheldon. SO. 60; Sheldon d. Stable.
60, Ga; Zimmerman d. Freeman by default;
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Barker, g. GA; Whitaker d. Marshall, S-6,
Second round-Kobbe d. Sheldon, Ga. ga;
Zimmerman d. Kendall by default; Bacon d.
Horrell, 7-5 6-2; Ketohum, d. Whitaker, 6-S,
SO.
somi-flnal round-Kobbe d. Zimmerman, CO.
60; CO., Bacon d, Ketchum, 1-6, 6-2, rs.
Final round-Kobbe d. Bacon, 6-S, 6-1, Ga,
The drawings for the BOBBY consolation re-
suited as follows P. Barker and Galusha'
Weller and Stable, Sheldon and Marshal,
Dietrich and Zimmerman. These matches nave
been postponed until the first part of this
week.
The official schedule for the Pacific
coast doubles championship tourna-
ment was announced yesterday ana
the entries are coming in thick ana
Fast to the tournament committee.
The doubles tourney attracts talent
from north and east, as well as our
own players in the south, and this
years event promises more than ever
before.
twenty teams are now in line for
ontry in the meet and there should be
some fine exhibitions of the court
garre this week. Next Friday, July l,
Saturday July 2, and Monday, July 4,
are the days of play. and besides the
Doubles matches one of the classiest
tennis programs seen around the local
courts in some time has been arranged.
Miss Sutton will again try conclusions
with the northern player Miss Hotch-
kiss fresh from her victories in the
east, and if Miss Sutton is in the form
she showed yesterday the downfall of
lhe little national title holder is easy to
fore see Womens doubles as we'll as
singles will be on the program and some
of the best exhibition matches in the
wonens singles the country can pro-
duce.
The schedule for the tournament is
as follows:
Friday morning July 1-Men's double. pre-