TENNIS.
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LANCASTER PARK GAMES
CHRISTCHURCH, March 20. '['he matches between Beamish and Lowe and Canterbury Tennis representatives were continued in fine weatliei and before a large attendance. In the singles Lowe beat Ollivier o—4, 6—2, and Beamish heat Greenwood 6-2, 6-3. Lowe kept a magnificent length and many of his shots were unplayable. He strained a eg half wav through the first set, but tins handicap did not seriously effect his 1 There were some brilliant exchanges in the second set, hut Lowe’s tactics , V ero superb and Ollivier was frequently played into a hopeless position Beamish did not have much difficulty hi defeating Greenwood. Tl ' o latte made many mistakes in the fust set, hut put u)i a plucky fight in the second and frequently passed Beamish at P'ln'tho doubles Lowe and Beamish beat Olliiver and Greenwood 6-3, 6—^, ' q v. In the first two sets the visitors had the advantage, their placing very often being unanswerable JLhc I S ct was very exciting an * ; and won the set and match. _
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 March 1920, Page 1
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