LAWN TENNIS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 955, 24 October 1910, Page 11

LAWN TENNIS.

OPENING OF THE COMPETITIONS. SATURDAY'S MATCHES. The, following are tho results of last Saturday's lawn tenuis matches: — MEN'S COMPETITION. '.'■'. A Grade. Wellingon First defeated Hutt by 5 rubbers to 1; 10 sets to 4; 79 games to 50.. " ' Brown v, Hawkins, 4—6, 6—4, 6—5; Wilson v. Cornell, 5—6, 5—6; Salmoud v. Ward, 5-6, '6-0, 6-4;.M'Nicol v. Groon, 6—o, 6-0; Brown and Salmond v. Cornell and Ward, 6—3, 6—5; Wilson and M'Nicol v. Hawkins and Green, 6-3, 6-2. ..•'.'. : Brougham Bill defeated Victoria College by 5 rubbers to 1; 11 sets to 4; 80 games to 63. ..'■'.. ~ - H. V. Howo v. Wilson, 6-2, 3-6, 6—5; Hunter v. Beere, 6—l, 6—2; J. A. B. Howe v.Cleghorn, 4—6, 6—4,-6-r- - Dart v. Smith, 6-5, 2-6, 5-6, Hunter and Dart v. Wilson arid Beere, 6—2, 6^; Howe Bros. v. Cleghom and Smith, 6-5, 6^-5; B Grado. : Brougham Hill First defeated Victoria College >Second by .6-rubbers to, nil;. 12 sets to 1; 77 games to 41. ' • Marriner v. Fair, 6—3, 6—4; Roberts v. Eichelbaum, 6—2, 6—l; Sampson v. Loughnanj 6—5, 6—3; Lawrence v. Leary, 6—3; 6—2; Marriner and SampSon v. Loughrian and Leary, 6—4, 5—6, 6—2; Roberts and Lawrence y. Fair and Eichelbaum,' 6—3, 6—3.: ' ' Petorie-.defeated.Hutt by 4 rubbers to 1 (one.unfinished); 10 sets to 5; .79 games to 65. ■-•;'. Parkinson v. Mirams, 5 —6, 6—3, 6 — 2; Duncan v. Callender, 6—2/3—6, 6— 3; Austin v. Brown, 3—6,-6—5, 3—6; Andrews v. Kirk, 6—5; 6—4; Parkinson arid Duncan v. Mirams and Callender, 6-r4 (unfinished); Austin and Andrews v. Brown and .Kirk, 6—3, 5—6, 6—4. .■.■•: Victoria..College First 'defeated Trinity by 3 rubbers to 3; 8 sets to 6; 65 games to 55. . (l'aylor.v.;Correll,.6—2, 6—5; Rutkerfurd v'. Swinburne, 3—6, 5-^-6; Parker v.. Pavitt, 4—6, 6—o, 6—2; : Duncan ■'. v. Jacobsen, 3—6, 2—6; Taylor arid Rutherfurd v. Correll and Swinburne, 6—5; 4—6, 6—3; Parker and Duncan v. Pavitt and Jacobsen, I—6j 5—6. ; • D Grade. ■' :. Johnspnville defeated Victoria College Second by 5 rubbers to 1; 53 games to 18, ." , ' '.;' _ Robertson v. Inder,' 9—l; Chappell v. Mackerseyy B—9; Bethune v. Melody, Bould v. p'Shea. 9—l-, Robert son and Chappellvv. Inder. and Mackersey., .9—2; ' Bethune and Bould v. Melody. and-O'She'a, 9—3;

■:''■', LADIES',COMPETITION: \ :. ?■ . ' : ; A Grade. > :■ )■..:■' Wellington A defeated Wellington B by 6 .'.rubbers, to'. nil—no details available. .- '•. ;; • Brougham Hill defeated Victoria College by 4 rubbers to 1 (one unfinished), 9 sets - to 4; 69 games to, 53. ) '•. . ■ Miss : Morgan y. Miss -Van Staveren, .2—6, 4—6;, Miss Archer v. Miss Scott, 4-6, 6-3; Mrs. W. E. Howov. Miss M'lntosh, 6—5, I—l (unfinished); Miss, Davis v. Miss Kef slake, 6—l; 6-4). : Blisses Morgan "and Archer v. , Misses' Van Staveren and' Scott,. 6—5, 4-^6,:;6^4; i Mrs. Howe and Miss Davis ;tt Mrs. M'lntosh and Kerslake, 6—l, 6 _4, v ;:■:-.-, ■■ ::-<■■■.;. . ,:.; ~. "•'■'S i 11 : ■ B.i Grade." • . •■: Victoria. College defeated Trinity Church by 6 rubbers to nil, 54 games ■ , ■■■. :■. . .^o., Miss V. Saxon v; Miss. Ward, 9—l; Miss. G. > Saxon v. Miss Crowes,' 9—B; Miss'M'Kellar v. Miss Reid, 9—5; Miss Atkinson v< Miss Printzen, 9—6. Misses Saxon v. Misses Ward and Crewes, .9— 1; Misses iM'Kellar and Atkinson. v. . Misses- Reid' and" Printzen, " '' vPetone''defeated Brougham Hill by 4 rubbers.to 2; 36 games to 26.- „ .'; ;'.'■! ■Miss Bennett v. Miss 'Rothschild, 2— 7-;YMiss D. Caverhill v. Miss Hayes, ■ 7 —4; Miss 0. Caverhili v. Miss Williams, 6±-7 ; IMiss Walters': v."'Mrs: Sampson, 7—2. Misses Bennett and'D. Caverhill Rothschild and Hayes, 7—4; Misses 0. Caverhill and Walters v. Miss Williams and Mrs. Sampson,"7—2. ..,; -"; C Grade. : ,; St.';* John's'; defeated Trinity by 6 rubbers to nil, 57 games to 21. , ' ;Miss Tavendale v. Miss D'Emden, 9 -44; Miss Horrell v. Mrs. Smart, 11—2; Miss Wilson v. Miss Gamble, B—s; Miss Clydo.v. Miss Henderson/9—4. Misses Tavendale and Horrell v. Miss D'Emden arid Mrs.' Smart, B—s; Misses Wilson and Clyde v. Misses Gamble and Henderson, 12—l'.': ■ . .' Oriental defeated Brougham Hill by 5 rubbers to I;.4l.games to 17. ■ Miss Miller' v.' Miss Alcorn, •' 7—3; Miss Buchan ,v. Miss. Cornish, 7—2; Miss Sheldon v. Miss! Brown, 7—l; Miss Ward v. Miss T-ingey, 6—7. Misses Miller.and' Buchan v. Misses Alcorn and Cornish, 7—o; Misses Sheldon and Ward v. Misses Brown and Tingey, 7 —4. ' ' Khandallab defeated Johnsonville by 5 rubbers to 1; 41 games to 33.. Miss ( Clark v. Mrs. Bowler, 6—7; Miss Willans v. Miss Cook, 7—6; Miss N. •Bathanv. Miss.Wilson, 7—6; Miss D. Willans v. Miss Blair, 7—5. Misses Clark and Batham v. Mrs. Bowler and Miss Wilson, 7—4 .jMisses Willans v. Misses Blair and Cook, ,7—5, -•••