LAWN TENNIS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1653, 21 January 1913, Page 3

LAWN TENNIS.

Y~ SATURDAY'S INTER-CLUB GAMES. The following are' tlvo results of Saturday a inter-club matches:— • Men's Senior Grade. Victoria Collego defeated Brougham Hill-by 4 rubbers to 2, 0' sets to' G. Cleg5vV n Hone, C—4, G—s j lieera v Hunter, 3—o, 3-G; Smith v. J. A. B. ■Hoiv'e, 2 G, li—s, 1 G; Fathers w Roberts, .y c & horn and Beero v. Howe and Hpwe,_j—G, G—2, G—o; Smith ami fathers v. Hunter and Roberts, G-3, 4-6 G —3, won by'default from WollingJunior Grade, Kona Bay defeated Johnsonville by G rubbers to nil, 12 sots to' 3. Lewis v. Moore, 6-2, G-3; Kelly v.' F. Mills, 5-G, J' b r7 J: , Isnacs v -' • Mills, G-4, 6—5, ?Vr 5 v - Cook - fr-O. «—1; Lowis and Hoivden v. Mooro and F. Mills, G-0, G-l; Kelly and Isaacs v. W. Mills am! Cook, 4-6, C —2, G—l. Victoria College A beat Kilbirnio by C rubbers to nil, 12 sets to nil. Taylor v. Worboy,, G-4, 6-5; Clero v. Mitchell, I)— 0; liobertson v. Norrie, 6—2, G—s--v. Pincluioy/G—o, G-4; Taylor and /"'ere v. Worboys and Mitchell, 6—l, 6—2; Kobertson and lteed v. Norrie and Pinckney, .6—l, G—l. . ' Brougham Hill won by default from •victoria College B. Trinity Church defeated ICarori by 5 rubbers to 1, 10 sets 'to 2. Clark t. K. . Henderson, 5—6, 4—6; Mathieson v. N. Henderson, 6—5, 6—o; Swinburne v. Hackworth, 6-3, 6-0; Jones v. Turton, ®~ 4 . .6-1; Clark and Mathieson v. Henderson Brothers, 6-5, '6-2; Swinburne and Jones v. Hackworth and Turton, 6—l, G—o. won by default from Welling- .

, Third Grade. Brougham Hill A defeated Victoria College, by 5 sets to 1, 52 games to 32.— Bcevos y. Delamore, 9—i; Quinnell v. Darnell, 7-0; ltawnsley v."Collins, o—7; Ward v. Clayton, 9—i; Reeves and Rawnsicy v. Delamore and Daniell, 9-5; QuinneU and Ward v. Collins and . Clayton, Trinity Church defeated Island Bay by 5> to 1, 47; games to 34.—Wilson v. Ralfe, 9—7; Parker v., M'Lennan, 9—3; lay lor v. A. Nees, 9-3; Eyres v. E-Nees, 9—7; Wilsan' and Parker .v. Ralfe and 2—9; Taylor and Eyres v. A. and E. Nees, 9-5. .. Brougham Hill B just beat Wellington by 41 games to 39,' sets being even—lnstono v. Tlunt, o—9; R. Grace'v. Rout, fr-9; G. Gracc v. Irons, 9—2) Morrison v. icorre, 'J—J; Instone and Morrison v. Hunt and Irons, 9—G; Graco Bros. v. Rout and Rowe, B—9. ' • , . Fourth Grade. Victoria College B defeated Oriental, by 4 sets to 2, ■H 'gnmes to 48.—FitzEager v. L; D. Bamfield, 2-9; Chapman v. 5. W. Bamfield, 9-8; Cuddie v. Cornet, 9-7; Chnkard v. Pincknev, 9-7; FitzEager and Cnapman v. Bamfield Bros., 6—9; Cuddie nnd Clinkard v, Cornet and Pinckney, Brougham. Hill defeated Victoria College A by 5 sets to 1, 47.games to 35Sim v. G. H. Seddon, 9-5; Chilman v. liarr,. 9—4; Muir v.. Goodbehere, 9—6; Robins v. S. T. Seddon, 2-9; Sim and Unlman v. Seddon audißarr, 9-4; Muir and Robins v. Goodbehere and S. T. beddon, 9—7. ' ■

LADIES' GAMES, Junior Grade.'

. Brougham Hill defeated Trinity Church by . 6 sets .to nil.-> Miss Mack v.'Miss Jen-. sln5 ln . 3 ' ,T. ; Ml ss«Plimmer v.- Miss Crewej, I~V ,i! S3 Stevens v. Miss D'Emden, 7—3; Miss Pearson v.' Miss Smart, 7—5; Misses Mack and Plimmeri. v. Misses Jenkins and Crewes, t —G; Misses Stevens and Pearson '.v. Misses D'Emden and Smart, 7—2.

I Third Grade. Victoria College defeated Oriental Bay by 5 sets to I.—.Newtown defeated Island Bay by .6 sets to nil. Brougham Hill defeated Trinity Church, by 6 sets to nil.