LAWN TENNIS

Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1933, Page 2

LAWN TENNIS

WEST COAST TOURNAMENT,

RESULT OE FIRST DAY’S PLAY

GREYMOUTH, January 26

r llic 1033 West Coast Lawn Tnmis ( iiampion ships wero commenced this morning nt tins Greymouth, United and St. Coluniba Clubs’ courts. The weather in the morning was fine and warm, though overcast, hut the hrigiht sunshine this afternoon made conditions ideal. All the courts are in good order, and the games are well advanced. All ladies’ matches are being played on the United Courts to-day, while the Grey and St Columb t Courts are being occupied by the men. Some excellent tennis was witnessed this morning, and all' augurs well for a successful tournament.

Miss Mortland (Hokitika) played a line game, defeating Miss D. Rlair 9—5.

Jn a- hard-fought game, Miss Wiki (Hoiktika) fiinaily triumphed <jver Miss R. Anderson o—4.0 —4.

MEN’S CHA.A IPIONSHIP SINGLES

I'irst Round.—ll, Dymond beat E. Djxon (I—l, 6—4; G. Dorman beat H. Fuller 3—6, 6—4, 6—4 »A. Warnrs beai; J. G. Gilbert 6—2, 6—3; C. Darning beat E. Pfalilort C—2, 6—3; A. K. Smith beat A, E. Fortune 6—o, 4—6, 7— 5; C. Shaddick beat F. N. Sbalicrass 6—o, 6—l; C. Biurley beat A. E. Walker by default. H. Mogridge beat L. Phillips 3—6, 6—2, 6—3. M. o’.Ala I ley beat 11. S. Ray 34, 6—l ,• R. Frost beat J., Rlackmore 4—6, 6—4, 6—4; 11. Kear bent M. C. Smith 6—3, 6—4; M. T. J. Curran beat 12. Gaultnn 6—3, 6—l ; L. O’Malley beat AV. P. McCarthy 46, 6—3, 6—3; P. AYarnes beat L. Laroombe 6—'2, 7—o, 6— 2; R. Pattinron heat 4. J. Comerford 6—l, 6—2; T. Anisy heat R, R. M. lanes 6—4, 6—4; E. Pattinson heat C. Burley 6—o, 6—l.

MEN’S HANDICAP SINGLES First Round.—Mcßreaty (rec 20), beat Shallcra&s (rec 18), 50—44; M. J. O’Malley owe 10, beat Jack Phillips (rec 12), 50—46; 11. C. Cullen (Invercargill) owe ,15, beat Bullock (rec 5), 50—41; Darning scr, beat Griff'en (rec 15), 50—38. C. Anisy (rec 15), heat H. Mogridge owe 5, 50—27; S. Anisy (rec 10) beat G. Brittenden •scr, 50—36; R. Innes free 10j beat W. P. ■M.C.u'thy (owe 5.) 50 —32; C. Shaddick (owe 5), beat 11. Kear (owe 5), 50—43. Third Round.—H. Dymond beat G. Dorman 6—l, 6—o; N. G. Munns beat T. Anisy 6—o, 6—o; R. Pattinson beat V. Stevens 6—2, 6—o; M. J. O’Malley beat E. Pattinson 7—5, 6—o ;A. AAkirnes boat. iDurning 6—o, 6—3,

LADIES’ CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES

Firsjv Round.—Miss L. Schaef beat Miss 13. Boddy 9—o; Miss D. McKay beat Miss A, Bush 9—7; Airs Cassels beat Miss J. Stevens 9—o; Mrs E. J nomson heat Miss E. Bonnington 9—5; Miss Mortland beat Miss B. Blair 9—5; Miss B. Bonnington beat Ml’s Cunningham 9—3; Miss Wild beat Miss R. Anderson 9—4; Miss Fuller heat Miss Greenwood 9—l; Miss 0. Stapleton beat Airs AloGlashan 9—3; Miss Griffin heat Aliss Al. AlcKav 9—2; Airs Neville beat Aliss Wilson. Second Round: Aliss Costello beat Airs Fuller 9—2; Aliss Schaef beat Aliss Slee 9—3; Mrs Cassels beat Aliss D. -McKay 9—7; Aliss O. Stapleton beat Ali-s E. Thompson 9—5; Aliss Alortland beat Aliss B. Bonnington 9—4; Aliss AVild beat Misis Fuller 9—5; Aliss Griffin beat Airs Neville 9—4; Aliss AVarneis beat Airs Fletcher 9—3.

| QUARTER FINALS. Miss Costello heat Miss Schaef 9—3; Miss Stapleton bant Mrs Cassells 9—2; Miss A\ ild beat Alias Mortland 9—4 ; Miss Warnos heat Miss Griffin 9—3. LADIES’ HANDICAP SINGLES. “A” GRADE. Miss E. Boddy (reo. 9), beat Mass B. Blair (rec. 3), 40—27; Miss A. Bush (owe 5), beat Miss E. Bonnington (Christchurch) (owe 5), 40—27; Miss Griffon '(rec. 5), beat Mrs Bird (rec. 15), 40—27; Miss L. Schaef (scr.), beat Miss M. McDonnell (rec. 15), 40—35; Miss Smith (rec. 1-5), heat Miss Slee (owe 2), 40—27; Miss A. Stapleton (rec. 5), heat Miss Wilson (owe 2), 40—31.

MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES,

FIRST ROUND.

E. and R.. Pattinson beat Blackmore and L. O’Malley 6—l, G—4; A. and P. Warnes boat Fuller and Dixon fi—], o—2; Phillips and Ray heat Curran •and Dodson 6—4, 2—o, 7—5; A. K. Smith and M. C. Smith beat Pownall and Bullock 6—3, G—l. Lmombe and Caul ton beat Comorferd and Scbadick 6—4, 6—3, 6 —2. SECOND ROUND. Cull<"i and Fortune heat Darning and Gilbert 4 —G, 6—l, 6—4; Minins and Dymond heat. limes and Dorman 6—2, 6—3. LADIES’ CHAMPIONSETP DOUBLES. FIRST ROUND. Misses Wilson and She bent Misses E, and R. Boi njngion 9—7.

LADIES’ HANDICAP DOUBLES,

first round

Alesdames Fletcher and Fuller (scr.), beat Mrs Aleldrum and Aliss Ames (ice. 15), 50—40; Aliases Brooks and Anderson (rec. 6), beat Alesdames AleCart by and Hickman (rec. 20), 50—05; Airs AlcGlashan and Aliss Schaef (rec. ~ beat- Ali.ss.eis Lawn and James \rcc. 17), 50—38; Airs Thomson and Aliss 15. Roddy (rec. 4), beat Aliss Aloss and Ali-s Hopkins (rec. 10), 50—44; Alisses Al. Donovan and AlcDonnell (rec. 15), boat Alisses By all and Quinn (rec. 11), 50—48. AIoiBALIAN OHAAIPION SHIPS. MELBOURNE, January 25. At the Australian tennis championships, Turnbull defeated Van Ryn (U.S.A.), o—4, 10—8, 0-2. Allison (U.S.A.) defeated Aloon o—2, 6—4, 5—7, o—o. Gledhill (U.S.A.) defeated Hopman 3 2—6, B—6, 6—o, 6—3. Amines (U.S.A.) defeated Hassett 4—6, 6—l, 6-4, 6—l. In the doubles, Vines and Gledhill defeated Turnbull and Quist 4—6, 6—l, 4 6—3, 9—7.