LAWN TENNIS

Hokitika Guardian, 28 January 1933, Page 5

LAWN TENNIS

W. COAST CHAMPS.

EVENTS CONCLUDING TO-DAY.

GREYMOUTH, January 28

The West Coast tennis tournament was continued, yesterday and in most cases the semi-finals and (finals were r-ached, Tii© details of yesterday's play are as follows: , ' i. r .

CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS, MEN’S SINGLES. Semi-ifiuai>: —N. G. Manns (Chrstclmroh) beaic It. Kear (United) 4—6, o—3, 6-0. MEN’S DOUBLES. Semi-final:—N. U. Munns and H. • Dyniond teat. A". and P. Warnes 2—6, o—2, 6—l. : ■ LADIES’ DOUBLES. Semi-final: Misses O. 'Stapleton and M. Costello beat .Misses M. Warnes and D. McKay 9—5. ’ iCOMBINED DOUBLES. • .Second round : —Laiccmbe and Mi'ss Mortland beat Schadick and Miss Greenwood 6—4, 6—4; Black more and ■Miss D. McKay beat Pownall and Mrs Cassells by default; Fortune and Miss Stapleton bent Mogridge and Miss Schaef 6—l, 6 ; K. *i&nftlv^gnd, Miss M. Costello beat Oalien and Miss - Blair 7 “-5, 6—2; M. 0. Smith and Mrs Fuller bent L, O’Malley and Miss R. Andemon, C—-. 4, B—6. Third round: Warnes and Miss Warnes beat M. 0, Smith and Mrs - \ Fuller 6—l, 6—3; Blaekmore and. I M ss McKay beat Lavcombe and Miss Mortland 6—4, 6—M; A. K. Smith and Miss Ccisitello beat Fortune and Miss Oi Stapleton 4—6, 6—2,’ 6—l.

HANDICAP EVENTS.

combined doubles. First round: —McCarthy and Miss McCarthy, (ree. 8), beat Walker and Mrs Oassels. (rec.’3) 50—28;' J' Blackmore and Mies D. McKay (rec: 8),-beat M. J. O’Malley and Mils Moss (scr.) 50—46; G. •Brittenden and Miss C. Phillips (rec. 8), beat Bullock " and Miss A. Stapleton v'ser.) 50—45; A. Warnes and Mjss Warnes,; (rec. 9), beat M. C. Smith and Mrs Fuller, (owe 5V 50—48; A. K. Smith and . Miss M. •Oostelilo (Owe 8), .beat Wylde and 'Mrs Kitohingham (rec. .18) 50—43; Larcombe.;and Miss :Mortland', (scr.) beat McDonald and Miss Hopkiris (ree. 7) 50—39 ;i R. Pattinson and Miss H. Griffen (owe 2), . beat Pfahlerj; and Miss Wild (rec. 4) 50—37'; A. Fortune and Miss 0. Stapleton (owe 3), beat C. iScbadick and Miss Greenwood (ger.) 50—44.

round: —R. Innas and Miss Donovan .beat Pownall and Mrs Cunningham by default ;'H. Cullen and Miss Blair beat Curran and- Mi's Fletcher 50—41; 'J. Blaekmore and Miss McKay teat Brittonden and Miss Phillips 50-46../ ... , ' . Third round:—tL Phillips and.-;Miss McDonnell beat a3k. Smith and Miss Costello."so—46. ’ • ~ h MEN’S SINGLES J‘AIV GRADE. 'Second round:—R. Pattinson%beat M. O. Smith 50—17.

Third round: —J. Uomerford (rec. 3), beat E. Pattinson (.-or.) 50—; V. Armstrong (roc. 20), beat R. Pattinson '(owe 8) 50—41; P. Mcßrearty (rec. 18), bent M. J. O’Malley (owe I. 50—32; 'R; Innes (fee. 10V, t beat J. Blaekmore (owe 10) 50—29; C. Burley (rec; 5), J beat H. Cullen (owe 5), 50—41; C. Schadick beat C. Aniisy 50—36; S. Anisy beat Larcombe 50—33; J. Comer ford beat V. Armstrong ,50—42; R. Innes beat C. Burley 50-46. ■'

LADIES’ SINGLES ‘11” GRADE. Third round:—Mrs Cassels (scr.)., beat Miss I>. McKay (owe 5) 40—16); Miss J. Smith (rec. 15), boat Miss 0. Stapleton (scr.) 40—37; Misg E. Boddy (reo. 8), beat Miss L. Schaef (ser.) 40—27. Semi-finals:—Miss J. Smith beat Miss Boddy 40—31; Mrs Cassells beat Miss Griffn 40—37.

MEN’S DOUBLES.

First mind : —-E. and R. Pattihson beat Fuller and McDonald 50—28; C. Schadick and J.. Comerford beat' J. Phillips and K. Griffen 60—43; T. Curran and H. Dbdison (rec. 4), beat M. J. and L. O’Malley (owe 8) 50—45. Second roundP. Warnes and Heaphy (rec, 6), boat L. Phillips and H Ray (rec. o) 50—48; W. McCarthy and E. Dixon (owe 3),’ heat S. and O. Anisy (reo. 13) 50—47; E. and R. Patljnson beat Cbrra.n and Dodson 60—48; Cullen and Fortune heat A.' K. Smith and M. O. Smith 50—30; Schadick and Conierford beat Pfahlert and Bourne 50—43. Semi-final: —Kea-i and Burley beat McCarthy and . Dixon 00—37. LADIES’ DOUBLES. Semi-final: —'Misses Wild and Mortland beat Miss Costello and partner 60—34; Mesdames Fletcher and Fuller heat Misses M. Wames and D. McKay "7—55-

McGRiATH BEATS VINES. MEI BOURNE, Jan. 27. At the Australian tennis championships, in the men’s singles, quarterfinal, Vivian McGrath, the boy ■player, (VJPeated Vines (wforlcl’s champion), 6—2, 2—B, B—6, 7—5. Vines netted more than usual, but McGrath returned his lightning-like services perfectly. McGrath’s backhand was the deciding factor. In the semi-final. Crowford defeated Allison 6—2, 3—6, 3—6, 6—o, 6—3*