UNIVERSITY TOURNAMENT.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17106, 30 March 1921, Page 2

UNIVERSITY TOURNAMENT.

♦ TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. l< AUCKLAND WINS TWO. The tennis championships v in connexion with tho New Zealand University tournament were continued on the Canterbury College courts yesterday, in good weather. Some good play ra witnessed, and all the championships, with the exception of the combined doubles, were decided, the winners being: . , Auckland University College, ladies singles and men's doubles. Canterbury University College, ladies doubles. Otago University, men's singles. The teams remaining in the combined doubles championships are: Auckland, Otago, and Canterbury. Following are the corrected scores for the whole of thepplaty t on Saturday and vesterday, the initials in brackets indicating Canterbury University College (C.U.C.) Auckland University College (A.U.C.), Victoria University College, Wellington (V.U.C.), and Otago University (0.U.): — LADIES' SINGLES. First Found—Miss Siovwriffht (V.TT.C.) Wt Miss King fO.U.V 10-8; Miss Valentine (C.U.C.) beat Miss ' Fenton (V.U.C.), f-6: miss Walclie (V.U.C.) beat Mias Willcox (C.U.C), 10-8; Miss Seay (0.U.) beat Mias Smeeton (A.U.C.), 9-1; Mias Knight (A.U.C.) Misa Cowfe (0.U.), Mias Archenhold (C.U.C), and Misa Mueller (A.U.C.) by<» Second Round—Miss Valentino beat Mis? Siovwright, 9-3; Miss Waldie beat Miss Seay, 10-8; Misa Knight beat Misß Cowie, 9-4; Miß3 Archenhold beat Miss Mueller, 9-4. Semi-finals—Misa Archenhold beat Miss 3 Valentine, 9-7; Mias Knight beat Miss Walv Final—Miss Knight beat Miss Archenhold, 9-2 r ' LADIES* DOUBLES." p, First Round—Miocss Martin and Myeia . (V.U.C) beat Misses Gallagher and Smeeton ' (A.U.C), 9-G; Misses Valentine and Smith 3 (C.U.C) beat Misses King ond Goldie (0.U.), 1 9-5; Misses Seay l and Cowie (0.U.), Gardin- * ©r and Tliwaitas (V.U.C), Willcox and Arch--7 enhold (C.U.C.J, Knight and Mueller - (A.U.C), Waldio and Sievwtight (V.U.-C), and C and K. Johnston (C.U.C) had byes.. ' Second Hound—Misses Gardiner and ! Thwaites beat Misse3 Seay and Cowie, 9-7; 5 Misses Willcox and Archenhold beat Misses " Margin and Myers, ' 10-8; Misses. Valentine ■ and Smith beat Misses Knight and Mueller, - ID-»; Misses Waldio and Sievwri?ht beat : Misses S. and K. Johnston, 14-12. Semi-finals—Misses Archenhold and WiU- [ cox beat Misses- Gardiner and Thwaitea, 9-5; Misses Valentine and Smith boat MUsea_Wal- * die and Sievwrisht, 10-8 • Final—Misses Willcox and Aichenhold beat * Misses Valentine and Smfth, 9-S. s MEN'S SINGLES. First Round—Sims (0.U.) beat Byrne. " (V.U.C), 6-0, 6-1; Entwhistle (A.U.C.) beat : ' Harrop (C.U.C), 6-3, C-3; Lusk (0.U.) beat Gibb (V.U.C), 6-7, 6-3, S-6; Johns (A.U.C.) I boat Loughimn (C.U.C). 4-6, 6-3, 6-2,-I . Semi-final3—Sims beat Entwhistle, 6-2,^6-8; I Johns beat Lusk, 7-5, 6-2. Final—Sims beat Johns/7-5, 10-8. s MEN'S DOUBLES, L First Bound—Sims and I'lash (O.Ui) beat . Broad and Byrne (V.U.C), 6-0, 6-1; Lough- , nan and Worker (C.U.C) beat Coppard and Entwhistle (A.U.C), 6-2, 10-8; Grant and Johns (A.U.C) beat Harrop and Connall (C.U.C), 6-2, 6-1; Gibb and Stanton (V.U.C.) 1 b»at Luak and Slater (0.U.), 3-6, 84,.7-Sr | Semi-final— Sims find Nash beat Loughnan 1 and Worker, 6-4, 1-6, 6-4; Grant and Johns beat Gibb and Stanton 6-2, 6-2. Final—Grant and Johns beat Sims and Nash, 6-4, S-4. ' COMBINED DOUBLES. First Round—Sims and Miss Seay (0.U.) beat Entwhistle and Mias Mueller (A.U.C),' 6-2, 4-6, 7-5; Worker and Miss Willcox (C.U.C.) boat Gibb and Mies Waldie (V.U.C), * 6-3, 6-1; Johns and Mi»3 Knight (A;U.C.) . beat Haig and Miss Martin (V.U.C), 6-0, : i 6-1; Loughnan and Miss Archenhold (C.U.C.) , beat Luek and Miss King .(0.U.), 6-2, 6-2. j Semi-finals—Johns and Miss Knight beat " Loughnan and Miss Archenhold, 6-3, 6-2. _ j > One semi-final and the final in this section

will pJared to-day, the first match cow jcencinj* at 8.30 a.m. STUDENTS' JAZZ EVENING. A Bohemian evening was spent by all the people interested in the tournament last evening. of all the visiting universities were present, and their spokesmen nil made appreciative references to the way they had been treated in Christchurch. A "Jazz" evening wns celebrated, music, being supplied by members of Mr "Willyams's band. An impromptu musical programme was gone through, after vrliich the assembly adjourned to the "Rendezvous" for supper. The whole company returned to the- Starland floor and indulged in dancing .until an early hour this morning.