LAWN TENNIS.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17106, 30 March 1921, Page 8

LAWN TENNIS.

EASTER TOURNAMENT. The Canterbury Lawn Tennis Association's Easter Tournament was continued yesterday, but not concluded, and tlie outstanding ! matches will have to be played later as opportunity offers. " In the Men's Championship Singles th© semi-final round was reached A very fine match was played in this round between the two veterans, W. Goss and A. Borrows, who ltave fought together many a ha*d tennis battle. The play was of a. very high order, and the game possessed plenty of interest right up to tho finish, Goss, after losing the first set 7-9, by steady play and unabated activity, won the two following 'and the match. . . „. , .'. -L The Ladies' Ohampionship Singles, which was. brought to a conclusion, was a. disappointing event altogether. None of the leading local ladies had entered, and the consequence was that the event, a really important on©, went largely ty default. The •standard of play in (he final match was anything but representative of the standard ]jossesppd by the leading ladies of the province. The Men's Ohampionship Doubles were fought fiercely to a finish. In the semifinals a' very fin© gam© was put up by R. Browning and T. Patterson, who looked like winning art several stages, but who just foiled in a prolonged third set. The winners of the Championship were W. Goss and P. G. Greenwood, who defeated Dr. Allison and K. Clark, 6-3. 6-3, after a. well played mat ool . . _ ~ The Ladies' Championship Doubles went easily to the Wellington pair, Misßes Curtis 'and Arrowsmith, who altogether .outclassed their opponents ' The many spectators assembled were treated to a first-class display of high, grade tonnris in the final of th© Combined Doubles Championship between P. G. Greenwood and Mrs Lord and.Dr. Allison and Miss» Curtis. Greenwood took a large shore of the work in <ui endeavour to cave his partner, who had been playing many strenuous games during ithe'day, and.h©.was very effective at the net. Tlw other two, however, easily held the dominant position, and won t'm match, 6-4, 6-2. The smashing shots of Miss Curtis were again the subject of general admiration. Results are as follows: MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES. Third Round. A. Borrows beat W. Pearce, 6-4, 6-1; S. D Donton beat Dr. Park, 6-4, 5-7, 6-3 j W. I Goss beat E. Partridgia, 6-2, 6-2. SeiAi-finai. W. Goss beat A. Borrows, 7-9, 6-4, 6-8. LADIES* CHAMPIONSHD? SINGLES. Second Round. E Miss E Partridge beat Miss Ward, 6-2, 5-6, C-2; Mrs R. Jor.es beat? Miss R. Pearce, 6-2, 6-2; Miss Bain beat Miss Avrowsmith, 6-2, 6-3; Mian Hay beat Miss E. Boyce, (i-5, 6-3. ✓ Semi-final. Mrs B. Jones- beat Miss E. Partridge, 6-3, 6-4; Mias E. Hav beat Miss M. Bain, 6-5, 6-2. . . Final. Mrs-B. Jones heart Miss Hay, 8-6, 6-2, 6-0. MEN/S CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES. Third Round. Browning and Patterson beat Smither end Partridge 4-6, 8-6, 6-2; Pearce and Taylor beat Barr and Wroth, 6-0, 6-2; Allison and Clark beat Dr. Park and Sheppard, 6-0, 5-7, '6-4. ' Semi-final. ' Goss and Greenwood beat Browning a*d k Patterson, 6-2, 8-6, 8-6; Allison and Clark beat Pearce and Taylor,- 7-5, 6-1. Final. Goes and Greenwood beat Allison and Clark, 6-3, 6-8. , LADIES* CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES. Third Round. Mrs Bannennan and Miss- Green' beat Misses F. and R. Pearse, 4-6, 6-5, .6-3; Mrs 1 Lord and Mrs Hichter boat Misses E. Bryoe and G. Hay, 6-2, 6-1. Semi-final. Mrs Bannennan and Miss Green beat Mrs Lord and Mm Richter, 2-6, 6-5, 6-6. / - . Final. Misses Curtis and Arrowsmith, beat Mrs Bannennan and Miss Green, 6-1, 6-0. COMBINED CHAMPIONSHD? DOUBLES. Third Round. Greenwood and i MA Lord beat*L. J. Taylor and MSsS Campbell, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. > Semi-finaL Dr. Allison end Miss Curtis beat W. Goss and Mrs Richter, 6-1, 6-3; Greenwood and Mrs Lord beat T. Laurenson and MxsLauI reason, 4-6, 6-0, 6-1. Final ' Dr. Allison and Miss Curtis beat Greenwood and Mrs Lord, 6-4, 6-2. 1 MEN'S JUNIOR INTER-CLUB SINGLES 1 • ■:; CHAMPIONSHD?. ••- Third Round. I S. T. Thomas beat A. E. Steer©. 0-5. . Semi-finals. t . F. M. Allison beat S. T. Thomas, 94. I MEN'S HANDICAP SINGLES. Third Round. T. P. Laurenson (reo. 3-6 15) beat A. Barr I (too. 16 2-6) 9-7., W. Sheppard (owe 4-615) beat I. Seay (reo. 4-6 15) 9-2, T. W. Patterson (owe , 1-6 15) beat P. R. Harman (rec. 4-« 15) 9-5, B; W. Field (scr) beat G. A. Dawson (scr) 9-5, K. Houneell (rec. 15) beat Dr. P~ark (owe ; 15) 9-4. Fourth R>und. S. W. Field (scr) and G. L. Wallace (reo. IS 8-6) won by default, T. W. Patterson (owe 1-6.15) beat W. G. Purchase (reo. 16). 9-2, T. ', P. Laurenson. (reo. 3-6 16) 'beat W. Sheppard (owe 4-6 15) 9-8. ■ MEN'S HANDICAP SINGLES. (Second -Grade). Third Round. Cv Wright <reo. 2-6 15) beat A. E. Steer© (owe 2-6 15) 9-0. • Semi-finals. E. Goddard • (rec. 15 2-6) beat J. Mercer (ree. 15*9-7, W. R. Robinson (reo. 15) beat K A. White (reo. 15 2-6) 9-& Final . W. R. Robinson (rec. 15) beat E. Goddard (rec. 15 2-6) 9-6. i MSN'S HANDICAP DOUBLES. Third Round. R. Gibson and G. ,L. Wallace (rec. 16) beat A. Borrows and W. Sheppard (owe 15) 9-3, L. J. Taylor and R. Browning (owe 3-6 16) 1 beat W. Pearce and W. Purchase} sex) 9-4. Fourth Round. J. Warsaw and Beat (rec. 2-6 15) beat ■ R. Gibson and G. L. Wallace (rec. 15 9-6), I E D. Goldsmith and F. W. Simons (rec. 2-6 15) beat Dr. Allison and K. Clark (owe 15 2-6) 9-7, A. Smither'and E. Partridge (owe 1 2-6 16) beat L. J. Taylor and R. Browning (owe 3-6 15) 9-5. ,* Semi-finals. Wa-nsaw and Best (reo. 2-6 15) beat Goldsanith and Simons (rec. 2-6 15) 9-8, Bishop and Bishop (rec. 1-6) beat Smither and -Partridge (owe 2-6 J5) 9-7. Final. ' Warsaw and Best (rec. 2-6*15) beat Bishop and Bishop (reo.' 15 1-6) 9-&. LADIES' HANDICAP DOUBLES. Third Round. Mia«ea E. Percy and Cowan (rec. 4-6 15) beat Jklis*es E- and W. (rec. 15 1-6) 9-8, Mrs Bannennan and Miss Green (scr) beat Misses G. Taylor and Crawford (rec. 2-6 15) 9-5. Semi-finals. Mrs Spicer and Miss E.. Joyce free. 8-6 15) beat' Misses E. Percy and A. Cowan (reo. 4-6 15) 9-8, LADD3S' HANDICAP SINGLES. Second Round. Miss E. Stewart (ecr) beat Mrs Sam6on (rec. 4-6 15) 9-4, Miss Arrowßraith (scr) beat

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For cooking purposes, purely vegetable, we recommend Crisco, 2s 6d-tin; Oloniit Margarine, Is 8d lb. FRANK A. COOK, LTD., THE SERVICE GROCERS. C 2925 Mrs Donald (reo. 8-6 15) 9-5, Miss W. Partridge (reo. 15 4-6) beat Miss 0. A. Crawford (rec. 15) 9-5. Third Round. Miss G. Hay (rec. 15 1-6) beat Mrs B. Jones (sor) 9-4, Miss W. Partridge won by default. Semi-finals. Miss R Thompson (rec. 15 2-6) beat Maes A. S. Cooper (rec. 5-6 15) 9-7. Mrs Steeds (rec, 15) beat Miss R. Mann (rec. 4-6 15) 9-5. COMBINED HANDICAP DOUBLES. First Grade. Second Round. LaUTonson and Mrs Laurenson (scr) beat L. J. Taylor and Mrs Lord (owe 16 3-6) 9-8, S. W. Field and Mrs Bannennan (scr) beat C. E. Wroth and Mrs Johnston (tec 15) 9-5, J. G. Denniston and Miss Bcqlcett (rec 4-6 15) fc'eat E. D. Goldsmith and Mrs Donald (ftor) 9-8, A. Smither and a. Dorman (Bcr) bea{ K. Hounsoll and Mi?s Whitta (rec. 15) 9-4, P. Robert-on and Mass F. Poarce (rec. » 3-6 15) beat H. K. Webb and Miss Webb (reo. 15 2-6) 9-2. Third Round K. Clark and Miss Bain (owe 16) beat J. G. Denniston and Miss Beckett (rec 4-6 16) 9-4, Mrs B. Jones and- T. Patterson (owe 1-6 15) beat A. Borrows and Mrs Wake (owe 15) 9-7, A. Smither and Miss Dorman (star) beat P. Robertson and Mliss F. Pearse (rec. 8-6 16). 9-5. COMBINED HANDICAP DOUBLES. ( Second Grade. Semi-final. R. Nottingham and Mass Coleman feeo. 15 1-6) beat J. Kenworthy (scr) and Mts 1 Chalklen (ecr) 9-2. Final. A. Mercer and Miss Wood! (rec 15) bent R. Nottingham and Miss Coleman (rec. 15 1-6) 9-4. , TO-DAY'S MATCHES. ' The following remaining matches will be played at Avonside,- commencing at 9 ajn. . to-day:— ; Ladies' Doubles Handicap—Misse? F. and [ R. Pearse play Mesdames Lord and Richter. The winners will play Mrs Bannennan and 1 Miss Green. Th© winners then meet Mrs Piper and Miss Joyce in the final.Ladies' Singles Handicap—Miss Taylor ; plays Mis 3 R. Pearse; Miss Saunders plays ' Miss S. Pearse. BELFAST v. KAIAPOI. A match was played at Belfast on Monday, between Kaiapoi and "Belfast, the visitors winning by 87 games_ to 75. Scores, Kaiapoi players being mentioned first: — Men's Doubles—R. Malcolm and G. Hirst 1 6 v. Ki9V. N. Roberts and G. Brown 6; A. 'Hirst and o.' Hoskin 6 v. W. Watson and J Halligan 4. Ladies' Doubles—Mrs Baker and Miss P. Pearce 6 v. Miss B. Farquhar and Mrs 0. Arps 4: Miss Goidthorp and Miss Thorne 6 v. Miss Rogers and-Miss E. Hcholls 8; Miss Stanton and Miss H. Pearce 6 v. Miss Smith and Mra'C. Arps. 0. ■ Combined Doubles—R. Malcolm.and Mrs Baker v.' Eev. N. Roberta and iMiss ' Farquhar 1; G. Hirst and Miss P. Pearco 6 v.. G, Brown and Mrs Arps 5; A. Hirst and Miss Stanton 6 v. W. Watson and Miss Smith 2: C. Hoskins and Miss H. Pearco 2 v. J. Halligan and Miss E. Nioholls 6;R. Malcolm and Miss Goidthorp 6 v. Rev. N. Roberts and Miss Rogers 5; G. Hirst and Miss Thorn 4 v. G. Brown and Miss Farquhar 6; R. Malcolm and Miw P. Pearoa 6 v. G. Brown and Miss Nicholls 4; G. Hirst and Miss Stanton 6 v. Rov.Roberts and Mrs Arps 6; A-. Hirst and Mrs Baker 5 v. J» Halligan. and Miss Farquhar 6; C. Hoskins and Miss' Goidthorp 4 v. W. Watson .and Miss Smith 6; R. Malcolm and Mire H. Pearce 4"v. Rev. N. Roberts and Miss E. Nicholls 6; A. Hirst and Miss Thorne 8 v. W. Watson and Miss Farquhar 6. DUNSANDEL v. DARFD3LD. The Darfield team journeyed to Dunsandel on Easter Monday and played a match against the home team , which resulted in a win for Dunsandel by 63 games. Scores, Dunsandel players being mentioned firßt: Combined Doubles—Mass Dunlop and F. Owers 4 v. Miss W. Jarman and J. Reid 6, Miss' Lill and J. Wraight 6 v. Miss Jarman and Robertson 5, Miss E. Reid and A. Macphe*son 6 v." Mrs Reid and G. GiUondero 3, Miss H. Jones and A. J. Sheet 6 v. Miss. J. Gillandcrs and W. SummerviMe 1, Miss N. Redd and K. Macpherson 6 v. Miss G<unn and H. Gilknders 0, Miss Wraight 'and A. Reid 6 v. Miss Gunn and H. Gillandors 5. Ladies' Doubles—Misses Dunlop and Lell 6 v. Misses Jarman 4, Misses H. u>nes and E. Reid 5.v. Mrs Reid and Miss Gillanders 6, Misses N. Bcid and M. Wraight 2 v. Miss Gunn and Mrs Reid 6,. Misses N. Reid and M. Wraight -2 v. Miss Gillanders and Miss &unn 6. men's Doubles—F. Owers and J. Wrought 9 v. J. Reid and' R. G. Robertson 8, A. Macpherson and A. J. Sheat 9 v. G. Gillanders andW. SummorviHe 2, A. Reid and E. Macpherson 9 v. Q. Gillanders and H. Gillanders 2u " Ladiesi' Singles—Miss Dunlop 6 v. Miss W. Jarman 6, Mfes Lill 6 v. Miss Jarman 6, Mies H. Jones 3 v. Miss J. Gillandero 6, Miss.E. Reid 6 v. Miss Gunn 1. Men's Singles—A. Macpherson 6v. J. Reid 2, F; E. Owers 6 v. R. G. Robinson 0, W. J. Wraight 6 v. G. Gillanders 8, A. J. Sheatt 6 v. W. Summerville 1, K. Macpher»on 6 v. H. Gillanders 0, A. Reid 6 v. H. Gillanders 1. Totals—Dunsandel 182 games, Darfield 79. SEFTON v. •AMBERLEY. - A tennis match was played at Amberley on Saturday, between Sefton and Amberley. After a very enjoyable contest the homo team won by nine games. Results, Amberley players hcing mentioned first:—■ Ladies' Singles—Miss M. Parsons 1 v. Miss A. Dalzell 6, Hiss E. Parsons 6 v. -UKes M. Dialzell 1, Mra Wylde-Browne G v. Miss M. Thompson 5, Mies Mnson 6.v. MrsTlenry 5, ML<b A. Marsh 6 v. Miss Dalzell 4, ilks Wbrnall 6 v. Miss WilFon 4. Men's Singles—Hooker 0 v. McNally 6, Thompson G v. T. Dalzell 6, Parsons 6 v. Scott 1, Cocks 6 v. McDonald 5. Ladies' Doubles—Misses Parsons 5 v. Misses Dibbell 6, Mra WyQde-Browne and Mies Mason 6 v. Miss Thompson and Mrs Henry 5, Misses Marsh and Wornall 5 v. Mi-eos Dalzell .and Wilson 6. - Men's Doubles —Coleman and Hooker 5 v. M;Nally and T. Dalzell 6, Thompson and Pwsons 6 v! Dalzell Bros. 1, Cocks and Rhodes 6v. Scott and McDonald 4. > ' . Combined Doubles—Coleman and Miss M. Parsons 6 v. McNally and Miss A. Dalzell 5, Hookor and Miss E. Parsons 2 v. T. Dalzell and Mis 3 M. Dalzell G, Thompson and Mf3 Wylde-Browne 6 v. Dalzell and Miss M. Thompson 2, Parsons and Miss Mason 6 v. Dalzell and Mrs Henry 6, Cocks and Miss A. HarEh 3 v. Scott and Miss Dalzell'6. Totals—Amberley 104 game 3, Sefton 95. OTAGO TOTJENAMENT. • (press association telegram.) DL'NEDIN, March 29. The Qtago Lawn. Tennis Association's tournament was concluded to-day. Uesults:— Men's Championship Singles—W. Bray beat S. G. MacDougali, 6-2, G-3, fi-3. ■ Men's Championship Dcubloa—W. Bray, ami K. A. N Wi;kie beat S. C. McDougoll and S. N. Blown, 4-6, 1-6, 6-1, 6-1, 6-2. Ladies' Championship Singles—Mrs K. Jopp beat Miss Cc.-jk, 7-5, 7-5. Mixed Championship Doubles—G. Clark ai:d A!i=.s Shaw brat R. A. Wilki© and Miss Cock, 2-i. Ladies' Handicap Doubles—Miss E. Boiling and S. Barley (owe 2-C) boat Misses J. W. and M. R. Collie (owe 4-6), 9-1. ili.voi Handicap > Doubles—R. D. Gulihrio and Miss M. JlnAiam (owe 15 4-6) beat S. S. Harvey and Mi&3 R. Harvey (rec. 3-6), 9-4. Ladies' Handicap Singles—Miss Ballantyne (owe 15 2-6) beat iliss S. Bagloy (scr), 9-4. Men's Handicap Doubles—G. GJanviileand C. Mcllison (owe 1-6) beat Wilkinson and L. (ice. 1-6), 9-4. lien's, Handicap ' Singles (A Grade) —C. Mollkou (scr) beat N. S. Oramonds (owe 15 6-6), 9-6. » WANGANUI TOURNAMENT. (press association telegram.) WANGAXUI, March 29. At the tennis tournament to-day, in th© Men's Singles Chamnionshin, Wallace be2t Lauip>, G-4, C-2. "in iha'Lsdfcs' Scnjl'-.a Championship Mm Melody beat Miss Biew-