LAWN TENNIS.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20096, 27 November 1930, Page 15

LAWN TENNIS.

CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION The following matches will be played on Saturday: First Round—United No. 1 v. Fendalton, courts 1 and 2; St. Albans v. Casbmere, courts 3 and 4; Canterbury College v. Lin wood, courts 5 and 6; Avonside v. Urited No. 2, courts 7 and 8. Grade A, Section I.—Fourth rotfnd: Opawa y Cathedral, courts 9 and 10; Woolston v. Spreydon, courts 11 and 12; Avonside v. Edgeware, courts 13 and 14; Riccarton v. Linwood, courts 15 and 16; St. Albans v. Shirley, courts 23 and 24. Grade B, Section I.—Fourth round: Opawa v. Avonside, courts 1 and 2; St. Martins v. Shirley, courts 3 and 4; Woolston v. Cathedral, at Cathedral; RedclifFs v. Linwood, court 3 9 and 10; St, Albans ▼. Hornby, courts 11 and 12. Grade C, Section X.—Fourth round: North Linwood ▼. St. James, courts 17 and 18; St. Martins v. Prebbleton, courts 19 and 20; New Brighton ▼. Redcliffs, courts 13 and 14; Waimairi v. Papanui, at Papanui; Avonside v. Riccarton, courts 15 and 16. Grade D, Section I.—Fourth round: Wesley v. Barrington, courts 5 and 6; Woo?ston v. St. Mary's 1, courts 7 and 8; C.S. Baptiet v. St. Johns, at C.S. Baptist; St. James v. Cathedral 1, courts A and B. DAVIS CUP COMPETITION. NO AUSTRALIAN TEAM NEXT YEAR. (TJJTJTBO PRESS MSOCIATIOW —BT BI,icTBIC T*r.BOBAFH—COPVRTGBT.I (Received November 26th, 9.20 p.m.) SYDNEY. November 26. The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia has decided against sending a Davis Cup team abroad during 1031. The Association also supports the proposal of the South African Association that the L'avis Cup competition be held every two year*.