Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-09
LONG AND YOUNG
LEFT FOR FINALS
Winner Will Challenge lanes for
TitIe-May Sutton-Hotch-
kiss Match Scheduled
Especial to The IIerald)


DEL MONTE, Sept. 8.-Today was
busy one for the tennis champions and
near champions, all four courts being
occupied from early morning till dusk.
The mems championship singles
reached the final round, Melville H.
Long beating Percy Murdoch in
straight sets, SO, 60, 6-1, and Gerald
Young, after losing the first set, de-
feating w. Bacon, 4-6, 6-1, GA, 6-1.
Long and Young will meet in the final
match tomorrow and the winner will
challenge George J. James, holder of
the title, for the championship of the
Pacific states for 1910 The final match
in ladies' singles will also be played
tomorrow at 2:30 between Miss May
Sutton and Miss Hazel Hotchkiss and
the winner will challenge Miss Flor
ence sutton, holder of the title of
champion for the Pacific states honors
for 1910 in women's singles.
In the final match in ladies' doubles
this afternoon Miss Hazel Hotchkiss
and Miss Coda Meyer won from Miss
May Sutton and Miss Mary Browne,
6-3 3-6, 6-2.
In mems consolation singles w. G.
Hunter beat w. Davis, 6-3, 6-2. john
ston having beaten j. r. Edwards yes-e
terday by the same score, Hunter and
Johnston will meet in final match to-
morrow.
twenty-five youngsters entered the
Junior singles, the results in which
were as follows: In the preliminary
round e. Huff beat r. Morgan, 6-1, 60;
e. Rogers beat w. Dietrich, 4-6, 6-1,
6-2; j. Strauss beat W. Foley, 6-3, 60;
E. Fottrell beat j. Ball, jr., 6-S. 63;
A. Wilder beat r. Martin; 63, 6-1; w.
Fottrell beat V. Johns, Ga, Ga; w.
Johnston beat w. E. Davis, 6-1, 6-1;
.E. Chapman beat Clinton Delamon-
tague, 6-1, 4-6. TO; Strachan, r. Rob-
erts. r. Hotallng and G. Hall draw
ing byes in the upper half, while G.
Robbins, Roy Holland, G. Curley and
v. q. Sheldon drew byes in the lower
half.
In the first round ]. strachan beat
r. Roberts, 60, 60; r. Hotaling beat
G. Hall, 2-6, 6-3, Ga; Rogers beat Huff,
Ga, GA; q. Fottrell beat Strauss, GA,
60; Fottrell beat Wilder, 3-6, 6-1, a8-6;
Johnston beat Chapman, 6-1, 60; Rob
bins beat Holland, 6-1, 6-S; Curley beat
Sheldon, 6-1, 6-1.
In the second round Curley beat
Robbins, 6-2, 6-1; Strachan beat Ho-
falling, E. Fottrell beat Rogers, 6-S, ga;
Johnston beat Fottrelhand Curley beat
Robbins, 6-2, 6-1.
In the semi-fnal round Strachan will
meet e. Fottrell and Johnston will
play against Curley.
In the preliminary round Of mixed
doubles Miss Nora Brewer and R.
Splivale beat Miss Bessie Valleau and
Percy Murdoch, ga, GA, and Coda
Meyer and George James beat Miss
Nora Brewer and r. Splivale, GA, 3-6,
GA.
In the semi-final round Miss Hotch-
kiss and M. Long will meet Miss Coda
Meyer and George James, while Miss
Florence Sutton and r. G.. Hunt are
matched against Miss May Sutton and
Gerald Young.
In mems doubles Long and Sinsa-
baugh beat Ball and Rogers, 60, 6-1;
Lovegrove and Nourse beat Redmayne
Hunt beat Fottrell and Batkin, GA,
6-3; Gerrill and Hunter beat Code and
Davis. Ga. S-6. In first round Finni-
gan and Hotchkiss beat Pyburn and
6-2, Ga; Long and Sinsabaugh
beat Lovegroye and Nourse, so, 6-3;
Murdoch and Hunt beat Gerrill and
Hunter, Ga, 6-3, and Bacon and Young
defeated Johnston and Knowlton, GA, |
6-2. In the semi-flnal round Finnigan
and Hotchkiss will meet Long and Sim
sabaugh, while Murdoch and Hunt are |
matched against Bacon and Young. |
Long and Sinsabaugh will dispose of |
Finnigan and Hotchklss, but Bacon |
and Young will give Murdoch and |
Hunt tussle.
In mems draw doubles Code and |
Hotchkiss beat Galusha and Wilder, |
rs, 6-1, and Young and Finnigan de- |
feated Bacon and Pyburn, 6-2, Ga, |
Bacon and Pyburn having beaten
and Edwards, 6-S, 81, in
the semi-final round.