LAWN TENNIS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2423, 31 March 1915, Page 7

LAWN TENNIS

THE EASTER TOURNAMENT RESULT OF THE DRAW / The following is tho result of (lie draw ill the Wellington Provincial Championship and Handicap Tournament,, to bo played at Day's Bay. commencing mi Good Friday, and continuing on Saturday and Monday:— Men's Championship Singles (tho first six and last six competitors having byes in fir.-it round).—Ward v. Picot, Butcher v. Fathers, Grant v. llout. Peacock v. Beere, Walton v. Logan, G. Graco v. Hitchings, Irons v. .Caverhill, Crombie v. Swanston, Lind H. Grace, Clayton v. Reeves. Men's Championship Doubles (tho first and iast pairs having byes in first, round). —Peacock and Swanston, Caverhill and Ward v. Irons and Grady, Hapkworth and Picot v. Crombie and Lees, Parkinson and Justin v. M. and G. Ballantyne, Grant and Bodding-ton v. 11. and G. Grace, Salmond and Butcher v. Logan and Hi tellings, Henderson and Clayton v. Ik-eves and Rout, Beere and Fathers, bye. Ladies' Championship Singles (the first three and last four competitors having byes).—Miss L. 0. Hughes, Miss H. Speedy, Mis. Bell, Miss C. Stevens v. Miss Archer, Miss Benuett v. Mrs. Isaglo, Miss It. Hughes v. Miss Davis. Ladies' Championship Doubles-Misses P. and C. Stevens v. Misses R. and L. D. Hughes. Archer find Davis v. Mrs. Jiaglo and Miss Bennebt, Misses Speedy and Cochrane v. Mrs. Bell and Miss Robinson, Mrs. Goldio and M'ss Travers v. Mrs. Grady and Miss Plimmer Championship Combined Doubles Miss R. Hughes and Austin v. Miss C. Stevens and Salmond, Miss L. D. Hughes and Beere v. Miss Bennett and Parkinson, Miss Plimmer aud Irons v. Mis 9 Archer and Hitchings, Miss Gore, and Peacock v. Mts. Bell and Grady, Miss Travels and Swanston v. Mrs. Grady and Grant, Mrs. Kagle and Fathers v. Miss Robinson and Bundle, Miss F. Sevens and Duncan v. Mrs. Goldie and Butcher, Miss Speedy and Crombie v. Miss Davis and Reeves. Men's Handicap Singles (first five and last six competitors have byes m first round). —Rout, 16; Henderson, 18; Fathers, 8; V. Ward, 20; Parkinson, owe 6; Pocknall, 20; Crombie, 18; Walton, 10; Grant, scr.; R. Grace, 14 Mitchell, 20; Horton, 14; Beere, 8; Oakley, 10;. A. G. Duncan, 1; Bundle, 10; E. R-eeves, scr.; . Clayton, 16; Grady, 16; Hitchings, 8; Bcddington, 12;' Butcher, owe 10; W. 'H. Lee.?, 16; G. A'. Duncan, 16; Irons, 10; G. Grace, 20; Logan, 16; Cowie, 24; Howie. 10; Marsden, 24 Smith, 20 j Ross, 20; it. Ballantyne, 24; Lind, 28; J. Lees, 24; L. R-eeves, 80; HackwortE, 26; Collins, 28; 11. Brown. 24; Marshall. 26; W. Duncan, 80; Caverhill, 24; Picot, 28; Leicester, 22; Fossette, 36; Lily, 30 Inch, 80; G. Ballantyne, 26; Isaacs, 20; Smellie, 26; Andraws, 30; Kemble, 32; Dawson, 26. Men's Handicap Doubles (Jthe first throe and the last three pairs having byes).—lrons and Grady (22) v. Parkineon and Austin' (owe 4); Beere and Isaacs (18); Caverhill and Ward (26) v. Grace and Grace (24); Henderson and Clayton (24) v. Fathers nnd Hitchings (12); Oowie anil Marsden (26) v Ross and L. Reeves (28); O'Hara-Smith and Walton (20) v. Smellie and Kemble (40); Marshall and Collins (32) v.- Mitchell and W. H. Lees (24); E. .Reeves and, Rout (14) v. A. G. and G. A. Duncan (8); Leicester and Lind (36) v. J. S. Lees and Packnall (26); Brown and Dawson (30) v. Logan,.and Crombie (24) i" M. and G.-Ballantyne "(30) v. Hackworth and Picot (32); Andrews and W. Duncan (32) v. Tile.v and Fossette (36); Grant and Boddington (10); Burdle and Oakley (20) v. Salmond and Butcher (owe 26). Ladies' Handicap Singles (the first four and last four competitors having byes in first round).—Miss Thompson (20) v. Miss Andrews (22); Miss Yarrall (22) v. Miss Speedy (10); Miss Grapes (22) v. Miss Plimmer (12); Miss Bennett (owe 4) v. Mrs. Bell (12); Miss Rothschild (24) v. Miss Smith (20); Miss L. D. Hughes (owo 8) v. Miss J. J. SheaTer (14); Miss Hayes (18) v. Miss Robinson (6);. Miss F. Stevens (8) v. Miss Hunt (18); Mrs. Hulme (12) v. Miss E. H. Shearor (24); Mrs. Nagle (owe 10) v. Miss Cochrane (8); Miss Shelton (26) y. Mts. Pope (18); Miss R. Hughes (owe 20) v. Miss Archer (12). , ' Ladies' Handicap Doubles (tho first and last doubles have byes).—Misses J. and E. Shearer (20); Misses L. D. and R. Hughes (owe 16) v. Mrs. Grady and Miss Plimmer (8); Misses M. and 13. Fossette (34) v. Misses C. and F. Stevens (owe 8); Misses Shelton and Grapes (30) v. Mrs. Hulme and Miss Hunt (24); Mrs. anil Miss Bennett (owe 8) v. Mrs. Bnrton am! Miss Sullivan (21); Misses Speedy and Thompson . (20) v. .Mrs. Bell and Miss Robinson- (8); Misses Yarrall and Andrews (28) v. Misses Archer and Davis (6); Misses Hoyos and Rothschild (24). Handicap Combined Doubles.—Miss M. Fossette and M. Ballantyne (30) v. Miss. Rothschild and Collins (28); Miss Sullivan and Caverhill (24) v. Miss Stevens and A. G. Duncan (4); Miss Robinson and Rout (14) v. Miss Cochrane and Marsden (16); Mrs. Nagle and Fathers (scr.) v. Mis-s Andrews and Andrews Mrs. Hulme and Crombie (20) v. Miss Hoyes and W. H. Lees (20); Miss Grapes and R. Grace (24) v Mrs. Bell and GTady (14); Miss Hunt and Fossette (26) v.-. Mrs. Grady and Grant (4); Miss J. Shearer and Ficot (lb) meet -winners between Miss C. Stevens and Austin (owe 6) v Miss Shel- ■ ton and G, Grace (24); Miss E. Fossette and G. Ballantyne (30) v Miss E. Shearer . and Hackworth (26), the winners meeting Miss Archer and Clayton (16); Mrs. Gol- ' die and Butchor (owo 20) v. Miss Plimmer i and Irons (16); Miss Speedy and G. A. . Duncan (I I) v.- Miss Davis and Reeves | (scr); Miss Bennett and Parkinson (owe 6) v. Miss R Hughes and Bundle (owo i 10); Miss L. D. Hughes and Beere (8) v. • M. Travers . and Salmond (owe 40); Miss I Smith and Henderson (22) v. Miss Sievl wriglit and Tiley (26); Mrs. Burton and t Logan (22) v. Miss Waters and Howie (20); Miss Yarrall nnd Mitchell (26) v. Mrs. F. . Pope and O'Hara-Smith (20), I _