LAWN TENNIS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 26, 25 October 1919, Page 8

LAWN TENNIS

BROUGHAM HILL CLUB. Eutries for tho Brougham Hill Club's handicaps totalled 113. The following ,are the handicaps:— Men's Singles (60 points advantage): H. V. llowe, scr.; Steele, scr.; L. France, str.; Roberts, 4; liistone, 4; M Gill, 8; Pringle, 8; Armstrong, 8; D. France, 10; C. F. Williams, 10; b. Reeves, 10; Hurley, 10; Fossette, IB; T. S. Williams, 12; W. E. Howe, 12; Martin, 12; Morison, 12; Maguinness, 14; Goldie, 14; Wyatt, 11; W. Watkins, 14; Walton, Hj.Hardie, IB; M'Carroll, 16; Wilson, 10; Simmoiids, 10; Chisholm, 1G; Guneo/i, *6; Thorne, 18; L. V. Fisher, 18; Uulee, 20; Do Castro, 20; Rhodes-Williams, 20; Wilkinson, 20; Williamson, 20; Ralph, 22; W. Fisher, 22; C. Howe, 22; Smith, 22; Marris, 24; liair, 24; N. Watkins, 20. Men's Doubles ioO points advantage): 11 V. Howe and Roberts, scr.; Steele and Instone, era.; France Bros., 4,; Bundle and Pringle, 6; Williams Bros., 8; Morison and Armstrong, 8; M'Gill and L. Reeves, 8; M'lnues and Fossette, 12; Hurloy and Maguiuncss, 12; Wyatt and Goldie, 14; Martin and llardie, 14; M'Carroll und W. Watkins, 16; Simmonds and Gmison, 18; l)e Castro and CJiisholm, 18; Thome and W. E, Howe, 18; R. Williams and Wilson, 20; Fisher and Hulse, 20; Williamson and Wilkinson, 24; Ralph and C. Howe, 24; N. Watkins and Tucker,' 20.

Combined Doubles(4o points advantage): Instone nnd Miss Sinclair, scr.; L.Franco and Tracey, 4; Bundle and Miss Bnrratt, 8; jT'uill and Mrs. Brown, 8; Armstrong and Mrs. Norris, 8; H. V. Howe and Miss R. Hoive, 10; Goldie and Mrs. Goldie, 10; W. 13. Howo and Miss Archer, 10; D. France and Miss Conway, 12; T. S. Williams and Miss Williams, 12; C. F. Williams and Miss Marryatt, 12; Morisoii and Miss Carriek, 12; M'lnnes and Miss Aitcheson, 14; Fossetto and Miss Fossette, 14; Hurley and Miss Whitwell, 14; Wyatt and Miss Hunt, 14; Martin nnd Miss Wylie, 16; Gunson and Miss Jennings, 16; Chisholm and Miss Chisholm, 16; M'Carroll and Miss Newman, 16; C. Howe and Miss W. E. Howe, 18; Wilson and Miss I. Conway, 18; Dr> Castro and Miss M'Cnrrison, IS; Simmons and Mis* .Tame*, lbj Smith and Miss I. G. Smith, 20; Hair and Miss Baxter, 20; Lloyd and Miss Stewart, 20; R. Williams and Miss Cuniberworth, 20; S'ucker nnd Miss Tucker, 20.

Ladies' Singles (10 points advantage).— Mrs. W. E. Howe, scr.; Miss Archer, 4: Mrs. Turnbull, 6; Mrs. Norris, 6; Mrs. Blown, 10; Miss Conway, 10; Miss Carries. 10; Miss Hunt, 10; Miss Bar»ntt. 12; Miss Tracey, 12; Miss Fossette. 12; Miss Aitcheson, 12; Miss Wiliiams. 12; Miss R. Howe, 12; Miss Whitwell, 14; Miss Newman, 14; Miss Marrvntt, 14; Miss Chisholm, 14; Miss ]. Coiiwily. 111; Miss Jennings, 1G; Miss R. Smith. 10; Miss Wylie, 16; Miss Smedler, 18; Miss Lloyd,. 18; Miss James, 18:' Miss Thornton, IS; Miss Sutherland. 18: Miss Crane, 18; Miss I. G.' Smith. 18; Miss M'Kenzie, 18; Miss Cumherworlh. 18; Miss Stewart, 20; Miss Hanrattv, 20; Mis 3 Bell, 20; Miss Battersbv. 20.

Ladies' Doubles .(40 points advantaeo).—Mis'es Archer and Sinclair, scr.; Mcsdames Vf. E. Howe and Brmvn. scr.; Mcsdames Goldie and N'orris, scr.; Misses Hunt ami E. Howe, S; Mrs. Turnbull and Miss Fossette, 8 ; Misses Barratt and Trncey, S; Misses Conway and New. man, 12; Misses Carriek and Whitwell, 13; Misses Cliisholm and Manyatl, 14 j Misses Williams and 1!. Ifowe, 14; Misses Wvlie and Jennings. 10; Misses Thornton and Crane. 18; Misses Aitchoson and Cumhenvorth, 1j?; Misses Lloyd and •Tames. 20; Jfees SmiHi and M'lCenzie, 20; Misses Adams and Treaiigold, 22; Misses Batteraby and H.mratty, 22.