BADMINTON

Evening Star, Issue 22461, 5 October 1936, Page 5

BADMINTON

UNAFFILIATED CLUBS’ TOURNEY KAYE AND MRS ANDERSON WIN SINGLES A successful and enjoyable badminton tournament was held in Brydone Hall on Saturday night by the clubs of the city which are not affiliated with the association. The entries totalled 113, representatives of six clubs, and tli reo shared the honours. Kaikorai captured the ladies’ doubles, mixed doubles, and the ladies’ singles, and St. Paul’s representatives won the men’s doubles. Mosgiel’s top, man finished up winner of. the men’s singles. Adcock had a strenuous night by the time he faced Kaye in the final; but the latter player merited his win. Both men smash well, and can put power and variety into their strokes. High lobs to the back line featured prominently in this closing match of a very creditable series. Results :—■ MIXED DOUBLES. First Round.—Pastier and Miss M. Anderson (Kaikorai) beat T. Robertson and Mrs Robertson (Mornington), ■ls-11; M. Greonall and Miss Douglas (Mornington) beat P. Soper and Miss Cbapman-Colieu (Y.M.C.A.), 15-5; D. Stuarfand Miss Mitchell (Mosgiel) beat P. Palmer,and Miss Palmer (Y-M.C.A.) by default; Arthur and Miss Atwood (St. Leonards) beat W. Challenger and Miss White (Mosgiel), 15-9; Gilchrist and Miss C. Anderson (Kaikorai) beat Owens and Miss Hicks (Mosgiel), 15-11;

1 Adcock and Miss B. Anderson (Kai--3 korai) beat Elmes and Miss J. Miller (St. Paul’s), -15-12; Stevens and-Miss - Ledgerwood (St. Paul’s) beat Innes and 1 Miss Tobill (Y.M.C.A.). 15-10; G. Huntley and Miss G. Walker (St. - Paul’s) beat Milnes and Miss Bain (St. 3 Leonards), 15-7; Kaye and Miss 1 Kingan (Mosgiol) beat Dobson and Hiss O. Bead (Y.M.C.A.), 13-7; Har- > vey and Miss Coxon (Mornington) beat i M'Kenzie and Miss, Bartlett (Kai- , korai), 13-8; M'Farlano and Miss J. i Rao (Y.M.C.A.) beat Pickard and Mrs i Harvey (Mornington), 17-16; Rev. 3 Smith and Miss Matheson (Kaikorai) I beat Frew and Miss M'Lellan (Mosgiel), 15-7; Smith and Miss Bain (St. i Leonards) beat Nicol and Miss Housl ton (Mornington), 15-9; H. Huntley ; -and Miss C. Walker (St. Paul’s), a bye. l Second Round.—Greenall and Miss Douglas beat Pastier and Miss M. Anl derson, 15-12; Stuart and Miss Mitchell ■ beat Arthur and Miss Atwood, 15-7; : Adcock and Miss B. Anderson beat Gilchrist and Miss C. Anderson, 15-12; Stevens and Miss Ledgerwood bent G. Huntley and Miss G. Walker, 15-2; Kaye and Miss Kingan beat Harvey ■ and Miss Coxon, 15-8; Rev. Smith and M iss Matheson beat M'Farlan© and Miss J. Rae, 15-9; H. Huntley and Miss G. Walker beat Smith and Miss Bain, 15-3, Third Round.—Stuart and Miss Mitchell beat Greenall and Miss Douglas, 15-9; Adcock and Miss B. Anderson beat Stevens and Miss Ledgerwood, 15-C; Kaye and Miss Kingan a bye; Rev. Smith and Miss Matheson beat H. Huntley and Miss E. Walker, 15-8. Semi-final.—Adcock and Miss B. Anderson beat 'Stuart and Miss Mitchell, 15-9; Rev. Smith ?md Miss Matheson beat Kaye and Miss Kingan, 15-6. —Final.— Adcock and Miss B. Anderson beat Rev. Smith and Miss Matheson, 21-15. LADIES’ DOUBLES. First Round.—Misses M. Anderson and Bartlett (K.) beat Miss J. Bain and Mrs M‘Donald, (St. L.) by default; Miss .Kingan and Mitchell (Mosg.) beat Misses (!. and G. Walker (St. Paul’s), 15-1; Misses To hill and ChaipraanCoheu (Y.M.C.A.) beat Misses Houston and Coxon (Mgtn.), 15-8; Misses Moodie and M'Lellan (Mosg.) beat Misses Ledgerwood and Miller (St. Paul’s), 15-10; Miss Atwood (St. L.) and Miss Matheson (K.) beat Mrs Harvey and .Miss' Douglas (Mgtn.), 15-9; Misses B and C. Anderson (K.) beat Misses Read and Rae (Y.M.C.A.). 15-7. Second Round.—Misses Mitchell and Kingan boat Misses M. Anderson and Bartlett, 15-12; Misses Tohill and Chapmau-Cohon a byo; _ Misses Moodie and M'Lellan a bye; Misses B. and C. Anderson beat Misses Atwood and Matheson, 15-7. Semi-final.—Misses Mitchell and Kingan beat Misses Tohill and Chap-man-Cohen, 15-6; Misses B. and 0. Anderson beat Misses Moodie and M'Lellan, 13-14. -—Final.— M isscs B. and C. Anderson beat ; Misses Mitchell and Kingan, 21-8. MEN’S DOUBLES. First Round.—M'Konzie and Pastier (KA beat Greig and Dobson ] (Y.M.C.A.), 15-1; C. Smith and Arthur ; (St. Leonards) beat M'Parlane and Nicholson (Y.M.C.A.), 15-6; G. Huntley and R. Klines (St. Paul’s) beat „ Soper and Riley (Y.M.C.A.), 15-3; ■ Parry and Paterson (Mosgiel) beat Pickard and Greenall (Mgtn.), 15-8; Harvey and Robertson (Mgtn.) beat Beard and J. Smith (St. Leonards) by i default; Frew and Owens (Mosgiel) I beat Nieholl and the Bev. Smith (Kai- ] korai), 15-12; Adcock and Gilchrist I (Kaikorai) heat Kaye and Stuart (Mos- ] giel), 15-9; Stevens and H. Huntley 1 (St. Paul's) boat Challenger and Wool- 1 sey (Mosgiel), 15-1; Palmer and Innes 2 (Y.M.C.A.), a bye. s Second Round.—M'Kenzie and Fas- I tier beat Smith and Arthur, 15-s;' 6. C

Huntley and Elmes beat Parry and I Paterson, 15-3; Harvey and Robertson ft bye; Frew and Owens beat Adcock and Gilchrist, 15-11; Stevens and H. Huntley beat Palmer and Innes, 15-6. Third Round.—M‘Kenzie and Fastier a bye; G. Huntley and Elmes beat Harvey and Robertson, 15-9; Stevens and H. Huntley beat Frew and Owens, 15-5. Semi-final.—M'Kenzie and Fastier a bye; Stevens and H. Huntley beat G. Huntley and Elmes, 21-6. —Final.— R, Stevens and H. Huntley beat M'Kenzio and Fastier, 21-4. LADIES’ SINGLES, First Round.—Miss M. Anderson beat Miss A. Atwood by default. Miss D. Mitchell beat Miss C. Walker, 11-6; Mrs Robertson beat Miss Palmer by default, Miss O. Read beat Miss F. Hicks, 11-8; Miss Rartlett beat .Miss C'oxou, 11-3: M iss Chapman-Cohen beat Miss Moodie by default; Miss Douglas boat Miss Ledgerwood, 11-2; .Miss 11. Anderson beat Miss M'Lellan, 11-1; .Miss Kingan beat Mrs Harvey, 11-9; Miss I O. Anderson beat Mrs M‘Donald by .

default; Miss M. Matheson beat Miss G. Walker, 11-0: Miss Houston beat Miss J. Bain by default.

Second Bound.—Miss M. Anderson beat Miss Mitchell, 11-4; Miss Bead beat Mrs Bobertson; Miss ChapmanCohen beat Miss Bartlett, 11-10; Miss B. Anderson beat Miss Douglas, 11-3; Miss C. Anderson beat Miss Kingan, 11-6; Miss M. Matheson beat Miss Houston. 11-1. Third Bound.—Miss Bead beat Miss M. Anderson, 11-7; Miss B. Anderson beat Miss Chapman-Cohen, 11-1; Miss Matheson beat Miss C. Anderson, 13-11. Semi-final. —Miss 0. Bead a bye; Miss B. Anderson beat Miss Matheson, 11-6. —Final.— M iss B. Anderson (Kaikorai) beat Miss 0. Bead (Y.M.C.A.), 15-7. MEN’S SINGLES. First Bound.—P. Soper beat F. Xicholl, 15-7; H. Huntley beat P. Palmer. 15-3; G. Huntley beat H. limes, 15-5; 1). Picard beat R. Parry, 15-11; B. Biley (Y.M.C.A.) beat Milnes, 15-3; M. Greenall beat J. Smith, by default ; L. Paterson beat B. Arthur, 15-4; Adcock beat H. Gr^ig,

15-6; T. Bobertson beat Gilchristi, 17-14; N. Frew beat F. Fastier, 15-10; the Bev. Smith beat 11. Dobson, 15-0; It. Dimes .beat W. Nicholson 15-7; D, M'Farlane beat W. Challenger, 15-8; D. Harvey beat B. Woolsey, 15-3; D, Stuart beat B. Stevens, 15-14; J, Owens beat C. Smith (St. Leonards), 15-13; H. Kaye, a bye. Second Bound.—Soper beat H, Hunt* ley, 15-13; G. Huntley beat Pickard, 15-10; Greenall beat Riley, 15-4; Ad* cock beat Paterson, 15-12; Bobertson a bye; Frew beat the Rev. Smith, 15-13; M'Farlane beat Dimes, 15-9; Harvey beat Stuart, 15-11; Kaye beat Owens, 15-5 Third Round.—G. Huntley beal Soper, 15-5; Adcock beat Greenall, 15-3; ;Frew beat Robertson, 15-13; M'Farlane a bye; Kaye beat Harvey, 15-11. Fourth Round.—G. Huntley a. bye; Adcock beat Frew, 15-8; Kaye beat M'Farlane, 15-4. Semi-final.—Adcock boat G. Huntley, 15-10; Kaye a bye. —Final.— H. Kaye (Mosgiel) beat Adcock (Kaw korai), 21-14. \