LAWN TENNIS.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20178, 5 March 1931, Page 15

LAWN TENNIS.

9H§p|fr:v--* * . SCHOOLS'' mgff annual tournament are as lEitfrf * re reminded that Rgtt at 9 o'clock sharp ■HBSaigc.' Girl'" Guides will !l|!§£fr fteots placed early to enable HBitiWrt tile we ' coule 10 Lord WET fk« entries this year are BIL. although the council enthem by yutting a limit sad hy increasing; the fees. Kissel; L. Hartnell, v. °G. Duncan, H. A J mEF Shaod, U. Kickard v. M. Hmrcuaor v. J. Mcßrearty, B. j/ Calvin, J. McDonald;; < J. h> 'Hay ; J k°St K? Hprif slid J. Venning (rec. 15), JEHlESernett (Swe 15 1-6)," L. Hh Dieboa (set), J. Mcßrearty HEnilßve 3-6), IS. C. Mawaon and B. ShilHto (owe 15 4-6) i HHft'Muui C.'Foots (sci), W. J. I Hm& Bowiter (owe 2-6) v.. K I (rec. 15), A. H. Lee ] BBH ■ (owe >3O) v.' 3. Bowbyes. I w« . 30), W. Hay and J.' I T. Wilson and —. Cropp< h. Hartnell (oWe. 15); . Williamson (owe '30).,, jßSmgbUoß - ajid partner (—),• HHBfe/ Duncan (reft ■' i 5); - M.j' ■Mffi&MWcUin (owe 'ls 1-6); M.j nEVui (rec.-15),- It. Burns" HHttiai, —• t'oa (scr), J. Hay. ■K>Penfold (owe 30) r. J. ■■BG3Mjr- («or), S. Bowker Scully and P. McStmttan and E. Perry ■hHhkJw xtd 6. Gibson (scr)/ HHhBBK Ktcbolls (owe 15) v. L. |HHEp*y and H. Armstrong HHh'B. Jtudkin (rec. 15). ■HHmK. Conneen; P. Ardagh, Hgggpg&ompaozi, L'Wright; P. J. Ebroithy y. M. Douglas; N.- Irwin, B.~Liuk; 3- BlrthH;'!Long-

Junior Singlet. J h« S JT^ A " s e^ Harrison; B. Nureie, n ™ ? B i. R/ Uren, M. A. McGahev; T. Stacer M T? r S nt 'i H " Brucc ' K - Oud'don; T. . McZ'ald RlChardßon: J * ?• *•»«. a, co^'n Ba K T r>- M u Nor f l8 ' J; Senior v. S. Rosfeefv K b. N.t g , n f J ' Staples-Hamilton, T. P ° oo ft M. Whiteside; W. Dry den, K : Jf- Hardie, g. M. Anderson dJpm" 1 ?:?' ?• Johnson; A. Carson, v[ Harvey, v Allardl B - Berry'; C. Wilson, B. Senior Doubles. By®--!)..,6mm : ;»ndMT.: Gale * (*ec. IS). J> s ®6BB (owe 30 8-6) V van and T r M \ C V am P (rec '' ls ) ■ Sulliand I? TV* Crook / (owe 15) v. L. McCracken s&bR *m. i teS* & Cunneen (scr) J SmHh and S. Holmes (reel (owe is^ - p e fo *** P- Shayle-George j?g\ "■ V n Sl , ni i h aad A : Smith (owe 'ls 16) y. L, Bradshaw and M. Talbot (scr) 2 'and N. Firth (owe 15 3-6) vi «»r»ri C 8 K »therford - (owe 80), D ron w <owe 30) v - B - Barw wit M - Ward - (ree. 15), L. Airey and B. Wellwood (owe 15> v. L. Doaelas and' v w 3 * 7 ?* xAi J >S and N - Irwin 15 2 fil v -d' a^o ' a ®d M. (owe 181 V-n m?*?? a " d , M - Stevenson owe 0 V'fi. Rltch i e J»nd M. Webley (owe 15), J Vi^l. n Bnd J p -Ardagh (owe 15 4-6) v. J. _ Elworthv and E. Thompson (scr) .T in T« b > b l scr) v - W - Bain and n! (ree a • .Amos and B. White (rec. 15) v. F. CBWper and R. Lush (owe 15® ye: M - p - ilcGahey and B. B. Hahn (owe Junior Doubles. Trent and D. Smith (ow<v 15) < M. Allard and M. Wright (owe 15). B T>™f UCB t 1- Whiteside (owe 30) v. £'»♦* , ® * ni j\ Leoa "d (rec. 8-6 15), B. Hatherley and R. Chapman (owe 15) v. C. L «?h w-v McGahey (scr), J. Free- ? w t (ree. 15) v. T. D; Ward son A " de " on (owe 30). M. Richardson and B. Stephenson (owe 15 3-6) v. B. aml B w al w £ McNamara (owe 30), B. Knight „ j W £ Ury (owe 3-6 15) v. R. Hamil- ■ ton and M, Pearson (owe 15), S. Roscoe and 1 A. Doell (owe 30) v. C. Frier and H. Pascoe | /° W8 ««f 5 -J* H " Hervey and M. Norris j (owe 30) v. L. Mann and L. Gaffney (scr), A. Kendle and M. Smith (dwe 15) v. J. t f ai 7 on and p - M. Barron (owe 15 2-6), I '!*• Senior' and. B, Harrison' (owe 15) v. M. Hardie and M. Halcrow (3-6 15), T. Stacey and H. McDonald (owe 15) v. E. Bay, and :W.: Dryden (owe 15 4-6), E. Tay- ' lor and J, Brummond (rec. 3-6 15) v. K. Guddon ;and, C. Wilson (owe 30). .Byes.: Dickey and B. Barclay (owe J®tTv)i M- Coop and H. Harper (owe 3-6 I M, Staples-Hamilton aud *M. Crawshaw (owe 15 3-6). j " BUzed Doubles. • I Byes; Mawson and D. K. Dickey (owe W» May and F. Cowper (owe 15) ;1 K »BSel and H. Rendle (owe 15 1-6),- Wood ;nd_R-Rutherford (owe 15 1-6); Climie and I ® lsllQ P (owe 30 3-6), Mcßrearty and J., Elworthy (owe 4-6 15); Burke and R. Uren i (sci;). Hay-and J, Harding (owe 15 2-6); Bowhyes and A. Beadel (owe 30), Galvin I and E. Thompson (owe 2-6 15): McDonald Smith (owe 15 1-6), jOlarke and P. Price (owe 15); Rickard and S. Roscoe (ow& J5 1-6), Scully and ]R. HeKondry (acr)Barnett and L. Airey /(owe 15 1-6). Kelly and K. Sullivan (owe 15 1-6) ▼, and" S. Trewin (rec. 15); Duncan fad-' A. Smith (awe 15) v. Dickson and P. Acland (rec, 2-6 15). Brwaad N. Firth (owe 15 8-6); Hftffatt and D.. Gerard (owe -15 2-6), Gibson arid F. Beaxley (rec. 15); Hart and E. .Perry (owe 4-6 15)," Shand and C. .Reese (owe 30); Wrightßon and J. Barbour (15 2-6), Opie and I. Wright (owe 15); Wiggins and E. Turnbull"(owe 15 3-6), Golwill and M. Richardson (owe 4-6 15); O'Connor and B. Grewpon (owe, 30), Wilson and A. Carson <S«i;) Venninf and P. Cunneen (scr), Mor--1 ■" y ■ -•

rison and M. Morrison (owe 15 3-6); Black and J. Evans (scr), Lee and B. Welhvood (ow» 15 1-C). > ' INTER-CLUB COMPETITIONS: The positions of the various inter-club competitions . conducted by the Canterbury Lavm Tennis Association' are as follows: Grade A—Cathedral Club are the winners. /Grade B, Section I.: Cathedral Club are the winners. . Grade. B, Section ll.—Te Whaka and Addmgton, the leading teams; .will play ofi next Saturday'at Wilding Park. Grade C, Section I.—St. James and Papantax, the leading teams, will play off riext Saturday at Wilding Park. Grade C, Section ll.—Cathedral Club' are the winners. - Grade D, Section I.—Wesley Club are the winners. Grade D, Section ll.—Sumner Club are the winners; The final of the-D grade between Wesley and Sumner ' will be played at Wilding Park on Saturday next.