LAWN TENNIS
CLUB MATCHES The weather was excellent on Saturday, when sonic city and suburban clu.be continued their handicap events. Kesuits follow:— BROUGHAM HILL CLUB Men's Singles.—K. V. Bundle (20) beat E. C. Wcarue (20), 50—ft; D. France (owe 15) beat K. \. Bundle (20), 50-47; Kov Howe (26) beat O. b. Stevens (16), 50—47; L. Franco (owe 15) beat J- Bobie (12), 50—48; T. Ward (14 )beat W. Cudahy (20), 50—36. Men's Doubles.—D. 4rance and I. o. Williams (owe 8) beat Hain and Fisher (3D), 52—50; V. K. Heveus aud W. Cudahv (14) beat Partington and Tucker (16), 51— W; J. Dobm and N. M ilsou (OWO 8) lieat M. Ferkins and It. Howe (20. 52 —50; France ami T. Ward (owe 8) beat Kennedy and Daniel (30). 50—44. Mixed Doubles.—Miss Wild and J. Daniel 22) beat Mr. and Mrs. lenlington (6). 40-31; 11. V. and Miss A. Howe (2) beat Miss Hooper and Beale (14). 40 -37; Miss Tracy ami D. France (owe 10) beat. Miss North and Stevens (4). 40—30; Miss Doris Howe and L. France 'owe 2) beat Miss Clyde and Hunt 120). 40- 29; Mrs. Brown and W. Bar (4) beat Miss Castle and castle (16), 40—31; Miss Williams and 1. b. Williams (4) brat Mrs. Brown and Hay (4) 10—31; Miss Doris Howe and L. France (owe 2) beat. Miss Kennedy and p Williams (16). 40-28; Miss Williams and T. S. Williams (4) bent Miss Mild and Daniel (22), 40—36. . Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Doris Howe (8) beat Miss Hansen (18), 40—30. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Bule and Graham (20) beat Misses J inker rm Tavlor ,12). 40-20; Misses 1 vary and Doris Howe (owe 2) beat Misses Graham and Bule (20). 40 —38. In the first round of the handicap tournament of the Hutt Tennis Club, the results were:— , , , , Men’s Singles.—G. Hill (15) beat Nelson (10). 60-42: Kitto (owe 5) beat C Hill (”0) 67—65: B. Gordon (la) beat Yates (30), 60—16. Laxlies’ Singles.—Mrs. Bush (.>) beat Mrs. Carter (10), 50—32. Combined Doubles.-.Mi.ss D. Johnson and Bogers (5) beat Miss Beard and Gorton (12). 60-52; Miss North and Power (owe 5), beat Miss Judd and Sherwood (20), 65-62; Miss Sheppard and McLeod (owe 5) beat Mrs. Needham and Hayes (12). 60—52: Miss Johnson and Douglas (8) beat Miss Brooks and M. Yeates (30). 60-50; Mr. and Mrs. Bush (owe 5) beat’ Miss N. Ayson and C. Hill (15),'60-47. Ladies’ Doubles.—Mrs. Needham and Miss Beard (10) beat Misses Johnson and North (7). 50—18. The Wellington Lawn Tennis Assotion has officially adopted Ayres’ “Championship” Tennis Balls this season, and they will be used solely, at the Wellington provincial championship meeting in January. British and best. —Advt. N.Z. XMAS TENNIS TOURNAMENTS Tennis players will note with interest that Spalding Tennis Balls have been solelv adopted by the Auckland Lawn Tennis Association and by the Wellington Association for the Xmas tournament at Miramar. Spalding’s were used in the recent American National Championship and in the Davis Cup contest. Here is proof of Spalding supremacy.—Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 49, 22 November 1926, Page 3
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501LAWN TENNIS Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 49, 22 November 1926, Page 3
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