1910 All England Badminton Championships

1910 All England Badminton Championships

Tournament details
Dates	2 March 1910 (1910-03-02)– 5 March 1910 (1910-03-05)
Edition	12th
Venue	Royal Horticultural Hall
Location	Elverton Street, Westminster, London
Official website	All England Championships
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The 1910 All England Open Badminton Championships was a badminton tournament held at the Royal Horticultural Hall, Westminster, England from March 2 to March 5, 1910. ^{[1] [2]}

After seven years at the London Rifle Brigade's headquarters the Championships switched to a new venue at the Royal Horticultural Hall which provided five courts. There were just six entries for the women's singles, which saw Meriel Lucas win her sixth singles title. Frank Chesterton successfully defended his singles title. ^[3]

Final results

Category	Winners	Runners-up	Score
Men's singles	Frank Chesterton	Henry Marrett	15–4, 15–10
Women's singles	Meriel Lucas	Margaret Larminie	11–5, 3-11, 11-5
Men's doubles	Sir George Thomas & Henry Marrett	Frank Chesterton & Albert Prebble	15–4, 12–15, 15–12
Women's doubles	Meriel Lucas & Muriel Bateman	Dorothea Lambert-Chambers & Dorothy Lyon	15–8, 15–8
Mixed doubles	Guy Sautter & Dorothy Cundall	Frank Chesterton & Meriel Lucas	7–15, 15–9, 15–10

Men's singles

	First round							Quarter finals							Semi finals							Final
		Frank Chesterton	15	15
		L. D. Bayne	11	6
									Chesterton	15	15
									Thomas	6	9
		George Thomas	15	15
		Gerrard Gorges	2	7
																Chesterton	17	15
																Prior	16	11
		J. H. Colin Prior	15	15
		Thomas L. Adam	2	9
									Prior	15	4	15
									Sautter	10	15	4
		Guy Sautter	15	18
		Dr. James Crombie	10	14
																							Chesterton	15	15
																							Marrett	4	10
		Henry Marrett	15	15
		Francis O'Brien Kennedy	3	11
									Marrett	15	15
									Comyn	2	11
		Hugh Comyn	15	15
		H Close	6	6
																Marrett	15	15
																Kennedy	5	11
		Frederick A Kennedy	15	15
		J. H. Coutts	11	2
									Kennedy	15	15
									Andrews	7	9
		A. W. Andrews	15	15
		Robert Plews	1	6

Women's singles

	First round							Semi finals							Final
	Meriel Lucas
	bye							Lucas		11	8	11
	Lavinia Radeglia		11	11				Radeglia		3	11	6
	Dorothea Lambert Chambers		4	5											Lucas		11	3	11
	Margaret Larminie														Larminie		5	11	5
	bye							Larminie		13	11
	Muriel Bateman		14	4	11			Bateman		11	3
	Dorothy Lyon		10	11	2

Men's doubles

	First round							Quarter finals							Semi finals							Final
		George Thomas & Henry Marrett
		bye
									Thomas & Marrett	w/o
									Lambert & Plews	scr
		R. H. Lambert & Robert Plews
		bye
																Thomas & Marrett	10	15	15
																Comyn & Bisgood	15	6	10
		Hugh Comyn & Bert Bisgood	15	15
		R. Franck & E. P. Harrison	10	5
									Comyn & Bisgood	15	18
									Crombie & Inglis	10	14
		Dr. James Crombie & H. J. H. Inglis	18	15
		A. W. Andrews & W. D. Bayne	13	8
																							Thomas & Marrett	15	12	15
																							Chesteron & Prebble	4	15	12
		Frank Chesterton & Albert Prebble
		bye
									Chesterton & Prebble	15	15
									Fitton & Hawthorn	13	9
		Percy Fitton & Edward Hawthorn	15	15
		Frederick A. Kennedy & Francis O'Brien Kennedy	7	9
																Chesterton & Prebble	15	15
																Massey & Sautter	10	10
		Stewart Massey & Guy Sautter
		bye
									Massey & Sautter	15	15
									Hay & Gorges	7	4
		Capt. Hay & Gerrard Gorges
		bye

Women's doubles

	First round							Semi finals							Final
	Meriel Lucas & Muriel Bateman		15	15
	Dora Boothby & Margaret Larminie		6	1				Lucas & Bateman		15	15
	Dorothy Cundall & Alice Gowenlock		15	15				Cundall & Gowenlock		8	2
	Miss Hazlett & Louisa Kennedy		0	3											Lucas & Bateman		15	15
	Dorothea Lambert Chambers & Dorothy Lyon		15	15											Lambert Chambers & Lyon		8	8
	H. Longmuir & V. I.Todd		3	9				Lambert Chambers & Lyon		15	12	15
	Lavinia Radeglia & Christina Douglass							Radeglia & Douglass		5	15	11
	bye

Mixed doubles

	First round							Second round							Quarter-finals							Semi-finals							Final
		Guy Sautter & Dorothy Cundall	15	15
		Dr. James Crombie & V. I. Todd	0	0					Sautter & Cundall	15	15
		Frederick A. Kennedy & Louisa Kennedy	15	10	15				Kennedy & Kennedy	8	9
		W. D. Bayne & C. Johnstone	10	15	7											Sautter & Cundall	15	17
		Stewart Massey & Margaret Larminie														Massey & Larmnie	11	14
		bye							Massey & Larminie	15	15
		Capt. Hay & Miss Pakenham							Hay & Pakenham	4	9
		bye																					Sautter & Cundall	15	17
		Edward Hawthorn & Constance Peterson																					Hawthorn & Peterson	10	4
		bye							Hawthorn & Peterson	15	15
		H. J. H Inglis & Miss H. Longmuir							Inglis & Longmuir	4	6
		bye														Hawthorn & Peterson	15	15
		J. H. Colin Prior & Eveline Peterson														Prior & Peterson	12	4
		bye							Prior & Peterson
		bye																												Sautter & Cundall	7	15	15
		Frank Chesterton & Meriel Lucas																												Chesterton & Lucas	15	9	10
		bye							Chesterton & Lucas	15	15
		Percy Fitton & Lavinia Radeglia							Fitton & Radeglia	10	12
		bye														Chesterton & Lucas	15	18
		Mackie+ & Dorothea Lambert Chambers														Mackie+ & Chambers	10	16
		bye							Mackie+ & Chambers	w/o
		A. W. Andrews & Winton							Andrews & Winton	scr
		bye																					Chesterton & Lucas	15	15
		George Thomas & Muriel Bateman	15	15																			Thomas & Bateman	5	5
		Albert Prebble & Dora Boothby	11	9					Thomas & Bateman	17	15
		Hugh Comyn & Mrs Wood	15	15					Comyn & Wood	14	5
		Robert Plews & Dorothy Lyon	7	11												Thomas & Bateman	15	15
		Henry Marrett & Florence Marrett (née Lannowe)														Marrett & Marrett	5	11
		bye							Marrett & Marrett	11	15	17
		Gerrard Gorges & Alice Gowenlock							Gorges & Gowenlock	15	5	16
		bye

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References

1. "The Times & the Sunday Times". Archived from the original on 18 January 2017. Retrieved 4 September 2012.
2. "Badminton" . Sporting Life. 2 March 1910. Retrieved 30 March 2021– via British Newspaper Archive.
3. "The Championships" . Field. 5 March 1910. Retrieved 30 March 2021– via British Newspaper Archive.