The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
Los ANGELES
STARS ARRIVE
Opening of lntermountain Ten
mis- Tournament Witnesses
Many Defaults.
ENTRY LIST is CUT DOWN
IN BUNCHES YESTERDAY
Schedule This Afternoon Calls
for a Number of Interesting
Matches.

While the opening day of the Inter
mountain tennis tournament witnessed
many defaults, vet the chief interest
OF the day was the arrival OF Sinsabaugh
and Duncan, the two Los Angeles stars,
who have entered for the tournament;
Word was also received that Bundy and
Hendricks would be in Salt Lake in time
TO take part In the tournament begin
ming Monday. Tho games in which this
pair are drawn will therefore, be pos, ,
poned until that date. when Bundy and
Hendricks will play a number OF matches
10 catch up 10 the leaders.
While neither Sinsabaugh nor Duncan
were scheduled to play yesterday the
visitors played number OF pract,ce
games, and a couple of sets OF doubles
with the Salisbury brothers and O. j.
Salisbury and Sam Neel, Those present
were loud In the praises OF the Los An
eeles men and freely predicted that ooth
would be we'll up to the top when the
finals are played Slnsabaugh ana Dun
ship, In the tournament at Los Angeles
aud while both are in top form, yet they
predict the altitude VIII have some Ell
feet on their work.
The committee in charge of the tourna-
mcnt cut down the entry list yesterday
in bunchcs- by defaults. This was done
10 get up 10 the finals as soon as pos
siblc to accommodate the outside players.
on the matches played. Boyer Won from
Jesse Badger in two straight setS; b.,
6-2. Better form on the part OF beSer
hIcs George Taylor and George Badger
won from Russell Bailey and Homer
Rich. The latter are youngsters at the
game and played IN their IllSt tourhd
ment yesterday.
The schedule for this afternoon calls
for g number OF matches winch shouu
be interesting. Both Sinsabaugh ana
Duncan will appear in tournament games
and il will be the public's firSt chancc
10 see them in championship action. The
play today commences at p. M ana VIII
continue until dark.
Mem Singles.
Rcsuts-Boycr beat Jesse Badger g.;
o.: Whitworth beat Raymond by de-
fault: + r. Roberts beat r. T. Badger
by default; W. Salisbury beat Rawlins
by default. Brown beat Brines by de-
fault. George. Badger beat Gemmel by
default: Hooker beat Cox by delault,
Duncan beat Steiner by default; Stimp-
son beat Moore 10y default; Hendricks
beat NcWbouSe by dclanlt; Judge peat
Whiteley by default.
Mems Doubles,
George TayIor and George Badger beat
Bailey and Rich. 81; c.
Mems Singles.
SATURDAYS schedule. . p. NO. j.
Salisbury vs.. Colonel Wymond e. BAN
berger rs. n. TAYLOR. r. Judge VS.. George
Smith. sinsabaush VS.. lngebretscn' Rich
p. m.-McLeod vs.. Callahan, Nc
Prngle Us. Ferry D., C. Roberts vs.
Wells. Whitworth rs. #, Roberts
$3.50 p. m.-McLcod vs.. Winner wy
mond Salisbury match.
) r. m.-Baller VS.. Jones. Ellcrbcck VS..
g. Taylor. w Salisbury vs.. Winner
Terry -Pringle match, .
Broom -Garnett match. G.. Badger VS..
Hooker. Macuustan vs.. Jansen.
Mems Doubles.
:; D. m.-Badger and partner VS.. Sails
bury and Brown.
$50 y. m.-Tayor and Macuustan VS.
Sinsabsugh and Duncan.
All PLAYERS are requested 10 be on hand
10 play games according 10 this schcd-
ule or forfeit match