STUDENTS' REUNION

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2123, 15 April 1914, Page 8

STUDENTS' REUNION

AT CHRISTCHURCH

TENNIS RESULTS & CRICKET (By Tela ttaph.—Preaa 'AssocldUon.i Chrlstchurch, April 14. The lawn tennis championships in connection with the Now Zealand University tournament were concluded today. Results: — ■ Men/ts Champion Singles. Semi-final.— J. T. Laurcnson (Canterbury College) boat E. B. Andreao (Otago University), 2—6, 6—l, 6—4. Filial.— J, L. Lnurenson (Canterbury College) beat N. Gotz (Canterbury College), 4—6, 6—3, 6—3. This was a splendid game, tho standard of play being very high indeed. Men's Doubles. Semi-finals;—Gotz ' and Laurenson (Canterbury) beat Hart and Paterson (Otago), 6—4, 6—4; Parsonson and Abernethy (Canterbury) beat Andreae and Jenkins (Otago), 6—2, 6—4. Final.—Abernethy and Parsonson beat. Gotz and Laurcnson, 6—4, 6—4. Ladies' Champion Singles. Semi-finals.—Miss Button (Canterbury) beat Miss Wheleh (Otago), 9—3; Miss. Bain (Canterbury) beat Miss Totnpki.u.s-(Auckland), 9—5. Final.—Miss Sutton (Canterbury) beat Miss Bain (Canterbury), 9—6. Ladies' Champion Doubles. Second Round.—Misses Sutton and Wright (Canterbury) beat Misses Lawry and Sievwright (Victoria College), 9—^7. Semi-final.—Misses Bain ana Webb (Canterbury) beat Misses Tompkins and Dickinson (Auckland), 9—2'; Misses Sutton arid Wright "(Canterbury) beat Misses Hare and Cook (Victoria College), 9—4.- - ' ■ ■ '■■■ :; i -'FinaL-rMisses Sutton and Wright (Canterbury) beat Misses ■ Bain and Webb (Canterbury), 9—3. Combined Champion Doubles. Semi-finals. l —Miss Welch and E. : B. Andreae (Otagq) , beat Miss Tompkins and 'D. K. Diithie (Auckland), 6-2, I—6, 6—2; Miss Sutton and: J. Gotz (Canterbury) beat Miss Hart • and W. 6—3,: 6—2; Filial.-—Miss Sutton and Gotz (Canterbury) beat Miss' Welch and E. B. Andreae (Otago), 6—2, 3—6, 6-^-2:'This match was keenly contested, 'and was than the final scores seem to indicate. The winners scored 77 aces to their'opponents' 73. Inter-Island Cricket Match. The cricket' match between representatives of the North Island and South Island Colleges was played to-day on Hagley Park; Scores:— South Island. . W. Tweedy, c. Gray,' b. Broad ...... 76 A. M. Alldo, .b. Broad ■ 24 E. E. Luttrell, c. Wynyard, b. Stewart :.. 22 R. H. Bart, b. Stewart 4 A. P. Alloo, c. Dempsey, b. Jacobsen ~ '. 75 D. B. Walker, b., Caddick-...-...., 24 V. Nicholson, c. and b. Caddick .. 3 T. L. Young, 1.b.w., b. Jacobsen .. 23 S. J. Smith, c. Wynyard, b. Caddick 0 F.W. Gurnsey, b. Jacobsen ... .;.... 0 R. J. Richards, not lout t; 2 Extras' „.........; - 26 Total •. :..... '. : . 278 Bowling.—Dempsey took no wickets for 37 runs; Caddick, threo for 67; Jacobsen, three for 28; Broad, two for 60; Wynyard. nono for 22; Stewart, two for 31; Thomas, none for 7; Atmore, none for 3. North Island. F. '£. 'Airey, 1.b.w., b. Smith"- 24 W. Caradus, hit wicket, b. A. P. Alloo '4 R. B. Broad, not out ....,; ..* 29, C. F. Atmore, notoourt r -< 26' -Extras 18 Total for'two wickets ~«. 101 Football Programme. A 1 meeting of football players from the font colleges was held to-day, and it was decided to. play two matches against tho Sydney University team in Wellington, two in Christehureh, and two in Dunedin. Of these matches one in each case would be against the local University, two against New Zealand University, and ono against a metropolitan team. Annual Ball. The annual University ball was held to-night, and was largely attended by local students and-visitors.