LAWN TENUIS

Evening Star, Issue 20051, 17 December 1928, Page 15

LAWN TENUIS

B GRADE ROSLYN v. MO AN A (Roslyn names first). • Men’s Singles.—Sincock 9, Webber 8; M'Dougall 9, Hopkins 2; Moliison 9, Falconer 4; Drew 9, Cooke 3. Men’s Doubles. Sincock and M'Dougall 6, Webber and Falconer 9; Moliison and Drew 9, Hopkins and Cooke 4. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Eason 1, Miss Hey wood G; Miss M'George 1, Mrs Hopkins 6; Miss Gregory 6, Miss Christie 3; Mrs Welding 2, Miss M'Kcenan G. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Eason and M'George 5, Miss Heywood and Mrs Hopkins 6; Miss Gregory and Mrs Wobiing 0, Misses Christie and M'Kcenan 6. ” Mixed Doubles.—Sincock and Miss M'George 7, Webber and Miss Heywood 3; M'Dougall and Miss Eason 7, Falconer and Miss M‘Keenan 3; Moliison and Miss Gregory 2, Hopkins and Mrs Hopkins 7; Drew and Mrs Webiing G, Cooke and Miss Christie 7. Totals: Iloslyn, 8 sets (88 games); Moana, 8 sols (83 games). COSY DELL v. ANDERSON’S BAY (Cosy Dell names first). Men’s Singles.—Oliver 9, J. Pearce 3; Balk 5, Pearce 9; Hunter 9, M'Adam 4; Lewis 8, Cameron 9. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Smellio 6, Miss Wilson 2; Mrs Dawson 4, Miss M'Namara G; Miss S. Cameron 6, Miss Campbell 5; .Miss N. Cameron 6, Miss Gay 1 • Men’s Doubles.—Oliver and Balk 9, J. Pearce and M'Adam 5; Hunter and Lewis 4, Pearce and Cameron 9. Ladies’ Doubles.—Miss Smellio and Mrs Dawson G, Misses Wilson and M'Namara 0; Misses Cameron G, Misses Campbell and Gay 3. Mixed Doubles.—Oliver and Miss Smellio 5, J. Pearce and, Miss M'Namara 7; Balk and Mrs Dawson 6, M'Adam and Miss Wilson 7; Hunter and Miss S. Cameron 7, Cameron and Miss Campbell 4; Lewis and Miss N. Cameron 5, Pearce and Miss Gay 7. Totals; Cosy Dell, 9 sets (101 games); Anderson’s Bay, 7 sets (81 games). NORTH-EAST VALLEY v. ST. ANDREW’S- No. 1 (Valley names first). Men’s Singles.—Grant 8, Grimsdalo 9; M'Cartliy 9, Murray 8; Leggett 3, Stcdman 9; Aitchison 8, Smith 9. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Flctt 6, Mrs Murray 4; Miss M'Laron 4, Miss Mitchell 6; Miss Stewart 4, Miss Archer 6; Mrs James 6, Miss Stone 3. Men’s Doubles,—Grant and Leggett 9, Grimsdalo and Murray 7; M'Carthy and Aitchison 9, Smith and Stcdman 7. Ladies’ Doubles. —Miss Flett and Miss M'Larcn 4, Mrs Murray and Miss Mitchell 6; Miss Stewart and Mrs James 4, Miss Archer and Miss Stone 6. Mixed Doubles.—Grant and Miss Flett 7, Murray and Mrs Murray 6; M'Carthy and Miss M'Laren 6, Grimsdalo and Miss Mitchell 7; Leggett and Miss Stewart 4, Stedman and Miss Archer 7; Aitchison and Mrs James 2, Smith and Miss Stone 7. Totals; North-east Valley, 6 sets (93 games); St. Andrew’s, 10 sots (107 games). G GRADE NORTH-EAST VALLEY v. ROSLYN (Valley names first). Men’s Singles.—Arnold 9, Wilson 2; Brown 5, Rennie 9; Hislop 9, Clark 2; Fleming . Johnson 9. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Wynne 6, Miss Morrell 2; Mrs Leggett G, Miss Allan 0; Mrs Largo G, Miss Burton 3; Miss Bolting C, Miss Fitchott 1. Men’s Doubles.—Arnold, Brown 9, Wilson, Rennie 2; Hislop, Fleming 8, Clark, Johnson 9. Ladies’ Doubles.—Miss Wynne, Mrs Leggett 0, Miss Morrell, Miss Allan 3; Mrs Large, Miss Dotting G, Miss Burton, Miss Fitehctt 1. Mixed Doubles.—Arnold, Miss Wynne 7, Wilson, Miss Morroll 6; Brown, Mrs Leggett 7, Rennie, Miss Allan 6; Hislop and Sirs Large 7, Olarko and Miss Burton 2; Fleming and Miss Bolting 7, Johnson and Miss Fitchott 3. Totals: North-cast Valley, 13 sets (110 games); Roslyn, 3 sets (60 games). TRIANGLE v. EAST TAIERI (Triangle names first), , 7,lon' 'a Singles.—Barr 3, Watson 9; •tewart 9, Muirhead 5; Flett 9, Watt ; Porter 9, Fogo 7. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss R. Vallis 6, Uiss Burn 1; Miss Woods 5, Miss Bedford 6: Miss Hunt G, Miss Williams 2; Miss Cunningham 6, Miss Kirk 1. Men’s Doubles.—Flett and Stewart 4, Watson and Watt 9; Barr and Porter 9, Muirhead arid Togo 5. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses R. Vallis and Cunningham 2, Misses Burn and Bedford 6; Miss Woods and Hunt 5, Misses Williams and Kirk 6. Mixed Doubles.—Flett and Miss R. Vallis 3, Watson and Miss Burn 7; Barr and Miss Woods 7, Watt and Miss Bedford 6; Stewart and Miss Hunt 5, Muirhead and Miss Williams 7; Porter and Miss Cunningham 7, Fogo and Miss ivirk 3. Totals; Triangle, 9 sets (95 games); Fast Taieri, 7 sets (87 games) TAIERI v. ANDERSON’S BAY. Men’s Singles.—J. Swallow 9, M. Service 2; L. Swallow 9, L. Bennett 4; W. Wilson 8, J. W. Dyas 9; A. Mitchell 9, W. Toomcy 3. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Soutcr 6, Miss Martin 1; Miss Bryce G, Mias Bead 4; Miss Hanlin 4, Miss Dobbic G; Miss Allan 2, Miss Frapwell 6. Men’s Doubles.—E. J. and L. Swallow 9, H. Service and L. Bennett 8; \V. Wilson and A. Mitchell 9, J. W. Dyas and W. Toomey G. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Sou ter and Bryce G, Misses Martin and Read 5; Misses Hanlin and Allan 5, Misses Dobbie and Frapwcll G. Mixed Doubles. —E. J. Swallow and Miss Bryce 7, H. Service and Miss Martin 6; L. Swallow and Miss Souter 7, L. Bennett and Miss Read 2; W. Wilson and Miss Hanlin 7, J. W. Dyas and Miss Dobbie 4; A. Mitchell and Miss Allan 1, W. Toomcy and Miss Frapwell 7. Totals: Talon, 11 sets (104 games); Anderson’s Bay, 5 sets (73 games). ST. PETER’S v. OPOHO (St. Peter’s names first). Men’s Singles.—Flinders 9, Douglas r>; Webb 9, Howison 5; Foster 1, Houston 9; Davies 3, Winters 9. Men’s Doubles.—Flinders and Webb 9, Douglas and Howison 7; Davies and Foster 8, Houston and Winters 9. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Homan 4, Miss L. Reilly 6: Miss M'Nee 0, Miss Beadle 6; Miss Rogers 4, Mrs Simpson 6; Mrs Carter 3, Miss Douglas 6. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Homan and M'Nee 6, Misses L. Reilly and Mrs Simpson 5; Miss Roger's and Airs Carter 0, Misses Beadle and Douglas 6. Mixed Doubles. —Flinders and Miss

Homan 6, Douglas and Miss Beadle 7, Webb and Miss M‘Nee 2, Howisonand Miss L. Reilly 7; Foster and Miss Rogers 4, Houston and Mrs Simpson 7; Davies and Mrs Carter 4, Winters and Miss Douglas 7. ■ Totals; St. Peter’s, 4 sets {l2 games); Opoho, 12 sets (107 games). BALMACEWEN v. TECHNICAL (Balmacewen names first). Men’s Singles.—Park 9, Harris 6; Horn 9, Jobnston 5; Seymour 3, Osborne 9; Wilkinson 9, Dyas 3. Ladies’ Singles.—Mrs APDonald 6, Mrs Foxcroft 5; Miss Rackley 6, Mrs Johnston 2; Miss Matthewson 6, Miss Jeffs 4; Mrs Goodley 6, Miss Lazarus 0 . . Men’s Doubles.—Park and Wilkinson 9, Harris and Johnston 6; Horn and Seymour 9, Dyas and Osborne 5Ladies’ Doubles.— jMiss Matthewson and Mrs M'Donald 6, Mesdames Foxcroft and Johnston 4; Miss Rackley and Mrs Goodley 6, Misses Jeffs and Lazarus 1 Mixed Doubles.'—Park and Mrs M'Donald 1, Harris and Mrs Foxcroft 7; Horn and Miss Rackley 7, Johnston and Mrs Johnston 0; Seymour and Miss Matthewson 5, Osborne and Miss Jeffs 7; Wilkinson and Mrs Goodley 7, Dyas and Miss Lazarus 1. Totals: Balmacewen, 13 sets (104 games); Technical, 3 sets (67 games). WESLEY v. CAVERSHAM (Wesley names first). Men’s Singles.—Prosser 9, APConnell 3; Hinton 9, Mclvillo 8; Graves 9, Stubbs 1; Blackburn 9, Muir 6. Ladies’ Singles.—Mrs Holt 4, Miss Gi'igg 6; Miss Smith 6, Miss Jefferson 4: Miss Verngreon 2, Miss Townrow G; Miss Rea 6, Miss Watson 3. Men’s Doubles. —Prosser and Hinton 9, M’Connell and Melville 3; Groves and Blackburn 9, Stubbs and Muir 6. Ladies’ Doubles.—Miss Smith and Mrs Holt 7, Misses Grigg and Jefferson 6; Misses Verngreon and Rea 2, Misses Townrow and Watson 6. Mixed Doubles.—Prosser and Mrs Holt 7, M'ConnoU and Miss Jefferson Hinton and Miss Smith 7, Melville and Miss Grigg 4; Groves and Miss Ilea 4, Stubbs and Miss Townrow 7; Blackburn and Miss Verngrecn 7, Muir and Miss Watson 3 Totals: Wesley, 11 sets (104 games); Caversbam, 5 sets (75 games). PORT CHALMERS v. GREEN ISLAND (Port Chalmers names first) . Men’s Singles.—Hawes 6, Kirkland 9; Walkinshaw 9, Wilkie 4; Marshall 7, Ritchie 9; Jack 9, Ritchie 5. Men’s Dongles.—Hawes and Walkinshaw 6, Kirkland and Wilkie 9; Marshall and Jack 7, Ritchie and Ritchio 9. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Booth 6, Miss Ritchie 1; Miss Osborn G, Miss Miller 1; Miss Jones 4, Mrs Craighead 6; Miss Robinson 4, Miss Kerr 6. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Booth and Osborn 6, Miss Ritchie and Miss Miller 4; Miss Jones and Miss Robinson 6, Mrs Craighead and Miss Kerr 1. Mixed Doubles. —Hawes and Miss Booth 7, Kirkland and Miss Ritchie 2; Walkinshaw and Miss Osborn 7 Wilkie and Miss Miller 6; Marshall and Miss Jones 7, Ritchie and Mrs Craighead 6; Jack and Robinson 7, Ritclue and Miss Kerr 3. Totals: Port Chalmers, 10 sets (104 games); Green Island, 6 sets (81 games). FIRST CHURCH AND KAIKORAI (First Church names first). Men’s Doubles.—North _ and A. Salmond 8, Cheyne and Algie 9; G. Salmond and Martin 6, Haigh and Ridd 4. Ladies’ Doubles. —Misses Rao and Salraond 6, Misses Walker and Sligo 1; Misses APQueon and Harvey 6, Misses Douglas and Forsyth 3. Men’s Singles.—North 6, Cheyne 4; A. Salmond 9, Algie 8; G. Salmond 4, Haigh 6; Martin 7, Ridd 5. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Rac 4, Miss Walker 6; Miss Salmond 7, Miss Sligo 9. „ Mixed Doubles. —North and Miss Rao 6, Cheyne and Miss Walker 1; A. Salmond and Miss Salmond 6, Algio and Miss Sligo 4; G. Salmond and Miss AUQueen G, Haigh and Miss Douglas 3; Martin and Miss Harvey 0, Ridd and Miss Forsyth 4. Totals; First Church, 10 sets (S 7 games); Kaikorai, 4 sols (07 games). BROAD BAY v. MORNINGTON (Broad Bay names first.) Men’s Bougies.—Stodart and Hopo 6, Galbraith and Morrison 3: Munro and Ford 1, Styche and Ford 6. Ladies’ Doubles. Miss Burt and Miss Kennedy 4, Miss Berry and Miss Hope G; Mrs Galbraith and Airs Neil 5. Miss Bacon and Miss Haig C. Men’s Singles.—Galbraith 6, Morrison '4; Stodart b, Blyth 3; Munro 6, Ford 5; Styche 6, Ford 0. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Burt 5, Airs Kennedy 0; Aliss Berry 1, Miss Hope 6. Totals; Broad Bay, 9 sets (70 games); Mornington, 5 sets (56 games). KENSINGTON A v. GLENAVON A (Kensington names first). Alen’s Doubles.—Harris and Holley 6, Coulter and Macfarlane 4; Jeffs and Gibson 6, Utting and Christie 5. Ladies’ Doubles. —Misses Alloo and Clark 6, Alisses Hancock and Bradshaw 4; Misses Hobbs and M'Cormick 2, Alisses Cox and Cunliffo C. Alen’s Singles.—Harris 6, Coulter 6; Jeffs 0, Macfarlane 6; Holley 6, Utting 3; Gibson 5, Christie 6. Ladies’ Singles.—Aliss Alloo 6, Miss Hancock 5; Aliss Clark 6, Aliss Bradshaw 1. Alixed Doubles. —Harris and Aliss Alloo 6, Coulter and Aliss Hancock 6: Jeffs and Aliss Clark 2, Alacfarlane and Miss Bradshaw .6; Holley and Aliss Hobbs 6, Utting and Aliss Cox 4 ; Gibson .and Aliss Cormack 1, Christie and Miss Cunliffo 6. Totals: Kensington A, 8 sets (GJ games) ; Glenavon A, C sets (67 games). YANKEE TOUHHABEHT The finals of the Yankee touramenb will be concluded at the Anderson’s Bay courts to-morrow, at 5.30 p.m. The draw is as follows: —Fish and Miss Barton (rec. 12), Smith and Aliss Wrackley (owe 1); Duthie and Airs Duthie (owe 5), Pearce and Miss APNamara (rec. 3); Smith and Aliss AUlntosh (owe 2), Sutherland and Aliss Smith (rec. 7). Ayres’ Championship Stitchlcsa Tennis Balls have been used at every Davis Cup contest held in New Zealand and Australia, and is the official ball of the Otago Lawn Tennis Association. —[Advt.'J