TENNIS.

Hokitika Guardian, 30 January 1922, Page 4

TENNIS.

WEST COAST CHAMPIONSHIPS

THE FINAL RESULTS

The West Coast Tennis Championships were continued at Reefton, the games being generally very interesting, though hi one or two instances the winners proved markedly superior to all opposition. The championships were won by the following: Men’s, Rollit; ladies, Mrs McCarthy (Grey-mput-h); Men’s Doubles, Rollit and McCaskill; Ladies’ Doubles,' Mrs McCarany and Miss Wiekes; Ladies’ Handicap Doubles, Mrs Fair and Mrs Baillie. Other events are not decided. Fallowing are the details: — Men’s Championship Singles: Third Round.—L. Gooch heat McCarthy, (; ( ( 7—9, 6—3.; 11. Oiling beat hockey, 6—o, 6—l, 5—7; Rollit beat Robinson, 6—l, 6—o; M. Cliiiig beat McCaxkill 6—3, 6—4. Fourth Round —Gooch beat H. Cliing, 6—l; Rollit heat M. Ching 6—3, (;—l. Final: Rollit beat Gooch 6—2, 6—l .

Ladies’ Championship Singles: Third Round: Miss Lewis heat Miss Pavne, 6—2, 6—2.; Miss Wiekes beat Mrs Lawry 6-3, 6—l; Miss Baillie beat Mrs Fletcher, 6—3, 6—2; Mrs McCarthy beat Miss Aitken, 6—o, 6—2. Fourth Round: Miss Wiekes beat Miss Lewis, 6-2,.6—4; McCarthy heat Miss Baillie, 6—o, 6—l. Final: Mrs .McCarthy heat. Mies Wiekes, 6—o. Men’s Ghpnipiofftkijl Hinhles : Third Rpujlil: Schadißk , aijd. Fair beat Osbo.unie ami ltohinson 1—6,. 6—2; 6—3 ; i Rojlit and MeCaskill beat Lovell and' Lawry 6-2, 6—l; McCarthy and Den- ! neliy heat H. and M. Cliing 6 —4, <3- 3 5 ■ Gooch and Teichelmann beat McKay and W ai 'PP ß 6) —3, 6—4. Fourth R oiai ' —Rollit ajid MeCaskill heat Sehadick (M! 6—2.; McCArth, ancl Donnelly ("'on by default). Rollit and, MeCaskill beat McCarthy affd Denneliy B—6,8 —6, 6—2.- . , Ladies’ Championship Doubles : Third Round.—Mts McCarthy, and Miss Wickps, beat Miss Baillie and Mrs Fair, cIM 6—2 ; Miss Lewis and Mrs McCaßkill beat Mrs Fletcher and Miss Crumpton 6—5, <6, 9— 7 - Final:

4 iss' McCarthy and Miss Wickes beat j iss Lewis and Mrs McCaskill, 6—l, -L Combined Championship Doubles: — -y ourth Hound: Gooch and Miss Aitkcn J ;at llobinson and Miss. Osbourne 4 6, v —O, 0—0; Rollit and Miss Wickes sat Dennehy and Mrs Fletcher 6 3, 7 } t;—1; Osbourne and Miss Scott j eat McCarthy and Mrs McCarthy ( ,_r ( B—B, 7—5; M. Ching and Miss f. Scott beat Lawry and Mrs La wry, —3, 7—5. Men’s Handicap Singles:—Fourth found. —Levell won by default; M. filing won by default; McKay beat iVidles 50—46; McCarthy beat Schadck 50—30. Fifth Round': Ching beat Levell, 50—40; McKay beat McCarthy, 70—30. Ladies’ Handicap Singles: Third Round: Schadick and Fair beat Lockey and Walker, 50—37; H. and M. Ching beat Warncs and McKay 59—44-, Robinson andiOsbourne beat Sunley and Griffiths 50—41; Rollit and; McCaskill, beat Saddlier and Wicken, 50 —48. Fourth Round:—H. and M> Ching teat | Schadick and Fair, 50—39; Robinson and Osbourne won by default. Ladies’ Handicap Doubles: Third Round : Mrs Fair and Miss Raillie beat Miss Lawn and Mrs McCaskill, 40 31, Mrs Fletcher and Miss Crumpton heat ,'iliss Fountain and Miss Payne, 40—43. Final: Mrs Fair and Miss Baillie, ■lo—3B. nn ■ <* ' nafWT*" ~~* * .

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