The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
HARMED UNIQUE m TENNIS
MEADs RAINING LIST ron
nEVENTH TINE.

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tse-DunAy % Lee Angeles In ossana
Psase, with nssh wFssAs TAaFa-Sas.
Lsushisn and Lsas wen u sa List.
The ranking COMMITTEES Of the United
States National Lawn Tsnnis Association.
com posed Of Edward Fuller rosrsy. IT..
Milsa q. chariock and Henry Torrance. IT..
handed out their report YESTERDAY. which
no doubt win be satisfactory TO sathusaasts
and crttics in all quarters u The country
This ooSnmittss worked long and carefully
on the records sent In By The di6srSnt
players. and eveh thoss who failed 10 fur
nish complete details were considered and
thslF seasons work Investigated. In al
, tho committse went over the names Of 80
players In the sinsiss. 800 Of whom found
nual resting place In the waste basket.
The nice round figure Of ioi we're RANKED
In tho singles and twenty doubtless In .
great many cases men wsre not ranked
| because OF defective data. which should
| be warning IN future to players to furnish
the proper ngures- In order TO bs ranked
q player had to play In three tournaments
under the 4. 3 n. j.. T. A. In tho singles.
his all around work being tho thing con
sidered. and In doubles he had 10 play in
two tournaments. but tho committee here
went more on their iud gment rather than ON
recasds. The ranking met with the approval
| OF tho executive committee on Friday.
| In the singles william A. 1-aEnod again
heads the list. and Il IL notable ~ being his
seventh time to earn tho honor . record
never before achieved by any player In tho
| history Of the association. lie reached the
high water mark first In 1901 and In o. Us
%. Us. 90 and 10 In second place this
time comes Thomas {. Bundv Of Los An
sele-. who WAS rated no better than twelfth
place last year probably tho memorable
| I'VE SGT match against Isrned NJ Newport
| in the championship singles f1nsl giving
him the pride Of place over Heals C. Wright. |
who WAS rated third In fourth and nth |
places respectively comss Maurice L. Nc |
Lou ghlin and Melville a. Long. tho Cali !
fornians. and in fact the men from tho \
Pacific slope cut quite u figure On tho list |
this time |
Wright was not ranked last wear and |
Mclaughlin was placed sixth and Long |
who IL tia. national clay court champion.
was placed seventh. Nathaniel ". Niles
figures in sixth position this trip. but he was
TWO points higher year ago. Gustave r.
Touchard. Theodore X. Pell aud Frederick
& COlston have been shifted well toward
the front Carlton X. Gardner. who was
not rated a year ago. will find himself in
tenth place. Richard n. Palmer has
eleventh position. the SANE as he occupied
last year. Those who received q shift to-
ward the rear were X. D. Little. who goes
from NTH to- fourteenth. and Wallace =.
who MAS THIRD last year and is no better
than twelfth this
Hackstt and Alexander have been awarded
IN me me dGIss.
second Whitney and bishop are third
WSenn fourah. Not ONE Of the aSess " sSmsina
tons in second. third or fourth were In
IL was said yesterday that the question
OF an international match with England
was discussed At length on Friday night.
February The executive committee and
their time about such q serious matter
Following 10 the ranking;
class owe ia Of IS Tsomas G Bnndy:
4 ise.ls g Wright, !. N. z. Mclaughlin: S, Mel
Gas. SsIa,sh. q. Nathaniel W Niles. -
.sis t t,.,,' Of 49, is g rSnsnsrd 8; The
S 5.sS.s \, n. st. Paine u T.sse
class 81 sotis-lA r. \. Holden; II. J. DE,
A,'s h.s ssl !! H. Z Mi H. %.a.s sr. :.
" ei.ss s e. e c e. 5 Fischer - W.
,ns: .;ss wi.s y. nsr M.. : e = y
scaver
class 7-so,I, ~. Va, Thornton: ~. Henry
son, lr.. 70. T. ". Hrndrct: 10 Russell ". hama.
Class $50 OF is ~. Arthur Sweefsrr. a.,
" r Hayes ~. Frederick n. Harris; ~, ~. J.
Kendall: -. g. \. l. Dioans; u. Percy -. Siyerd
rilder.
Class $3.50 RAY T.. Brsnson: 81. &. = Peters:
50. y. Jarvis Adams. 81. J. o. Ames: 81 Joseph
J. Armstrong: S. John Harton: n. J. l.. Cote:
So, J. Y. MriAin. "a. Charles Garland. ". Frank
Marty. ~. {. ]. lockhorn: 81, ". ". washburn.
q: Josepn Csrpenfer. y a. spe neer GoIdon
M.Ts: 81. Prank II Wasrous: q. r NJ Hcerr
Class io-is. 10. John G. Nee.y. Jr: II. y H.
yNsnei .: sidney L. Beais "a. Beniamin n
Phillips. -. c. g Piympton; -. n. \. Mckinney:
%. Frederick y. FoR: u. hing smith. -. r n
Piymptoa %. Rwins Taylor: -. william V. Hen
William so:snl;snn: ~: William conneil:
~. George u pike "A. ~ ". Grant 20. }. r
HALEY: m. John e romiinson. lr.
Class ii-lss-oi. Julio Schumacher %: Mormon
G. Johnson: a. Lawrence ID. Woodbury.: o.
Y. n. y Pcudergrast g. q. y Groesbeek o.
Walter Roberts, U. Howard Bsseil. %. l. n.
fitch: %. Paul ". Gibbons: ioo V. u. sheppard:
ioi: A.; X Aiikin. ios Henry W. riat-
poIeIe-cass Owe Sc Of Isl. Hacket
Chase .-Owe ! 9 OF is-,. Bundy and Hendrfck:
= Whitney and Bishop: =. lArued and George L. 4
Class s-scrssen-s. Nile. and Dsbney: Q. Bull
and Martin: Z, waidner aud Paul Gardner: q.
Class 80 o. $50: Doyle and Doyle; II.
-. Hoaden and wAnous.
Class so Of ie-iA Grant and Thornson Is.
Mayes and Peters: IT, Palmer cd c. @. Piympson:
u. Barton and Hranson: "a G: d Joaes and Hoerr: